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... the rate at the earliest possible period he science :—George Holyoake, in mat tioned this meeting of Guardians, ang metic ; John Rathbone and G general meeting of Guardians be sum moned for the e and William Sutton, William Thomp: possible day, to sanction ...
... Bnnaeon, M.P.; B. Hutton, Esq., M.P.; Bari of Fingal; Lords LUwore and Cremome; H. Grattan, Esq., M.P.; Sit John Kenncdr, Bart.; Kehue, Carlow; Sir B. Nads, Bart; John O'Connell, Esq, M.P.; D. O’ComnsU, Esq, U.P.; George Brans, Esq, H.P.; the Bari of ...
... Captain Eaethope John Elliot Hon John Ellice Captain A Ellice Edward Erie Wm Etwall Ralph Evans De Lacy Evans George FieJden John Fenton John Ferguson Sir R Finch Francis Filagibbon Hon Col Fitzsimon N Fort John Gibson James Gillon W D ...
... their arrears from the Spanish Government, but Lord John Hay them in especial charge. Sir G. LACY EVANS complained that Sir H, had not Communicated with him the subject, himself might with Lord John nay, and no one knew better than (Sir G. Lacy r.*ans) ...
... had been cut off, the same hand almost separated at the wrist, aud the head the arm-bone ' '. of the right side was exposed by large wound at the upper , part of the arm. A long sharp knife and sword were found ; , belonging to the Suwar. It supposed ...
... attributed smaller space-AMeWm V Grav— I’m told the grave is to be feet deep” John ?f totomen foresight ill I judgment it will suffice that pbwer with which popularity esrnestly and John looked up ...
... Serope 8. P. Gibton J. Setle Colonel Gillon W. D. Seymour Lord Gordon R. Sharpe General Goring H. D. Sheil R. L. Grattan J. Shelburne Earl of Grattan H. Slaney R. A. Greenaway C. Smith J. A. Grey Sir O. E. Smith Hon. R. Grey Sir G. Smith R. V. Grosvenor Lord ...
... be declared previous to ship-1 ment Bristol Gazette A At at Northampton John Pridroore aged 33 charged by his father with having attempted drown him by throwing him into Sond John Pridmore the father being sworn illows :— Lives Wbinwich on the 26th of ...
... severely wounded. The flight the rebels was most precipitate, leaving behind them one gun, which was only discharged once, various arms, rifles, muskets, pistols, swords, and provisions of every kind, together with powder, shot and other munitions.—Sir F. Head ...
... valued at Ms. ) was sold for 3s. the two carved griffins, holding shields the city arms, next Cornhill, fetched £30 the two carved griffins holding shields oi the city arms, feeing the quadrangle, £35the two busts of Queen Elizabeth on the north and south ...
... statute and authority or appointment of the bouse ipust be left in case of libel to the ordinary remedies afforded by the law John Russell moved tbe order of the day for the third reading of the Slavery Abolition Amendment order to give the house the opportunity ...
... interview with Jebb, atthe Tontine Hotel. The deputation in favour of a corporation consisted of Dr. Knight, Messrs. John W. Hawksworth, John Brown, R. J. Gainsford, and R. Leader, jun. The opponents of the corporation were represented by Messrs. J. Creswick ...