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... JOHN BULL mated at 51.M0.0001., and tha raaenoe for the year ending the Sth January, 1847, had actually netted 53.000.0001. The halancee in the Exchequer were at preaent between 8,000,0001. and 9.000,0001.; therefore, to far the rcccipla and dUburactncnU ...
... Earl of Cardigan, and widow of David Pennant, jon.,Esq., to whom she was married on the 10th of October, 1827. Sir George Macpherson Grant, Bart., died on t, J« 2 , Bsllindalloch Castle, Elginshire He was born in fl. the eon of Captain John Grant, by ...
... parishioners of Bromyard have elected the Rev, John Booth, Jacnmnentof Stanford Bishop and Wanton, as one of the six Divinity Lectniers founded in the Cbnroh of Bromyard, vacant by the death of the Rev. John Wood Duppa. The Rev. Mr. Penny (son of the Rev ...
... Lifford, Lord Leigh, tbe Hon. T. Hewitt, Ihe Hon. Charles Bertie Percy, Sir Charles Dongles, Bart., M.P., Sir John Mordaunt, Bart,, M.P., Sir John R. Browne Cave, Bart., Mr. W, Dugdale, M.P., Mr. W. Collins, M.P., Mr. E. J. Shirley, M.P., Messrs. C. N. Newdigate ...
... ILLNESS OF JOHN MARTIN. The unhappy convict John Martin is suffering under a i severe attack of fever, in Richmond Bridew e ll. H e s in a very dangerous state. TIIE ROTATORY PARLIAMENTS HUMBUG. There was a meeting of the new association yesterday. Lord ...
... JOHN BULL OrgM»..-., . I mm> . The Railway Share market ia tapponed hy thedaalen, who with tbeproapect of the vary faToatable weather and the iocreaaed reeeipu OB the different Unea. have apaealaled little amoac themielvae. The Bfifhtoa Railway, it appeal* ...
... JOHN BULL could be heard on his behalf until had come and^urged hi« contempt promising obedience to the Ordinary. And alter this the Leerued stated y that he had not yet had sufficient opportunity of conferring with the Archbishop on the several points ...
... festivity, Lord John Russell having been seised with fainting fit in the ball room, about eleven o'clock, and carried out insensible. His Lordship speedily revived when brought into the open air, and shortly afterwards left, in company with Lady John Russell ...
... —Roscommon Gibson, T. M—Manchester Gill, J.—Plymouth Gordon, Hon. F.—Forfarshire Gore, Col.—New Row Grainger—Durham Grattan, H.—Meath Grattan, J.—Wicklow County Greenaway, C.—Leominster Grey, Sir George—Devon port Grosvenor, Lord R.—Chester Guest, Sir J.—Merthyr ...
... JOHN BULL Majesty’a deep sympathy with those of her subjects who are now suffering fioro distress and want of employment, we recognise an additional proof of Her Majesty's tender regard for the welfare of her suhiects, and that we cordially join in the ...
... JOHN BULL Home Common* for Repeal i when the amendment of Mr. ®P riß * Rice (one of the Ministry) eolemnly reeordlnf the mt|ority the Leglilatnre maintain the Union Inflolate, was carried by maj y of 833 38. The Attorney-General proceeded giee accoun ...
... JOHN BUUi twr when 0* Riea (auMotOf Mlolttry) toknmly rtcorilm tin *«** |-»- i Hi. to the Union intloljU, wm 1 SSS to 88. AUonwjr-Oitwnl proe«»d*4 W **’* I Ik. A«ocUti». «4 AnocbUioo,'* both which the .7*lolo Uopui of wtoetta* nnt,” et which th* poo* ...