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... of St. John, in the same open to further consideration. We were aware that, in city, be permanently annexed to the prebend in the said lastthis respect, our former recommendation deviated, in some mentioned collegiate church, now held by John Jennings ...
... at Kennels —ball-past 10. Badsworth hounds will meet on Thursday, at Kennels; Saturday, Not. ton Village—hall past 10. Sir John Cope's hounds will meet first day after the frost, at Bramshill Kennel-11. Craven hounds will meet to-morrow, at Bedwin Brail ...
... of the unsolicited whig descent ! Lord JOHN chose a horizontal position in the kennel, as the attitude and locality most appropriate for his colleagues and himself! Had there been a lower depth still, Lord JOHN would, no doubt, have selected it; and yet ...
... daughter of the late celebrated John Hunter. On the 23d January, at Alderbrook Hall, Cardiganshire, in the 93d year of his age, John Lloyd Williams, Esq., deputy. lieutenant and magistrate for the counties of Cardigan and Carmarthen, F.R.S., On Wednesday ...
... tilarnendment that evidence be h ear d f ort h w ith a t th e b ar Q. 0 ,4 house upon' the merits of the petition, and that John Moffatt be called in and examined. Mr. F. FRENCH explained. Mr. WARBURTON thought the course taken by the mem. ber for Sligo ...
... ar di n i an minister. of Warwick. ' e ' Prince Jean Soutzo, the Grecian secretary of legation, by the Mr. John Holmes, high bailiff, Mr. John Humph e ry, 151. P., Mr. Sey- Prince Soutzo, th e G rec i an m i nister. mour Teuton, Mr. Joseph Henry Warten ...
... Tnfnell, H. Larkins Ewart, Acland, Henry L. Bulwer, Frederick Cox, O'Connell, John O'Connell, Morgan O'Connell, Morgan John O'Connell, William Pinney, Travers, Stace, John Merriman, James Merriman, J. H. Talbot, 111 P., L. Bearnish, Donovan, L. Hook, ...
... honourable military order of the Bath, to he a knight grand cross of the said ord e r, In the room of Majo r . G eneral Sir John W. Adams. deceased. Her Majesty has further been pleased to appoint Major-General Donald Macleod, of the East India Company's ...
... O'Connell be committed to Newgate. He (Mr. H. Grattan) would ask him to do it if he dared. The SPEAKER called the hoc. member to order, and said he was pressing hit views in language which was not decorous. Mr. H. GRATTAN said he spoke of political, not personal ...
... lie was afraid to trust the coinrnissioners with this power, and proposed, as an arm ncimen-, that they should pay the guardians already elected by the ople• Lard JOHN RUSSELL considered the clause as it steed much better - than the amendment which had ...
... Year. By JOHN ABERCROAIBIE. London: Baldwin and Cradock, Paternoster row. By whom also is published, BINGLEY'S PRACTICAL INTRODUCTION to BOTANY; Illustrated by References under each Definition to Plants of Easy Access. A new edition. By John Frost, F ...
... national guards of all those individals from whom the government might have anything to (ear. The law, by virtue of which that armed body was organised, ordains that there shall be 20 battalions of national guards raised from the population of Lisbon, and ...