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... are principally if not entirely yeomanry cavalry; and that you will agree with me, that the real effect of these corps, is to arm the agriculturists who ride horses, against the manufacturers who generally do their work on foot. In short, the Corn-Law Guards ...
... Bernal, R. Sir J. Russell, Lord John Biddulph, R. Grattan,J (Wicklow)Russell, Lord (Tavi- Blackburne, I.(War-Greisley, Sir R. stock) rington) Grey, Sir G. Russell,Ld.C.(Beds.) Blackstone, W. S. Grimston, Lord Viso. Ryle, John Bolling, W• Grosvenor, Lord R ...
... Samuel Nix, Esq. Messrs. John Rickards and Co. 22 Sir John Parkinson 23 Monsr. Chisolare nee Speela Thomas Lee, Esq. AL Sor. Dn. Francesco Merri del Commerceo 27 Messrs. N. N. Scoutt and Co. A. M. Testoliui Guetano Libraire John D. Wilson, Esq. care of ...
... ely mends. The Lady of General de Lacy Evans has returned to Paris, and . | t i, Bedford Hotel, me St. Honore. idmlral Sir John Beresford, only brother of Viscount Beresford is about , 0 marry Mrs. Peach relict of J. Peach Esq., of Portland-place, a lady ...
... T. P. Ross. Fielden, W. Mcynell, Capt. The Norfolk Poachers.— At the last Norwich Assises, live men, — mcd John Sucker, Thomas Bassett, John Joseph Bruce, T. Dawes, and .lames Staines, were convicted before Mr. .Justice Gaselee of the wilful murder of ...
... ipi-nr-.', Hogarth, Esq, j John Rodway Stock, Esq. Ed • ar.l H. .iies. Esq. ! Thomas Bruce Swinhoe, Esq. Thomas Phillpotts, Eso. J. Tucker. Esq., Aid., Exeter Oeorge Mon, * . Esq. | John Twells. I'sq. \\ NormaD, Esq , Colonel John Charles Tufnell Robert Page ...
... inquiry, whic lasted for several hours, took place at the Cock Tavern, Grea Sloaae-street, Chelsea, touching the death of Mr. John Hutchin son, aged 40, late proprietor of the Sloane-street Cigar Divan which was occasioned by his falling down stairs. The ...
... aaomaly in the history of llie earth. Without territorial possessions, its moral dominion is almost universal; with no other arms than those prudence and fortitude, it hath conquered the persecutions of the superstitious, and suirived the mighty fall ol ...
... -A illi-un Borradaile, Esq. j Rowavid Ronald, Esq. John Brothers, Esq. John Twells, Esq. George Money^ Esq. Lieutenant-Colonel Utterton John Moxon, Esq. i George Wa lter, Esq. -«■ srd Hughes, Esq. John Yates, Esq. Bankers— Messrs. Spooner, Attwoods. and ...
... defence of the country—he gave The Army and Navy. Rule Britannia was extremely well sung by the performers. Admiral Sir JOHN BERESFORD returned thanks on the part lof the Navy. We had now had a long peace, but the song he had just heard put him—and ...
... DIRECTORS. SCC v.i i harles Sullivan, Bart ; Elijah Harwell lmpev. Esq s.i John Muart llippisley. Ban ' Ned: Malcolm, Esq. Sir 1 rancit Freeling, Bart George G. Mills, Esq. v .r John s. .am- J ?? H. Sumner, Esq. i narles James Auriol, E«q. j Henry Webb. ...
... Sir J. Russell, Lord 13 iddulph, R. Grattan,J (Wicklow)Russell, Lord (Tavi- Blackburn°, L(War-Greisley, Sir R. stock) rington) . Grey, Sir G. Russell,Ld.C.(Beds.) Blackstone, W. S. Grimston, Lord Visc. Ryle, John Bolling, NV. Grosvenor, Lord R. Sanderson ...