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... Precepts and Practice, us gpeelrnens of I The Alibi, elan. Assize Story &Filth, contain- Hoo k, Es es, set 61 Mirk; i C. Grattan, Esq. ~ Ta ll'' • suggested L 7 the I The Art of Conversa , e same author. 1 ing made Dor, itc• , IE UNITED JOURNAL, FOR FEBRZ ...
... Akerman, from New Orleans; Mar- uaret, Russell, from SL John's, New Brunswick ; Frederick, Hare, from St. John's, New Brunswick ; Ocmulgee, Leavitt, from Savan- nah ; Woodman, Wright, from St. John's, New Brunswick. TELEGRAPHED. — East of the Boating light ...
... of his mother, an aged widow, is severely burnt in the back, the arms, and the upper part of his face. In attempting to screen his face, his aims and sides were dreadfully scorched. John Walton, a youth aged 14 years, is also much burnt. His face and the ...
... which was open, and a brace of pistols was upon the bundle. Cottle armed himself with the pistols, and entering the window of the house, gave intimation iu a loud voice that he was armed with deadly weapons, and that the first person who approached him ...
... ENOLiSU IHANCE. TRIBUNAL Of CORRECTIONAL POLICF Id lh« MtutmgT (Ga ...
... Household, the Dukes of Leinster, Norfolk, Hamilton, Grafton, Argyll, and Clavalaad ; the Earn of Bariiagtoo sadSafton.&e. Lord John Russell entertaiced neayforty Membars of the House of Commons. Tbs dinner rre* given the oOaial residence of the First Lord ...
... per Share. heßirh Provision-al Committkr. c Ria l nf n ?? ?? Somers , Charles Sedgfield Crowley, Esq. son Hon - Lord Mon- ' John Harman, Esq. lie rlie-hi- v . Archibald Little, Esq. M.p R 1C Hon - Lord Eaßtnor, I Thomas Neale, Esq. r Wim atri ?? ; Robert ...
... William Vazakerley, John N. Fergus, John Ferguson, Sir R. Ferguson, Robert Fergusson, t. Ho. C. Fielden John Finn, W. F. Fitzgibbon Hon. R. Fitzroy, Lord C. Pltzsimon, C. Fitzsimon, N. Folkes, Sir Wm. MINORITY. MAJORITY. Fort, John 6askell, Daniel Gordon ...
... Fane's Harriers—Monday, at Badnage Way; Wednesday, at Ewelme P ark; and Friday, at Moreton. We regret to learn that Henry Grattan, Esq., N.Y., has been confined to his chamber for the last fortnight, by severe indisposition; but his illness, it is hoped ...
... Parry Jones Parry, of Aberdunant, Eaq. Denbighshire—John Robin, of Tady graig, Eaq. Flintshire—Sir John illiams, of Bodlewydden, Bart. Glaasorgansbire—Thomas Penrice, Kilvrougb, Esq. Menonelbshirs—John Ellirker Roulcott, of Hendreisse, Ksq. Montgomerys ...
... Gaskell, D. Pelham, Hon. C. . Ainsworth. P. Gordon. R. I arve *- W * Alston, R. Goring, H. D. Phillips, G. R. Angcrstein, J. Grattan, H. M. Anson. Sir G. Grey, Hon. C. Phillips, C. M. A«tley, Sir J. Grey. Sir G. E' DDe,r, Attwood, T. Grosvenor, Lord Ponsonby ...
... 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 ...