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... Tumnor. Udego' - LoayPak Park. llrJecmh.Glnders, Iogeetre Mc. John Bright, Teridesley Mr. Harvey Wyatt, Acton Hill Park Farm. Mr. Win. Turner, Rogelcy AUDITORS. Mr. John Manners and Mr. John Armish5,w, Rugeicy. SOLICITORS. Messrs. Smith Rnd Buckle, Rugeley ...
... o'clock in the Morning. JOHN HARTLEY formerly of Horbury near Wakefield, in the West-Riding of Yorkshire, carrying on Business at Horbury aforesaid, in Copartnership with John Hartley, as JJoat Builders, under the Style or Firm of John Hartley and Son. ...
... 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 ...
... 's office. Temple-row, hc.h of Birmingham. an aubisi.a LEASEHOLD AND NEWLY ERECTED PROPERTY. Cardigan-street, near the Hallway. •TH) be SOLD AUCTION, by JOHN FALLOW?. J. Thursday, June 14, 1838, at live o'clock in the afternoon, at the house Mr. Palmer ...
... Thomas-Bess-shire iM sel n, Donild-Oxford Martin, John -Tewkesbury' I Maunsell, P -Northarnot nsbire Mile?, Philip John-Bristol Morgan, C. R.-Brecon Morris, D.-Carmarthen • Neeld, Jo,:eph- Cl ippcn!.am Neeld, John-Crickbute O'Brien, W. S.--Lime' ick Co. Ord ...
... Profestor of Chemistry in the Univertity of London. John T. Belts. Esq. 1n« oniy establishment of J T. BETTS and CO. is the Distillery, ?? ■ . Sniuiifield Bart, leading to St. Johns-street, where the Patent Bran ie may be had, either pale or ...
... was hitrodered, It en I.' make an attempt to taro out the alioi.tre. AecurcLogi., a grid dineer was got up, at which 'Lord John known 'Lord certain witions of his own as the barge( ao atteek v inintl on the Church of Ireland and , Mir il. .r..re0vr ...
... the chairs; the public assembled to ▪ lower part of the hall, escaladed the bar, numbers 155 from without, where Aux armes! aux armes ! 4. 4 '447) shouts of Republican indignation, aud - c.rie: of A • n, with his-ing, and the shrieks of fainting females ...
... Milbanke, the Earl of Eldon, Mr.and L.dy A. W. Wentworth, the Hon. Thomas, John, and Miss Dundas, Sir Robert and Lady Frankland Russell, Lsdy George Murray and Miss Frank- land, Sir John and Lady Johnstone, Captain V. Harcourt, R.N.; Egerton and Miss George ...
... Esq. John Irving, Esq., M.P. 11. II- llerens, Esq. ; George Lermitte, Esq. Charles Blsehoff, Esq. ' Patrick Leslie, Esq. Henry Blanshard, Esq. B. E. Lindo, Esq. Henry Bliss, Esq. Captain John Locke Lewis Bliss, Esq. Henry Loiiglands, Esq. John Bonus ...
... Honfleur; John, La*evers, from Calais; Lady Alcxandrioa, Curtis, from Etaples ; Courier, Lindegaard, from Harlingen ; Edgar, Wood, from Amsterdam Commerce, ; 27, John, Scott; John and Mary, Lely, all from Koiterdam; Hero, Mary Hay, both from Dordl; John and ...
... the late Ynyr I3urges, Esq., of Eastham, Essex. She married, first, Sir John Smith, Bart., of Havering Bower, who took the name of Barges; and married, secondly, in July 1816, John fourth Earl Poulett. Her ladyship was much esteemed and beloved by all ...