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... and then hreatlung a deep sigh, or munnuring forth a suppressed Krnan. Wednesday James Wall and John Lewis, charged «iih administering unlawful oaths; John Uwyllim, accused of treason ; and Alexander, charged with publishing Siditiuua pajiers, were van ...
... time. The Duke of Wellington is quietly nursing himself Stratfieldsaye. His Grace has got Lord Seaton, his old companion in arms, on a visit to him; hence it may fairly be presumed the Canadian question will be well sifted during the ensuing session. Among ...
... P., Sir John Monlaunt. F.. Lady Hon. Mra. Gregory, lion. Mr. Bagot, d*. c°ek*. llua. Cocks, lion. Mr. Leigh, lion. E J. Shirley. . M.P.. and Mrs. Shirley. W. Uoli r • P.. and Mrs Collins. Colonel Finch and Mr* Pinch. . Mrs. 11. C. Wise. John Driiikwatrr ...
... 111011_PROTEXSON. DZWHURST, St. John's British Hospital, 16, Cross-strect.liatton-garden. My dear Sir-1n compliance with your request, I beg to inform you that I have employed your 'Balsamic Pills (which you liberally presented to this Charity) in treating ...
... justifiable homicide from gun-shot wounds, j but by whose hand inflicted is to the urena unknown. Private Murden, and private John Brough, of the 45th Reginient, were tried by c utrt-martial on Monday, tor def-ation. The evidence showed that the prisoners ...
... chartists, or apart of the mob who assembled at Newport, have recently passed through Kington and its vicinity, many of them armed with pistols and ammunition. They travel in groups of from four to eight in number, and when questioned as to their route, ...
... LAWS. EXAMINATION.—First Division: John Richard Quain, University Callege. Second Division, arranged alphabetically :—John Carr, University College; Robert Russell, ditto. EXAMINATION FOR HONOURS. JUAISPICUDENCE. — John Richard Quoin, University College ...
... Fall and John Nichols, Hormcks, Stauchesser, dyers, minters, and pressers, Jaii.lo, Feb. 11. at lb. at the Commissioners' Rooms, Manchester. Sots. Messrs. Maltinsou and Sanders. Elm court, Saddle Temple; Messrs. Atkinson and Co. Manchester. John Uagshaw ...
... are described to be of this sort, and are armed with prickly leaves lor about eight feet high. Fall from Sunderland Bridge.—Miraculous Escarc.—On Monday afternoon, at ahout four o'clock, as a sailor named John RarneL was engaged painting the metal works ...
... life, for intellectual acuteness, and, to such, eart, a afunnddnoll'iirirLitih senseof racy humour, a w arm and generou s h tk grity and principle. 1 John o'Grout Journal. 0 TI! ELI 'ION Al.Alk/t) 111, 1 io l• The contest may now be said to be fairly commenced ...
... to their control. I have the hope that their assent will be obtained, which has never been ref csed when the honour of onr arms aad onr permanent interest have been called in cuMtiDn. t'S ?? ».•■•-'- -The slate of oar finances allows of sach increased ...
... Usk ; John Etherington Welch Rolls, the Hondre ; John Roberts, Cledden ; John Lucy Scud. amor, Kentchurch ; Edward William Seymours, Port falawr ; William Richard Baker Lerwtb, of Skenfreth ; Charles Kemeys Kemeys Tynte, of Kenniably ; Chas. John Kemys ...