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... hare had It 8.5. E., baeh; rain. St xoeotasrn. Map 19—Wind E.8.E.. Sne. This dap, about half-part eleren an., the schooner John Cook .Grant, of thU poet, from Rotterdam, was discharging her bolUat n short distance bom the harbour, the mined orer on her ...
... bytery of Paisley, and several other places. P0OOR-LAWS (IRIELAND)). Lord FITZ'ERALD expressed a holls that the letter of Lord John BRusell to Mr. Nicholls, which, ia pursuance of his motion of Monday lastl hnd been that day laid upon the table, ,tight be ...
... Ut. 43. long. 13. th* 19th, illy, the »hlp Sl Vincent, for China. The Sir John Rae Reid arrired the Down* from Maoritiua, fcalled from Maoritla* January 33, and St. M echooner John , from BrlJpott. g. 20 W.—B r.n.-Wlnd E N.E. May a.M—Wind S.W., light and ...
... and that Mr. Scsrlett had not been duly retimed, hot that Mr. Smith had been elected, and ought in hove been returned. Lord John Russell then rose to more the order of ♦he §Sf for the House going into committee, in order to t*ke into its consideration ...
... of tire death of f Mr. Knight, the, president of the Horticultural Society: H We are happy to announce the arrival of Sir John Herschel and hris lady horne tire Cape of Good Hope. It is in contemplation to constitute a police force along the rr projected ...
... Arunde 1. Baronets — James Rive t Carnac, M.P. ; Edmund Antro- bus, John Gerard, John Johnstone, Francis Burdett, Richard Nagle, Heurv Lambert R. Charles Dallas. M.J. Cholmelev, John Duckworth, G. Webster, W.J. R. Cockburn, J. Muir Mackenzie, A. Edmonstone ...
... elevated po- sition, were trying to get at Lord John ?— Yes, they wen- trying to get their arms up ; but they were so densely packed it was impossible for them to use them. Were there any friends of Lord John assisting .'—Yes, there were some half dozen ...
... had voted at the election at Hawick before ?-Yes. In the election of 1835 '-Yes. Did you vote for Lord John Scott, or the other candi- date ?-Lord John Scott. Were you known as a voter likely to vote in that in- tcrest ?-Yes, as likely; my ceat was covered ...
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... Ponsonby, Hon. John-Derby Dalrymple, Sir A.-Brighton Potter, R.-Wigan Daa.er, Hon. G.-Portarlington Powell, Colonel- -Cardiganshire Darlington, Earl of-Shropshire Power, James-Wexford Co. Davenport, John-Stoke-upon-Trent Power, John-Waterford Davies ...
... 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 ...