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... given on Friday to the victory the able, learned and irreproachable Bishop of Lincoln, who walked into the Senate-house arm-in-arm with Lord Lyndhurst, and, amidst the most enthusiastic cheering, gave his vote tor his noble friend. The majority was exactly ...
... WEST CORNWALL JUNE 11? 1841 Friday June 1 William Bircb Price and John Shrewsbury bankers John Marshall Wednosburv Staffordshire Liverpool iron-merchant Newcastle- pon-Tvue Mackie tailor William Seller Guest tauner Atnory Boden Sheffield razor manufacturer ...
... John Robert, M.A. Lineoin Coll. Ovon, Dolben, Charles, Trinity Coll. Oxon. Elton, George, 8.C.L. Gonville and Caius Coll, Camb. Foster, Cavendish Hervey, B. .» Magdalen Coll. Camb. Mottram, C. John Magdalen Hall, Oxon. Rawson, Arthur, Trinity Coll. Camb ...
... ) horse ports.” Jrilish tissioa es, ; total In ad•r* the fullowthem s and better armed. Kra.ce car* '* f Cleansing and removal of nuisances. invasion by sealing all the French ports through a vigorous blockade ? Which is most probable that Great llritain ...
... Our Petty Sessions were held on Wednesday last before John Batten, Wm. Hoakins, and Hoskins, Esquires. ' Assault.—Two youths named George Pile and John Andrews were fined' 10s. each and costs,, for assaulting and beating Mary Ann Samways and Sarah iiartlett ...
... Atv fully Sudden On Tuesday sa'naigbt, a Major Parry, the Royal Marines, arrived at Llwynduris, in the county of Cardigan, tbe scat of John Griffith, Kaq., on visit to (hat gentleman. Tbe hour of bia arrival io postchaise from Newcastle-£mlyn, being as ...
... neither oar relations moving an powers nor the state of the of commerce, were Mr. H. Grattan rose to an amendment of the ir. J. to Ireland, was seconded by Lord John replied some of the observa- tions of Mr. respecting fe our commerce and of oar he baid ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL’S ADDRESS, To the Electors of the City of London. lor request you my sincere and hearty thanks tor (he honour you ve pun me by electi me as one uf your representatives in the Commons House of tod had I not been desirous of ex I chould ...
... and a silver watch, the latter had been stolen from the house of John Sleeman a labouring man at Newton St. Cyres. He is committed to the Devon-County Gaol for trial. Fatal Accident. ?As John Chamberlain, labourer the employ of Mrs. M. Queen, of Sherwood ...
... Stonehouse, John Stanton, Esq.-Aged 73, Mr. John Joshuan, late landlord of the Hanbury Arms, Trosnant-Mr. D. Rees, late landlord of the Globe inn, Pontypool-Aged 49, at Newport, the Rev. Thomas Kenvyn, Baptist ?? Tin- , tern Parva, Mr. John Watkins, of ...
... House St Major Iter John Trefusis in the 7uth yeAr age ill bo deeply felt not only by his Ef-n relatives and friends but by the poor of his he has ever been a kind and liberal Efactor latter end was peace Saturday last at wife of Mr John Kf iun R N aged years ...
... High Street Ventnor Isle of Wight upholsterer cabinet-maker John Dunlop Dover-road Surrey coal -merchant John Hatfield the younger Southwell Nottinghamshire victualler and butcher John Spencer Dunn Coventry draper Sampson Laugdale elder and Sampson Langdale ...