... Reeve, standaid bearer of the Gentlemen at Arms. Sir B. Brodie on his appointment serjeant-surgeon, Mr. Keate on his appointment as serjeantsurgeon, Mr. A. Beetham clerk of the cheque of tho Gentlemen at Arms, Captain C. Boyle RN, and Mr. A. Blackwood ...

... A. Ogle, fith Regt., Sir, J. Bruce Curling on his appointment as a Gemleman-at-Arms, Sir. W. Bodkin Recorder of Dover, Sir, H. Cltarnock on his appointment Gcntleman-at-Arms, Sir. Crowder on being appointed Queen’s Counsel, Mr. W. Earle Q C, SIP for Oxford ...

... fcveti lbo>e whicb |l( i te wa one winch ? lord (Lord John Russell) himself. The I 10 the cj r Peel) referred, was delivered by tho ‘f.|'e„i,mlng of the sossion. In his speech on that IS ,O, rd’’john Russell) said that while he could not l^fi=ioo“ k „1„ ...

... Fltaroy, Lord C Rice. lit H.n T Fltzsimon, N J Rich, Henry Fort, John Rippon.C Goring. Roche, Edmond B GrAttan James Roche.Wm Grattan, H Rolfe. Sir Robert M Grey Sir Russell. Lord John Grosvenor, Lord Salwey.Colonel Orote, Georg. Sanford, E Hall. Benjamin ...

... Jor 1838 ENGLAND. Bedfordshire—John Harvey, of Ickwell, Esq. Berk*—W. H. H. Hanley, of Bucklebury Cottage, Esq. Bucks—R. R. Clayton, of Hedgerlcy, Esq. Cambridge and Hunts—W. Layton, of Woodhouse, Ely, Esq Cumberland—John Dixon, of Knells, Esq. Cheshire—G ...

... itself. We ap> ptal again, not only to all the writers on international law, but, as a more familiar reference, appeal to Mr. John Quincy Adams as the writer of the letter to our Minister at Madrid on precisely similar question. Let it be remembered, too ...

... Witnessed bv John Williams, servant, who died soon after, wards, and the female prisoners. believed lie should be able to show that this Williams was all his life marksman. The fust codicil was dated the loth of October, 1836, and John Williams being ...

... the majority Alexander. EDI.,John OTonor.Don Archbold, Kobeit Ferguson. Sir R A ...