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... the commis- gion. In tite absence of an acce sible catalogue, the employ- ment of them must have been very limited; and Mr. Hardy, Mr. S ev nion and Mr. Cole, s'ste that they have been put to considerable expense in the purchase of books needed by them ...
... aaAcs IN THE. Aamy-Lieuternant-Generals Francis Thomas Hammond, Robert Dudley Blake, Honourable Robert Mteade, Sir William Houstoun, Bart., G.C.H. George AlIliceit, Sit Thomas Hfislop. Bart., ?? Thomas Earl of Elgin,I David Planter, Sir John Slade, Bart ...
... wheelR passed over her right leg, se- verely fracturing- the bone between the knee and ankle joints. She veas takea to St. Thomas's hospital. A woman, named Flaxman, in cr asin,, Hyde Park, carrying her husband's dlinner, walked into the Serpenline.river ...
... D;;ke)-Jobin Nickels, Jolts Nickols, jun., snd James Moving Green, Londour, ship and insurance-broiiers-WiI. 1iam Thomas and George Thomas, of Frampton Cotterelt, Glouctester - shire. ?? Bird and Henry Smoythies, of Congreve~street, Birmingham, ?? Bent ...
... Bankruptcy, Basissghallbstreet. Solicitor, Mr. Wadeson, Austin friars; official assignee, Mr. Edwari, Pancras- lane.-. I .. I Thomas Greenfield, Chia3wick, victualler, Feb. 1, March 7, atthe Court of Ilankruptoy, Basinuball-street. Solicitors, Messrs. Poole ...
... George Howen, John Hanilin, Jaimes Derare, Charles Dolan, Thomas Malottey, John Riley, Wil- i .iatn Babbington, Tarry Burns, Oweni Dowlan, Joh01 Linnet, !4atthew Martin, John Sullivan, J. Hardy, Bartle M'Gin, unl Joho Huron, Ireland. The Plexico has been ...
... andth'-e UeraH,'amburghtian; ?? Feliti dolodred ibok ?? John Woods-, tailor, of Exetetr,: Enhiliid ;Ri-haitd OwenSD Bind Thomas 'Mulliahaiof stieland.. ,-The;ehreerlait mnentionedl'ere pasgenkersl); All the above- le'sept the eaptainiand young inao; ...
... Blauchard ( and William Pepper, England; William Evans, Nova Scotia; t Thomas Henderson, jun., ?? Stanford, England; i Mark M'Nulty, Patrick Divine, Michael Murray, Samuel I Blackburn, sen., Thomas Ellis, Mr. Hope, Larry Carpen- c ter, John Hays, David Thompson ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS-WEDN11SDAY. The Speaker took the chair at four o'clock. GRAND JURIES (IRRLAND.) Colonel THOMAS presented a petition from Cork, com- plaining of the first clause of tile Irishl (rand Juries Bill. CII URCII-RATES. Petitions ...
... The list of the Committee was then agreed to as follows: -Mr. Horsman, Sir Wm. Rae, the Lord Advocate, Lord Stanley, Sir Thomas Fremantle, Mr. Warburton, Mr. Fox Maule, Mr. George Ferguson, Mr. Dunlop, Mr. Bingham Baring, O'Conor Don, Sir Hugh Campbell ...
... patriots now familiarly termed the Scottish Political Martyrs ? The most eminent of them-those who can never be forgotten- were Thomas Mmir, William Skirving, 7homas Fyshe Palmer, Joseph Gerrald, and Maurice Margarot. The blackest page in the recent annals ...
... Blauebard and William Pepper, England; Wiliam Evans, Nova Scotia; Thomas Henderson, jun., and Thompson Stanford, England; Mark M'Nulty, Patrick Divine, Michael Murray, Samuel Blackburn, sen., Thomas Elils, Mr. Hope, Larry Carpen. ter, John Hays, David Thompson ...