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... George Martin, Burnham, Buckinghainaliire, shopkeeper. • Gttor2e Bedford. Keppell-street an.i East-street, Chelsea, groeef. • Thomas James Breeds and Charles Burflithl, jun., FenningS , wharf, Tooley-street, London, Hastings. merchants; , Francis fliiitson ...
... George Martin, liurnham, Buckinghamshire, shopkeeper. Goor..te Bedford, Keppell-street and East-street, Chelsea, groper. , Thomas James Breeds and Charles Burficld, jun., Fennings-Wharf; Tooley-street, London, and Hastings, merchants. Francis Huitson, ...
... extract manufacturer, Halton, near Leeds—S Richards, miller, Chepstow, Monmouthshire—J Evans, E CouPe, J Brown, A Southward, C Hardy, F Donnely, J Linney D Scott, R Berry, and J Robinson. dyers. Manchester -- W Woodhead, it Woodhead, and J Woodhead, scribbling ...
... manufacturer, Halton , 'near Leeds—S „Ric-herds, miller, Chepstow, Monmouthsldre-2 Evans,. E Coupe, J Brown, A Southward, C Hardy , F -Li mi er D wdb Scott, oo i j • u ,nci Almondbury, Yorkshire-3 Pickeing, sterer,bedford—J Mercer, brewer, Birkenhead, Cheslure• ...
... was occupied in the presentation petitions upon both sides the question respecting the abolition church rates. , .. - . Mr. Hardy and other members presented petitions for the repeal the Poor Laws Amendment Act. Sir H. Parnell and other members presented ...
... de>d. *.e. Another ha>i liccn atMX'hiterl, aii«l leave lew •lava. Tin* Fisher, front W ilniin 'lon lor this port, had at St. Thomas. Tbn rar -.i mould lw ahi|i|n-*l tie- Henry, lor port AJot arrival - ; Naxhoa. Pollard, and Hal. Sanmlry. from M-dnle—laiwell ...
... Greenock Napier, Stafford, hence, at Baltimore Mary, Kelso, from the Clyde, mid swift Packet, from Falmouth, at Havana 4th ult Thomas Dattersby, Doyle; Wm Russell, Bruce; end ,Indian, Borthwick, hence, at. Pernambuco Jane '.Walker, White, hence, and Oberlin ...
... per week. Mr. Taylor expressed his satisfaction nt the accounts. The reduction in the county rolls was upwards of £GUI). Mr. Thomas Hevell said, that as we were now within the parlinmentnry borough, the assessment should altered, part the township was under ...
... Craig, Esq. James Bowden, Esq. Robert D. Menzies, Esq. Peter Forbes, Esq. Anthony Murray, Esq. Adam Wilson, Esq. John Hardie, Esq. Thomas Reveridge,Esq. John Gibson, Esq. It. Cadell, Esq. - .. _ On the motion Of the Rev. Dr. GORDON, of the High Church, Edinburgh ...
... find him voting with Lord J. Russell and Ministers, in support of the New Municipal Bill for Ireland; he voted against Mr. Hardy in the impeachment of Mr. O'Connell, in the Raphael case; he voted in favor of ministers on the Church of Ireland Bill; he ...
... Parliament :—Sir Richard Musgrave,-Sir'Richard Nagle, Sir Wm. Brabazon, Messrs. George Evans, W. F. Finn, W. Villiers Stuart, Thomas' Wyse, N. A. Vigors, Sharman Crawford, Winston Barron and Sergeant Ball. A better practical refutation can hardly be afforded ...
... pets, nod tare. •Liberty, Stitt, Wigton,- ' George Grant, .Welsh, Gariieston. do. • Hannah; Tiger, Al. Alpine: Portland, Hardie; and Clown, 11.1arshall, Glasgow • • Isabella, Davidson, Straimver • • James,. Storey, Ulverstone. .Three Sisters, Bridgewater ...