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... the cap. They wore on their arms a sort of mitten, or gloves with half ' of the fingers cut off, whichenabled them to ply their needles the more readily. Such was the drese of these worthy ladies, who (seated in large arm chairs each side of the fire-place ...
... treet-buildings, London. JOHN SAVILL, baker, Holborn-bridge, Sept. 10, at halfpast eleven, and Oct. 14, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Edwards, Pancras-lane, official assignee ; Lawrance and Blenkarne, Bucklersbury, JOHN TWIST, timber-merchant, ...
... the present state of the constituency throughout the country. He would refer to the return obtained upon the motion of Mr. Grattan in the House of Commons, from which any person would see that the constituency of the counties were most improperly and unjustly ...
... session's work carved out for them by the burly bigot who keeps them in their places. Extension of the franchise, which Lord John Russell declared to be finally fixed by that Reform Bill which he was permitted to father—a shortening of parliaments, which ...
... in the EAST. John Murray. Alhemarlc-treet. Next week will be published, 2 vols, post *vo., PO R T I C A L, (r A L LICI A, and the BASQUE PROVINCES of SPAIN, described from Notes of a Journey in those Countries. By an ENGLISH NOBLEMAN. John Murray, Alb ...
... ainoen servant, “Hcney B. Wcatbvra. Rossmsee M Henry R. Westenra 5 John Craven Westenra 0 0 Henry « • Richard ** Mr. A. French, Secretary to the Society for Justice Ireland.** After arms] eemmunications from various parts of the country regarding the o ...
... obedient Servant, (Signed) J. S. Buckingham, The Right Hod. Lord John Russell, M.P., &c. &c. &c. New Work, the Author British America.” Now ready, in 3 yols. postSvo., My note book. By JOHN MACGREGOR, Esq., Author of “British America.” In the practical ...
... be held on Monday the September. The requisition bears the signatures of FitzwiUiam, Milltown, Ilrabazon, James Grattan. M.P., H. Grattan, M.P., the Hon. G. L. Proby, D.L., the Baron dc Roebeck, C. Fitzsimoo, M.P—also the names of nine magistrates and ...
... bask', , ),-.14t . . Till deformity's lost in a jelly of fiti— This, this is the Justice the Caravats ask . To give to Hal Grattan the title of Peer, • And a chance, in the vista, of being sent over, ' To be_such a Viceroy . as Mully . is here— •,-,,;.-: ...
... the necessity of increasing the number of county magistrates, and that neither the heavens shove nor earth beneath,” not Lord John Russell, nor his ruler, the Devil, could induce him (the Duke of Newcastle) to appoint another magistrate for the county of ...
... splendid gas chandeliers ; and the whole of one side was open to the banquetting room, of which it might in fact be said to f arm a part. In the portico Litolf's quadrille band was stationed, and as the room was admirably adapted for dancing, it was soon ...
... fc»q latterica, aged ST. At Wakefield, John Moore, Esq., In year- , of Burton Stone. At Boat ham Stiay, Yorkshire, aged 9t. Mr. »lun t,for» John Dobson, Jun., Esq., 4». of Selby. Yorkshire* At Stretton, Derby, Mr. John Cupit, In his Wthyaar. r. Harbury, ...