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... Freehold Eatate at Bramley. TO SOLD AUCTIdN, Mr. John Holmes, at tbe House of Mr. Isaac Morlev, the Cardigan* Arms Inn, in Bramley, in the County York, (by direction of the Trustees under the Will the late Mr. John Walker, of Bramley, Millwright.) at Five o'Clock ...
... Chapman, M L Talbot, .1 II Power, John Belfast, Earl of Grattan, Henry Baldwin, Dr Jackson, Mr. Sergeant Danier. G !> Longficld, Kichard Bvllcw, Sir Patrick Ferguson, Sir II Ffrench, Ker, David Knov, lion J O’Brien, O’Connell, Maurice Uoclte, David Walker ...
... in t b t• court. house of Wicklow. 'I he candidates were Mr. James Grattan and Colonel Howard. (th• late Ineuily.ip,) Colonel Acton and Major lloniphreys. (Conservatives.) Mr. Grattan was proposed and seconded by Baron de Itobrek, and Alexander Mr. !O'Donnell ...
... 1811. He married in 17'J4 Penelope Anne, second daughter of John George Cooke, Esq. who died in 182(i, and whom he had issue ten children, the third whom. Lord Brudenell, now Earl of Cardigan, was born 17**7, and married Mrs. Johnstone after her divorce ...
... JOHN BULL. yield the palm, if it be but conceded that faithfulness is an attrioteb of essential and primary importance in the representation of medals. It may not, therefore, be out of place to qnote the opinion of one whose ability to form competent ...
... JOHN BULL. yield the palm, if it be bat conceded that faithfaloesß attrioteb of esdendol and primary importance io the representation of medals. It may not, therefore, be ont of place to qnote the opinion of one whose ability to form competent Judgment ...
... JOHN BULL. GENERAL ELECTION. STATE OF POLLS AND MEMBERS RETURNED. AROrLesniitE, Pint D»y.—C»mpbeU of Way, CampbeU of 3‘\ Banffshire, First day,—Slate of poll at Barff, Collen, and Keith. —Duff, 280; Ferguson, 200. . w „ Cavan, County.-Mr. Maxwell and ...
... the chevalier d'honneur of the Princess has no right arm. The arm of the chevalier d'honneur has been cutoff at the shoulder. What could possibly have induced the appointment of a man, with only left arm, to an office, the chief function of which is to offer ...
... JOHN BULL. GENERAL ELECTION. STATE OP POLLS AND MEMBERS RETURNED. AhotlesrirE) Pint Day.—Campbell of Inlay, 442; Campbell of Pint day. —State of poll at BanCT, Cullen, and Keith. Carlow?L'ounfy, An*. 9.—Vi*on, 63*; Yatej. 634; BraeD SSa; —Beamith, 1,164; ...
... wastaSen mtocus- lnspector Aug. of the L division. H. declared knew nothing «Cit it,and expressed hi the King's Arms lor inspection. On arming there, the pot-boy immediately declared that was n, and' was conse ...
... and Co.; and John Taylor. N» >VKIiS. By Mr. JAMKS, Authurof Darnlry,” ♦* Kichelicu,” &c. ONE IN A THOUSAND; Or, The PAYS of (JHATBK. rndcnisbly the living hUtoricel romance writere.”--LUerary Gaz. T H K I I* 8 Y. LIFE nml ADVEXTriIKS of JOHN MARSTON HALL ...
... JOHN BULL. render that illutriona Lady their firm rapport, in maintaining inviolate their admirable ConetitntioD. (Loud and repeated cheers.) The Noble Lord conclnded by uraring the company that from hie earliest recollection he had been attached to the ...