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... WEDNESDAY'S POST. TUESDAY, MARCH 2. Fnmtfcr GAZETTE ot'TUESDA V Evening. BANKRUPTS. John George Totlenham-court-road, .aaraa hi*, a. Sarab Fenn. lirondw, Kent, draper. John Faulkner, jun., Thomas Coleman, St. Alban's. Herts, innkeeper. Thomas Parker, Brampton ...
... Tbe Bill w«»s p-issed* EAR!. CARDIGAN—CANADA—ROMAN CATHOLICS. Mr, O'COVNELL claimed attention of the House on various t'-nics, and made some remarks the partial conduct of the Horse Hoards in the ease the Earl of Cardigan, and severely an'mad verged on ...
... been engaged and are gone off to France to workin .be fortifications. These are the idle Irish, for yon. The trial of John Hulme and John Williams, who were implicated in the murder of Benjamin Cooper, Asliton. December last, took place at the rec?nt Liverpool ...
... it his arm. Ihe prisoner said nothing in bis defence, and was committed for trial. Tuesday William Kendall was charged with savage assault on policeman Thoinas'Soff, on the preceding evening. appeared that a disturbance occurred at the King's Arms, in ...
... with the Government The Right Hon. Baronet found fault with their Budget; but he did not state what he would do himself. Sir John then observed upon the diversities of opinion which had formerly prevailed, between the united forces opposite to him, upon ...
... with the ministerial measures of finance but thought they would not su[Bee without the imposition of a property tax. Mr. J. GRATTAN also placed confidence in her Majesty's ministers; and whether looked to China, the whole of t! eir foreign policy, to the ...
... the lady of John Grattan Guinness, jun. Esq. of a sou. June 13, al Dorset, the lady of It. W. 11. Jones, Esq. sen. June 16, at Bnrfield House, the lady of Thomas Jone*, Esq. daughter. MARRIAGES. June 16th, At Taautou, St. Alary Magdalen, John Prankard, ...
... sides Whatever was true or valuable in free trade, and woo,d noty here was nothing In it, d.d not depend on the Noble tTrd (John Russell), was contradiction between the Noble Premier and the Nob e Lord ; the one declared that fixed dutv was proposed for ...
... taken before Mr. Wbl(- 11 Inn' COroiler > 11 highly respectable jury at the ' »' ,e ~,wn Staines, Middlesex, on view of : *r. John Langridge, a respected inliabitnnt foajM * uo committed suicide under the following an . Ces: appeared that the deceased, who ...
... renewed, through the exertions of Mr. Richard King, one of two officers despatch, by ihe Government in 1833 in search of Sir John Ross and his companions. At a lecture on Friday evening the 11th inst., delivered by Mr. King at the Royal Institution, the ...
... colours, trimmed with revets of velvet of the same colour, flounces or l«ce ; and the pelerine cardinale to deep as conceal the arms, trimmed with fringe headed gimp, and closing with brandenbourgs in front: for ndingotes the pelerine is small and open. Gimp ...
... Desart. Arthur Philipson The Viscount Seaham. Roland Graeme The Viscount Curson. EarnsclitTe Mr. Keirison. Sir Kenneth The Lord John Manners. Sir Damian Lacy The Hon. Hugh Chotrnondele QUADRILLES OF THE CRUSADERS. Led the Marchioness Londonderry. Countess ...