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... generally to the medicines adininistered. John Lovelace, Poreman. Thos. D. Main Samuel Lane Arehd. Currie Hl. Chiverton James Mee John Eveleigh Thomas Payn George Allwright Henry Parratt | Joseph Seaman T. Brown John Brown INTERESTING TO TITE People of England ...
... sum of 10002. had been paid to Mr. John O'Connell for tne use of his father; and that after having received the money, Mr. O'Connell and Mr. John O'Con- nell both attended the ballot for a committee , and that Mr. John O'Connell was ballotted as a member ...
... thought she should (hus get to go for less. She fetched three-pennyworth of vum, which she had at the har-house, from the Cardigan’s Arms lon. She is not in the habit of drinking spirits. It could not take much effect, as three people partook of it. Her conduct ...
... CHAS. ALLEN, Esq. JOHN BRADBURY, Esq. WM. CASH, Esq. THOMAS CASTLE, Esq. Acvical 1.D. CONQUEST, M.D. F.L.S. THOMAS HODGKIN, M.D. JAMES CROFTS, Esq. JOHN FELTHAM, Esq. JOSEPH HARGRAVE, Esq. JOSEPH JANSON, Esq. S. HAYHURST LUCAS, Esq JOHN ST. BARBE, Esq. ...
... Furdy, spoke against the ministerial bill; Mr. Poulter, Mr. H. Grattan, and Mr. Vil- liers Stuart, in its favour. The debate was then adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Tuurspay, June 2. Lord John Russell moved the order of the day for resuming the adjourned ...
... put by the Speaker, Sir William Follett rose to reply to Lord John Russell. He maintained, that on several leading provisions of the Bill the two Houses were agreed! and denied that Lord John Russell had given a correct description of several of the Lords ...
... Paper. Taste.—On Wednesday afternoon, a party of sporting lords and gentlemen accompanied the prince of Orange to the School of Arms in St. James’s-street; where the Prince was gratified by the exhibition of several pugilistic encounters of the most re- nowned ...
... Dublin Trades’ Union have determined to put Mr. O'Connell and Mr. Henry Grattan in nomination for that city on the next occasion of an election. The object of bringing Mr. Grattan from Meath, which he now represents, is to bring in Sir William Somerville ...
... 50th year, John Ayer, Esq. of Heslington, near York, land survevor. On Monday week. Hannah, wife of Mr. William Dawson, landlord of the Cardigan Anns, Kirkstall Hoad, near Leeds, aired 36. Sunday week, aged 42, Mary Ann, only sister of Mr. John Ahhott, of ...