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... bailiff; William Room, Esq., low bailiff; John EHnllingsworth and John Belliss, constables; George Redfern, headhorough; John Hardwick, con- stable fur Deritend; Thomas Tutin and John Gough, flesh connect; John Macbin and Jobn Carter, ale ...
... -FRIDAY, APRIL io. AVENS John, Of Leeds, Yorkshire. stuff merchant- April 23. May 22, Court-house, Leeds. Solicitor. Mr. Sliddlcron Leeds. Pet er Ebenezer Bishop, Bradford, worsted mane. facturer. Dated Mlarch 31. BARLOW John, of St. Helens, in the county ...
... Printed Papers Bill with some amendments, Lord JOHN RUSSELL moved that the amendments be taken into consideration on Monday.- The Tithe Composition (Ireland) Bill was read a third titue and passed.-Mr. J. GRATTAN gave notice that on Monday he would move that ...
... lace. M.A. Part t. Grattan and Gilbert. If Ise may judp from the first part, this promises to be one of the most complete and neatlj-tlaished atlases which have yet been published. The lector's Progress. By elect No. I. London t Grattan and Gilbert. We ...
... the estate may he seen. -. ' , TO BE SOL' Br ALTl si t, lii: MIL J TURN , By order of the Mr. John Kenyon Winter. bottom, • bankrupt, at the rren liulkeley Arms Inn, In Stockport, in the county of Chester, on Mouday, the 14th day of Decerubs 640, at fire ...
... William Wright, and John Wright, were amusing themselves by sliding on the pool in the village of Wavertree, two of them happening to come in contact fell upon the ice, which broke under their weight, and precipitated them into the water. John Wright the elder ...
... late duel between Lord Cardigan and Capt. Tteekett. After a inquiry. the magistrates decided upon conintitling Cardigan, along with Captain Douglas and Captalft the two seconds, to take their trial, but to bike bail, Lord Cardigan in with two sureties iv ...
... Sunday Schdbl connected with the above place of worship,' were preached on Sunday week, the morning aud evening, by the Rev. John Townend, of New Mills, and in the afternoon by Mr. Thomas Newton, of Manchester. The congregations were good, and very liberal ...
... to the statute, whereby persons so re• violates care subjected to a penalty of £2O. to applied to the cam adjourned. on the armed at they not hot tune to provide th e m. Weft prehealonal maintops. Imo he bearing of the case was cutpreei ThIIIt7RSDAS. Tie ...
... the indictment and ad- ri s- dressed to the assemblage were- Arm yourselves, and ol I. we will soon meet those fellows down there (pointing to zr tbe police) upon their own term's; and Arm yourselves, a in we shall soon be in a condition to oppose force ...
... to concerning the deposition of the Rajah of Sattara; and Lord John Russell stated that he had no official information that Mr. Howard had commenced an action against the Seargeant-at-Arms. Mr. Villiers is to bring forward the corn-law question on some ...
... to try the merits of the Cambridge election :—Mr. Divett, Sir John Walsh, the Earl of Darlington, Mr Plumptre, Mr. E. Protheroe, Sir W. Somerville, and Sir Charles Le Mr freshfield called arm attention of the speaker to'the circumstance that, though the ...