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... of Chartists at Brandon-hill, Bristol. 27. Serious revolutionary movement at Llanidloes, in Wales. 30. At Trowbridge, gome armed Chartists were guilty of great excesses. given to Joseph Hume, The Bishop Peterborough, the Right Rev. Herbert Marsh, D.D. ...
... Col. G. Langton, Col. Anson, Messrs. Morgan John O’Connell, Wakley, T omas Holies, R. Stcuart, Grattan, Fitzstephen French, William Williams, D. Morris, H. Hoskins. W. Turner, J Scholefield, Vernon Smith, John Briscoe, Asron Chapman, Poulctt Scrope, N. ...
... Dragoons are expected from Canterbury this cveniug, under the command of the Earl of Cardigan, to serve as the escort of the party to Canterbury. On Friday, the Earl of Cardigan escorted Prince Albert to the Fountain Hotel, at Canterbury. The Prince attended ...
... IMPRISONED ATTORNEY’S CLERK. —Sir F. BURDETT called attention to the petition of Mr. Pearce, now ia the custody of the Sergeant at Arms, which stated that he was unable to pay the expenses of his board, and prayed that payment of the amount might be excused. ...
... private secretary to Lord John Russell, and is now one of the commissioners of the land revenue, Whitehall, iu the room of the late Sir Benjamin Stephenson. Novel Sign. —The following is a beer house sign at Limpley Stoke :—“ John Allen, Licensed to sell ...
... principles of Chartism physical force. James Barton, I*aac Armitage, George Warehara, Thomas Howartte, John Wright, John Broadbent, James Duke, and John Livesy, were sentenced to 12 months’ imprisonment, at the end of which period to find sureties in 50/ ...
... „„ ..j - ievance. and their conduct onght not to hnhtu Seated Even now Mr. Howard aning the Sergeant at Arms without having any real iniurT, and for the mere purpose of making money through the ill directed sympathy of the Baronet and others. The gallery ...
... Radnor, in the room of Walter Wilkins De Esq d censed, also for the borough of Wbur’y.ta ruomof Sir John Walsh, who had “CANADAGOVERNMENT BILL.-Lord JOHN tae Day for the House resrlvmg i »n rcad Mr . gquL- Canada Government B Lower Canada . ,l?Bm-The petition ...
... seriously, that their lives are despaired of. The deceased, whose name was John Staley, was burnt in a dreadful manner. The names of the other unlortunate men are Benjamin Gough, John Parker, Francis Dent, Gervase Peace, Parker, Robert Staley, and James Slaney ...
... East Farleigh, licenced victualler—John Durrant, High-street, Cranbrook, grocer—John Knijbt, High-street, Maidstone, brush and mop manufacturer—, Edmund Oakes, Parrock-street, Gravesend, inspector of | stamp duties —John Vinson, Sparrow Green, WaUhurst, ...
... Victoria has engaged operatic company, and the Sonnambula’ has been the attraction of the week, the leading character by Mrs. Grattan, tocaliat of great talent, and who is likely to become favourite the London stage. Mr Franks was the Elvino,’ and Lenox the ...
... neb emen and gentlemen cducited at Eton, Harrow, Winchester, and other public schools, commenced at Lord Crclcct Ground, St. John’s-wood. .. .. . ~ , The first match played was between the elevens of . Winchester and Harrow ; the former, winning t. e toss ...