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... Orme and G. John M. tray T.ani %V Boone John Andrew: Joh° flat. llaitl and Soa Baronet Hig.,lev Bradbury sod Evan. C. Row. , rtli and Pons C. Whittle thaw, jun. Pilaw and linos Novell and Hodgson 11:Pretty and Co. Charier TT. t Charles Wood John Ht.! Stewart ...
... Esq. Honble. Mrs. Norton J. B. Buckstone, Esq. Honbte. E. Phipps John Came, Esq. J. R. Planchc, Esq. Alfred Crowquill M. J. Quin, Esq, Mrs. Charles Gore J. H. Reynolds, Esq. T. C. Grattan, Esq. Horace Twiss, Esq. Theodore Hook, Esq. N. P, Willis, Esq. ...
... Wilson. Richard Watts. * P. P. Thome. S. Sweet. Sherwood and Co. J. Holmes. Grattan. John Rider. John Van Voorst. J. and C. Adlerd. Ward and Trego. Richard Baynes. George Wigbtman. John Snow. W. Strange. Jonathan Dagater. B. Steill. Joa. Capes. Remnant and ...
... ill treatment, until he should have provided means for conveying them back to their own country. The arms of the legionaries have been up to Lord John Hay, who is stated to have manifested the utmost indignation at the conduct of the Spanish government ...
... of 'England.' France,' Poland,' and ' Maim* John Hurray, Albesnarle•strect. INDIA. L'OR PASSAGE TO INDIA and the Colonies, sad all Ishemad•• •a•••SM1 a• 1 wkb Isdia trial. apply to Captain ORINDLAY. lees Arm Aare. ON Aim N•. IS. Conobill MUNI eau tuna ...
... bodies, attack the houses of well-disposed inhabitants, robbing them of arms, money, and other matters of property. And again, at a second meeting, it was declared that bodies of armed men still continue to parade through different parts of the country ...
... Blanchard. Esq. Hon. Mrs. Norton. .1. B. Buck stone, Esq. Hon. E. Phi ps. John Came, Esq. J- R- Planche. Esq. Alfred M..LQuin, Esq. Airs. Charles Oorc. H. Remolds. Esq. T. C. Grattan, Esq. Horace Twiss, Esq. Theodore Ho»k, Esq. | N. P Willis, Esq. Those ...
... vols. Dvo. S Is. PR;IOR'S L-IFE of GOLDS-MITH. John Marray, Albemarle street. On Tuesday, 26th December, Volume the Sixth of HE LIFE of SIR WALTElR SCOTT. T By Mr LLocKHAeT. Robert Cadell, Edinburgh; John Mucrray, and Whittaker and Co. Londoa. Of rhom ...
... Fancra., Grattan fooke. Esq., lol “, Kl (’arendliM * At Effingham. W. E. Rawlinion. Esq-.of WtapolMtMt, l.arCTao to Jane, diußhter of Allies Stringer, Esq., of Effiniham.hill, Sumy Mr. A. H. Harvey, of Bermondsey, to Susannah, daujhler John Harvey. DIED ...
... the late Mr. Weolhouse, of Sheffield, still retains the Hyde Park ground, in that town and that she has also the Cricketters’Arms, in Pinfold-street. We hope that our Sheffield friends will patronise her, and thereby enable her to support Lambeth Reform ...
... stated enough to show that the battle of the %veil-disposed inhabitants, and rob them of arms, motley, and ! wiess and disgractful front the day they took up arms, Diamond was an event which could not h ave been disap- I other matters ot property. ...
... presented the report the Committee on the Civil List.—Ordered to lie on the table. Municipal Cori>orations (Ireland )— Lord John Russell moved for leave bring in a Bill for the better regulation of Municipal Corporations in Ireland. The Rill is in every ...