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... from to Cardigan, was shore Swansea ol The Ocdlpe, Laundrea, (rom Bordeaux, has arrived U>e Maurlllut with foremast lost during gale on the 9th of Feb.,ln 30 8. long. F and would be obliged to heave down; bound to Sumatra. Junb s.— Armed, the Velocity ...
... disorders which are admitted at this Institution are those of ringworm and diseases of the scalp. The Rev. Mr. Robinson, of St. John's Wood, in a very animated and lucid speech, pointed out the incalcnlable blessings conferred upon the children of the poorer ...
... Reid, Sir John Bruce, Lord E Hennikcr, Lord Richards, John Brudenell, Lord Herrics, Rt Hon J Ross, Charles Bruen. F Hill, Lord A Rushbrooke, Col. Buller, Sir J Hill, Sir R Russell, Charles Burrell, Sir C Hogg, J W Ryle, John Calcraft, John H Hope, H T ...
... DI NG ELECTION The Attorney-General’s devils are determined roast John Matthew Galway for Ids opposition to the little popish first law officer. The Court King’s Bench was this day crowded to excess to hear motion the subject of the action brought against ...
... disorders which are admitted at this Institution are those of ringworm and diseases of the scalp. The Rev. Mr. Robinson, of St. John's Wood, in a very animated and lucid speech, pointed out the incalcnlable blessings conferred upon the children of the poorer ...
... Adams, Esq. Mr. T. T. Webb. Thomas Thomas, Esq. Mr. S. Tardhew. Daniel Prythebgh,Esq. John Davies, Esa. Thomas Morris, Esq. Mr. Lloyd Llewelyn. Thomas Gratrf.x, Esq. Mr. John Harries. W. L. Esq. Mr. J. Bagnall. A. Timmins, Esq. Mr. W. HulbT. Morris Sayce, ...
... Sir R. Vyvyan, T. C. Whitmore, Col. Wood, Sir . Wynne. Sec. &c. John Barneby, Esa. M. P. for Droitwich, paired off in favour of Lord Stanley's motion, with Pryse Pryse, Esq. M.P. for Cardigan, Sec. The French papers of Thursday state that intelligence had ...
... summonses were issued against the four policemen concerned the transaction, viz. Thos. Llewellin, Robert Veryard, John James, and John Powell, to appear hefore the County Magistrates at the Shirehall, to answer a counter-charge of assault and false ...
... (Hear, hear.) The Noble Lord then moved for leave to bring in his Bill. The question having been put from the Chair. Lord JOHN RUSSELL rose—lt is on the principle of our Bill, to which he cannot consent, that noble friend rests the issue of this question ...
... 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 ...
... attack. It is to other individuals of rank from imitating his Graces example. It is renewal of the same system of abuse by which John Bull sought to intimidate people rank That the effect will not correspond to the intention, are certain. In the case of Queen ...
... Corport’ lions of Ireland. John Kennedy, Esq., late M.P. for Tiverton, was to the Chair. Among the senators present were Messrs. Buncombe and Wakley, the Members for the borough of Finsbury, D. O’Ca/ nell, Esq., and H. Grattan, Esq.; and the orchestra crowded ...