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... again on Monday. Lord John Russell moved subgiitule Thursday for Monday. Lord Howick said that he had voted with Lord Morpeth very reluctantly; hut he would not support Lord John Russell in the course now proposed to take. Lord John then agreed to postpone ...
... reet for life. To smooth down the John Bui! pugnacity of Sir Benjamin Hall, it had been made an ingredient in the compact, that King Daniel should submit to be pinioned for the night, and that neither tongue nor arms (mighty auxiliaries in O’Connell oratory) ...
... pits aud snares mentioned the noble lord. (Hear.) The amendment was supported by Mr. Sheil. Dr. Stock, Mr. E. Roche, Mr. J. Grattan, Mr. Pigot,and Mr. Macaulay. Lord Stanley spoke iv support of his own clause ; and was followed Mr. D israeli, Mr. Sergeant ...
... SOLICITORS. • JOHN ROGERSON, Esq., and C BOYDELL, Esq., STANDING COUNSEL. • C. W. JOHNSON, Esq., and W. SHAW, Esq. MEDICAL OFFICERS. • BLACKSTONE, J. Esq.; • BLANCH, GUSTAVUS W. Esq. SECRETARY. • JOHN HANSON, Esq. AUDITORS. • BIRNIE. JOHN, Esq.; DONALDSON ...
... matter of course, sureeeded by W. Lev, Eeq hei velure third clerk, and brother to John L;y, the first, or rather the clerk at the table. - A. it is a pat, nt place, John Ley, Esq. has the appointment of the third clerk, the saline of which is and it is ...
... elbow?’ she resolv- ed she*would, and pl arm right round Prudence uessed érries aud cream | were slick?’ Je dnathan’ thought they warn’t so * slick’.as Pru’s lips. ‘ low. don’t, ” said Pra, : and she guv Jonathan's arm an involu hng. He was a leetle startled ...
... tines out of seven, SREWSTER SESsi0NS.—We las t week committed the error of stating, that Mr. John M oss, of Hunslet, and Mr. Wal- sus) ker, of the Cardigan Arms. Bramley, had got their licenses pended for a fortnight. This was n case, they having got their ...
... Mill Hili Ward: John Howard and Radford Potts.—West Ward: William Dove and Adam Hunter, M. D.—North West Ward: W. B. Holds- worth.—North Ward: Charles Wood.—North East Ward: Samuel Lawson.— East Ward: israel Burrows.—South Ward: John Wilkinson, F. 8S ...
... ush, marked J. D. Brewsrer Sessions.—By some mistake, we last week got the names of Mr. John Moss, of the Locomotive Inn, Hunslet, and Mr. Walker, of the Cardigan Arms, Bramley, amongst the names of the persons whose licenses were suspended. This was a ...
... health) £25., tho Duke of Northumberland and Bishop of London and family £13 7s. Lord Cardigan and the 11th A short time j back an evenitig party was given the Earl of Cardigan, to I which, as usual, several officers of the regiment were invited, lo the course ...
... added by C. D. Griffiths, Esq. — One-mile heals. Mr Corbet's br. f. Jeuny Jones, by Sir Hercules, out of Minstrel, by Li tie John, 4 yrs, Sst. 41b. (Crickmere) 1 1 Mr Foster's eh. m. Bellissirnu, by Bizarre. sy, Bst. 21b. 3 2 Mr I. Day's gr. f. Barter, ...