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... result of the coroner's tr quest should be known. QUEEN-SQUARE. A LUNATIC.--A man who in an incoherent manne r gave his name John Johnson, and said that he WI from Glasgow, was charged before Mr. Burrell, creating a disturbance at Charing•cross. Sergeant ...
... Quebec; Silver, Rowland, Quebec; Urania, Legiaro, Brest Cardigan, July —Arrived the Effort, Rees, Quebec. Liverpool, July 16 Wind W.N.W., moderate with rain Arrived the Selina, Luckle, Calcutta; John Lilly, Topping, Africa; Charlotte, White, Jamaica; Robert ...
... privilege, nor that the power they enjoy ought in any way to be altered or modified. It is neither our business to contend, as Sir John Campbell contended, for the introduction of a 20/. franchise ; nor to argue, as Mr. Hume argues, for the experiment of household ...
... Fiugat; and Mr. fidwaid Berwick, nephew of the immortal Grattan. meeting ef the electors was have been held Thursday tor the purpose decMlfug the claims of the respective candidates. Nxwav.—Mr. John Ellis, of Ludgate-hill, London, has offered himself as ...
... Cltdk, June 30.—Arrived the John Campbell, Bombay. Dublin, Junk 30.—Arrived the Cameota, Demerara. Galway, Junk 3o.—Arrived the Eloir, Thomas, London; Heart of Oak, London. PREPARATIONS FOR THE GENERAL ELECTION. Amkodoh.—Mr. John Forb*« has come forward as ...
... arter King of Arms,then came forward sod pronounced the styles of his late lost Sacred Majesty, and announced Queen Victoria as his true and legitimate successor. It is generally supposed, that having performed this ceremony, Garter King of Arms breaks his ...
... course of the day, when the following verdict was returned • That the deceased, James Gow, aged 25; Thomas Gow, 19; John Perrier, 16; and John Pope. 14, were suffocated by the vapour ftronn fire caused by George Story, a trimmer, Improperly and negligently ...
... Bonoro us. Sc. Abingdon. Mr Duffield r Mr J. Forbes as. Alba v.'s (St.) Mr. Beresford e. Ardour. Mr. Eiwall in, Sir J. Potter e Armed. I. Lard Emden NI, Lord Dudley Coetts Stuart a. Ashburton. Mr Brown e, Mr C. Luabington es. .dakton. Mr Hindle! r, the /ter ...
... state ofthe poll, and found that the numbers were, for— John Humphery, Esq \ 94J Daniel Whittle Harvey, Esq 1927 John Richard,, Esq ?? Benjamin Harrison, Esq ■ a He, therefore, declared l that John BnmAonn and D W Harvey were duly elected to serve in th* ...
... 31. Lord J. G. Lennox ?? Earl of Surrey klt.); 1laj.-6en. N y ndhaim ?? Sunret (E. D.).-July 31. l1on. P.J. Locke King ?? John Anuerstein, Esq. ?? R. Alsnger, Esq. ?? hlenry Kemble, Esq. (T.) St ?? (E. D.)-Augilot 4. H1. B. Curteis, Esq. ?? lion. C. ...
... see wheth er • part of th e I= ie tisir c ksgenalti.Y. say s than w be s e n q c: l rtail rhet th her • Mr . rest Law or Sir John Campbell is the more learned in Tb. Rehm promises to be present at the great Russian review ..The lately converted Tyrolese ...
... there were a enerai to present hinuself lie was (jIiitc sure the electors of tne Tower lamlets would beat hini ,Lapplause]. ari JOHN SIMSON proposed William Clay, Rsq., as a fit undi *p;oer person to represent the electors ofl the Tower Hl'aulets Ip Sarliament ...