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... (salt-water) tears.' • Has not Discord fled before him, and Harmony, like one of 'our street nymphs, taken him fondly under the arm ?—Has he not testilled the most edifying regard to prison discipline and gaol morality, by liberating the most atrocious criminals ...
... the Marchioness r the Countess Brownlow, and Lady Clinton, Ladies of the Rpdrbamber; Miss Hudson, Miss Bagot, and Miss Hope John- Maids of Honour; Lady Bedmgfield. Mrs. Berkeley and Miss Wilson, Bedchamber-women; Earl Howe, Earl Hon Mr. Ashley, Hon. Capt ...
... INTF:MGENCE. HATPON-GARDEN. Yesterday a Mr. William Harris (said to be a barrister) was charged with the following assault: — John Wells, 137 E division of police, said that near the hour of three last Thursday afternoon a messenger came to Hadlow-street ...
... course inconsistent with his personal character gentleman; and the motion of Lord John Rumell, the Hon. and Gallant Member was committed to the custody of the Seijeantat-Arms —The House then, at a quarter before four, adjourned till Monday, when the farther ...
... fifty. The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Lord John Russell, Sir G. Gray, Mr. C. Fergusson, Mr. Fox Maule, Colonel Leith Hay, and Sir R. Stewart, appeared in the Windsor uniform —the mover of the Address (Sir John Wrottesley) in Deputy Lieutenant's uniform ...
... HAMMERSMITH REFORM CLUB. The anniversary of the Hammersmith Reform Club was celebrated on Tuesday at the City Arms Tavern, Hammersmith- bridge ; Sir John Scott Lillie, K.C., in the chair. After an excellent dinner, The Chairman stated, that since be entered ...
... swerving from them. Mr. IVlacauley's speeches in defence of the Reform Bill will serve for the support of universal suffrage. Lord John Russell's argument for the appropriation of a part of the property of the Protestant Church may be urged as a plea for the ...
... apothecary, Dec. at twelve, at the Roebuck Inn, Newcastle under Lyme. Andrew Plank and John Plank, Canterbury, woolstaplers. Dec. 29. at one. at the Guildhall, Canterbury. John Honycnurch the younger and Thomas Honychurch, Bovey Tracey, Devonshire, potters and ...
... Judi- Robert Cunninghain Pa ton, (Messrs. Bagshaw, Paton, and Co.), CalcutU. T. F.. M. Tufiou. K‘«i , Barrister, Calcutta. s John Ks.|. (Messrs. Swinhoe and Co.), Calcutta. Joseph \Villi-, K*q. (Messrs. Willis and Earle), Calcutta. ' Bankers—Bank of Bengal ...
... (THIS DAY.) ROUSE OF COMMONS. The SPEAKER took the Chair at twelve o'clock. SIR F. TRENCH AND MR. WASON. The Sergeant -at-Arms informed the Speaker that Sir F. Trench and Mr. Rigby Wason, both Members of that house, were in his custody, when Speaker ...
... to a set of Radical agitators. The first name is Mr. Justice Perrin, then comes the great O himself and his son Morgan, Grattan, O'Connor Don ; Fitzsimon, the head of our new Police; Colonel Cuyler, and the Barristers who are the first for promotion ...
... Savile (fourth son of tile Earl of Mexborough), Queen’s. Bachelors of Arts.—John Valentine Austin, William Nurse, Gorge Dawson Lowndes, Trinity; Richard William Pierpont. St. John's; William Sherwood, Catherine Hall (comp). Marriauk the Queen or Portugal ...