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... could, Mr. Sergeant-at-Arms ! meaning that Mr. Sergeant-at-Arms should usher in the messengers with the usual ceremony. Mr. Howard, fancying, in the confusion of the moment, that the Speaker was calling on the Sergeant -at-Arms to take him into custody ...
... could, Mr. Sergeant -et-Arms'! meaning that Mr. Sergeant-at-Arms should usher in the mes• sepgers with the usual ceremony. Mr. Howard, fancying, in the confusion of the moment, that the Speaker was calling on the Sergeant•at•Arms to take him into custody ...
... at thirty minutes after eight o'clock, post meridian. The Sergeant was desired by the SPEAKER to introduce the next witness. John Drew, being examined, said, I am a clerk in the postoffice, and am appointed to receive on certain nights the writs to be forwarded ...
... lion. A.—East Retford Viscount—Rrigate Edward's, John—Montgomery .erton Sir P Cheshire E P.—Che..hire Sir John—Windsor Elphinstone, Howard—Hastings }-:vans .Dublin Pat a nd Robert, (Stafford) ,Vector,_ John Minet—Dover ' i nn W. F.—Kilkenny Co. Fitzg ibbon ...
... fresh supply is just received MBS. ROLLASOK’S OLD-ESTABLISHED MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, High street, opposite Jiroad (late. JOHN LEEMING’S UI Mi -HO S ME I ICIN ES, Prepared from the original Recipes (late in the pos session of is hough Bott, of Nottingham) ...
... from Barnstaple: John mid Sally, from Milf o rd: Star, Clarke , from (lover: William Elan, from Exeter: Sepean, Tottiortt, from Bridport Don. Wilkinson. from Southampton: Nancy, Nirlioils, from i/1110111: Minerva, Morgans, from Cardigan : l'ilot from Farmer's ...
... proprietors of Davis's wharf against the Grand Collier Dock Bill. Sir S. WHALLEY gave notice that he should on Monday ask l-ord John Russell whether the public w«re to bear the etpense of the engineer to be appointed with reference to the Londoii and Brighton ...
... halterlir Moior, Great Hortosi Lane, Little sa La e's lslilic l-aise, Ambler Thorn, Soper Lane, 1*r-lg ?? 'fable, the Cardigan Arms lIni,, cm on i~othre~, ?? Bar or Chains across rise li.'diriiutoBurley, t arid Reevy, wilt be LET by - lii'. tori hcst ...
... only Apply the George Steam Packet Company’s Office Menai Bridge ’ UXBRIDGE ARMS HOTEL BANGOR Public are respectfully that Coacb called will running CARNARVON BANGOR will Arms at Nine o’clock o’clock day The following ROYAL MAILS COACHES Uxbridge Hotel ...
... AND BEST BLACKING they can use. Signed by H. L Davies, commander, John Rowland. Esq.; John Richards, Esq; James Mont gomery, Al.f).; Rd. Hocking, Surgeon; John Robyns, Major. John Esq.; John J. A. nnase, J..sq Banker; Rev. H 1 enneck Thomas ...
... Estate Bramley. TO be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. John Holmes, at the House Mr. Isaac Morley, the Cardigan's Arms Inn, in Bramley, in the County York, (by direction of the Trustees under the Will of the late Mr. John Walker, of Bramley, Millwright,) at Five o'Clock ...
... hisssth year. At Porshore. aged 75, John Davidson, Esq., Cork-street. hertsd year, Ann, relict of W. Smith, Esq., of Brompton Park Houk. Kensington Gore. At Rlccarlon. Lady Gibson-Craig. Edinburgh. Sarah, relict of the Rev. John Aikraan. Camberwell, aged 86 ...