... 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 ...

... Sanford, B. A. Attwood, T. Ho(lyet,T.L. Scboleield. JotbM Baines, Rdeard Jersis, John Sotaanriftla, Sir W. Bsmard, O. Jarvis, S. Stansfleid, W. E. C. Blanaerhaasett, A. Jonas, John Style, Sir C. Blunt, Sir C. Hon. A. F. Thorncly, T. Brisror, J. I. Hon. C. Turner ...

... section. In this case Mr. Howard and Mr. Grattan were both petitioned against: one candidate only had opposed them; and, if the petitioners should succeed on the scrunity, the effect would be that Messrs. Howard and Grattan would have to contend for the other ...

... exception every Givernmenl arsenal from 1.c.k0 Chaplain Fake Michigan has lut two months been hr open and plundered, furnish arms for invas’i -n of this portion of toe British empire ; and however the circumstance uuy he explained it certainly a remarka’da ...

... B. Shore in the chair. The following gentlemen Were elected:-Churchwardens— Parkinson Boyle, John Kirkwowl; Sidesmen—Messrs. Allen, Elh«on. Mark Powder, John Hayes, A. Humphreys, Thomas Mulholland, William North, and William Bailie; Applotthe Churchwardens ...

... , teeking declare the election void.— Wicktoir Cokuty: Petition .*eek# scat Col. Acton, Conservative, vice either Mr. J. Grattan or Mr. H. Howard. Shabbyitcs. The /loyal Society for Pablithini/ the Ancient Welsh MSS. mow mouldering some the most celebrated ...

... had then thought proper to steal arms from the United States, and set their laws at defiance, no reasonable man could have deemed it an offence to our allies if we had cap- tured the vessel which had transported those arms to the island, whether in British ...

... committee retained the vote, tha identity no' having been proved. John Tall, merchant, of George-streel, was next objected to, as having given a bribe. John Headley, the landlord of the Carpenter's Arms, de- posed that during the week of the election he went and ...

... 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 ...

... Wyke, Aher. earenny ; Prosser, Vaughan, and Williams, Brett., Ferris, Browne, and Senn.. Bristol; Davies and Williams, Cardigan ; P. John, Rev), and C. Vat:hell. Cardiff; Bradford, Chepstow; Lister, Cowsrider ; Hughes, (filo ; Kees, Llandorery ; J. Hawks ...

... his petition. John Know. land, discharged. Ralph Booth, discharged conditionally, on paying into court. William Kemp, discharged. John Fogg, ditto. William Colon, ditto. Frank Halliwell, ditto. Robert Booth, ditto. John Blakeley, ditto. John Newton, ditto ...

... being against the rule of the establishment to admit her without previous Inquiry, a Iced was procured for her at the Sussex Arms Tavern. She had not been there long, however, before she became dreadfully excited, and eventually found her way back to the ...