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... Meeting-Brief Memoir of the laic John v.radock, Esq., of Loughborongh, by Chamwood- New Rules and Regulations for Coursing-Grouse Shooting on the Black Mountains, by Ornither-Correspondence between Harvey toomhe. Esq. and Mr. John Scott en Cobham's running for ...
... cott.-gc at i.'alfwav.sireet, iv the several occupations of Messrs. Henry Dann, John Frank. in, John Whiting, Edward Fricker, John Stc.-cr. George Dean, — Croctford, and John Twitching I at rent, amounting to l.'ll. per annum. To be viewed by applying ...
... the places described By JOHN H. BRADY. Lately published, 7r., A HISTORY of LONDON, v. iih an Account of the Progress of lis In_ ltutions, and Sketches of the Manners rji d Customs of its People. By Charles Mackay. London : John W. Parker, West Strand. ...
... 000 Share, of 101. each.— Depo.it. ?? per Sh_re. TBI'STEIS AM) Si AN AIT ERS. Henry Roxley. Esq., *l John Yates, ?? fof London. William Evans, E«q ,J John Botcherby, £*■** of Darlington. With power to add to their number. Auditors— William Holborn, E g ...
... general intercommuuica. - liv.— Cat'ital Io,o ...
... in ?? Shares of 10/ each. Deposit It per Share ntSL CTORS. W. J. Chaplin. Esq. John Yates, Esq. L. S. Cayky, Esq., M.P. H. Handley, Esq , M.P. F. C. Worsley, Esq. | John K..stl.ope,jun.,Esq. Auditor— Arthur Morgan, Esq.. Bridae-street, Blackfriars. Bankers— ...
... Commissioners' Names Bill was read a third time, and ?? mifee ^ n ?? Bi,lwent through^om: On the motion of Lord MORPETH tho Arms and Gun- powder (Ireland) Bill went through committee. „, L PRISONS BILL. d.L h t:rtn.°Pr^?*r2 l^ mB ta th ' *— Sir R. ...
... which had been received. The last despatch of Lord Gosford stated that the revolt was completely suppressed — that wherever armed bodies of the insurgents appeared they were dispersed, and the lend- ers were eitlier killed or taken prisoners ; and that ...
... stop him. (Laughter.) Much stress bad been laid on the constancy of Lord John Scott, and on the fact that he had at last been obliged to give way, but there was no proof tliat Lord John Scott have been at all intimidated. Now, with respect to the evi- dence ...
... (Hear.) Sir J. GRAHAM was understood to say that it could not be gone through with at this advanced period of the session. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said it was quite certain that some Bills which were in progress could not be passed during the present session. But ...
... praying that no alteration might be made m the law with respeel to druggists. Mr Sergeant JACKSON presented petitions from St John sand St. Pauls, Dublin, complainin^f the ?? ' r,s o h f e S sa „ ve co > r amonK n ;r oe ...
... the navigation ofthe river Mersey would be entirely destroyed if this Bill vv> re allowed to pass. He read a letter from Sir John Reu- nie, giving it as his opinion that if a bridge were erected for th.' purpose of carrying a railway across the river it ...