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... of Mr. P. Pittar, late oi John-street, Adelphi. 24th, at Plymouth, Eleanor, wife of W. Court I Esq., of Athenaeum-terrace. 27th, at Twyford, Hants, Elizabeth. widow of the late W. Short, D.D. prebendary of Westminster, and arm of Kingsworthy. 29th in ...
... he is a leading partner in a arm to which a large proportion of the opium that was destroyed belong?d; - and at the very time he was calming compensation, or urging a war with (China, his house in India was sending armed vessels, loaded with opium, along ...
... war d Webb, Anthony W. Milward, John Cox, Ret.: Abraham Gosset, Ret.; Boys, Ret.; Saml. M. Holliday, Ret.; Joseph 11. Priest, Ret. LIE UT E T S.—James Wilson, Ethelbert Turner, Stephen Pain, John Cameron, John Curtis, John Feather s t on , R o b er t L ...
... Lushington followed in oppositicn to it and was succeeded by LordlSandon, in a speech of great power, in support of the motion. Sir John Hobhouse followed, condemning the motion as a party one; and then came, Sir ROBERT PEEL. The right honourable baronet commenced ...
... Fred. Brookes, London ; George Gilett, London; William Lloyd, Lampeter, Cardigan; Robert Stanton Wise, Banbury, Oxon; Osiner King, Petersfield ; Robert Parson,. Hasleinere ; John Watson, Norwich; H enry A n d rew, Truro - Edward Edward- Riggall, Gayton ...
... stated that it was intended to bring- in : a bill to prohibit inoculation, and substitute vaccination throughout Scotland. Lord JOHN RUSSELL, to an inquiry by Sir Robert Peel, replied that he would move the education grant in committeeof supply on Monday ...
... merely upon its own merits ? still less as a triumph on the mere grounds of party, when we find that even common decency forced John - Russell, coerced as he is under the lash of the Tail, to vote against the mendacious manceuvre of O'Connell himself. - So ...
... APLean, Curtis, Imhoff, Joddrell, Pocock ; Mrs. Brownrigg, Mrs. Drummond, Mrs. Wanchope. Sir John Campbell, Sir Griffin Wilson, Sir Henry Webb, Sir John Cross, Sir John Leighton, Sir W. Curtis, Col. Cameron, Col. Rawdon, Capt. Pit, Henry Broadwood, Esq. ENGLISH ...
... three shillings each, and Mr. John Easthope, the supposed proprietor of that very respectable paper, the Grunticle, was the principal guest! The speeches on the occasion were of course, so so, and the wines sic sic. Mr. John Easthope indulged his auditors ...
... ha is doze —•one of his aid-de-camps can tell him how Brown! LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND THE EDINBURGHIANS, He wont dine with them. The following is his Lordship's letter to JOHN LOGAN, Esq. 'Tis Sir,l assure you, with the great es t regre t That I cannot ...
... performed in 13 minutes. Ulster sends twenty-nine members to Parliament, of which number twenty-five are Conservatives. Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P., has joined the Irish repeal body. He is to be Speaker of the Parliament College Green. A silver coin, of Titus, was ...
... specimens. The Liverpool steam-ship has, we understand, been engaged by Government, and will proceed in a few days with troops, arms, and ammunition, for the lonian Islands. The Liverpool is to remain upon the Mediterranean station, for the purpose of keeping ...