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... Members should together hare only one strike. The al vocates of Messrs. GRATTAN and HOWARD, as Mr. AcToN demands to have one seat, con ended, that he might rcduc( their majority below his present minority, and they would have to contend which of thorn ...
... on the Negro Apprenticeship question] Times. The Queen has appointed George Platt, Esq., and John Godden, Esq., to Her Majesty’s Hon. Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms, purchase, vice Matravers, dec., and Curling, retired. Thursday morning, at the Westminster ...
... In tills case Mr. Howard and Mr. Grattan were both petitioned against: one candidate only bad oppoeed themj * - lf f' tit loners should succeed on the eCTUtiny . the egret wWtrtd be tnat Messrs. Howard and Grattan wtmß other teat. Mr. Austin read the ...
... Adjourned PetlUoo-Robert Williamson. Opposed Petitions—William John Crlpps, Thomas Bonnoe. Thomas AMerslej. Robert Webb, William Appiayard. Joseph Clark, Thomas Milligan, William Towell, John Ltwia Bathgate. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT, Afril 7 TRIAL ROBERT ...
... Black Lion Cowper's Arms Craven Arms *Running Horse King's Head *Hippodrome Royal Oak Cat and Fiddle Feathers Lockwood's Swan Brickmakers' Arms Hoop *Royal Oak Coach and Horses Black Boy Plough *Saunders's Castle Anderson's Churchill Arms King William Windsor ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... TelUcherry the December, Colombo the Fib, Cape Hope tlie 3th February, Mnd St. Helena the 2Uth. The Jamgica, from China, has armed off sailed the 12th of December. The Faiily, from Manilla, has arrired off Portland ; sailed the 7lh November, from the Cape ...
... pelitioner* John Headley deposed that Oliver was one of the persons in the first list handed to him by Mr. Tall, and that during the week before the election frequently at his house drinking. The was put down to the general bill. Vote struck off. John Newton ...
... Robinson, Sailed (March 24) fur Herald. Horton, John, Grieves, Aitness, Barrel, Glasgow Exertion, Reeves,Gainsboroug Albion, Thompson, CWdhester Alpha, Steer, London Lord Nelson (*;, Wise, Hull Di*patch.John*on, Grangmuth Alert, M*Gill, Glasgow Dart, I’cpperlll ...