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... March next, twelve o’clock at noon. JOHN H. TODD. Clerk to the said Trustees. Wiueketter, February 13, L Stochbridge and Raxingutohe Turnpike Road. next Mealing of Trustees of the above Road will 1. be held at the Arms Inn, at on Thursday the Ist day April ...
... Bagnor, Speen, Berkshire, paper manufact: = HOUSE OF LORDS. FRIDAY, Pes. 19 Lord ELDON (on the motion trial of the Earl of Cardigan be printed) drew the | of their lordships to an expression of satisfaetion, in dress of the Attorney General, at the absence ...
... now ia the hands ditto Spruce, lath wood, and two excellent dressed Red Pine Thomas Parker, John Parker, John Rawlinson, Thor. Chadwick, Abram this in the Arms Bill, he well affected, and leaving the ing evidence on oath 1 n any cour e doubts existing ...
... m»nuf»cturvr of bilomiooo. nxern.nl John Heap, juo. Msuclir-ter, nirrchsnl William Hasksyn*. Liverfiool. ship chandler James Woods. Koundhill, lamcashire, caitle jobber White fc Sios. Broad. Newport. of Wight, w.ne merchants John and ilium Uoyd. alone. Warwickshire ...
... it, the navi- | arms of her Majesty and Prince burgh from Symington, ru is considered a muc h easier line, and through a 1 her connection with the persons few steamers which ploughe and at no period since the severe | the coats of arms are cherubs ex ecuted ...
... lilh. IVini the Stfi. ihe an I Antigua to the 18th. The Jamaica papers confirm the capture and destruction of the fleet of arm cia, the rebel chief who hod -.el his force* .igain .1 ( anhageua. The gallant conduct Lie.it, Couny, her Majestv’s brig-of ...
... stationer James Dawson, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, draper /iankruptciet —John Thomas, Ramsgate, butcher John Owen. Woolwich, cowkeeper. /ruo/cen/a —Henry «te*en«. Willian. Hertfordshire, and John Btr»ens. Oophill, Bedfordshire, bailders l>eUmam. 81. Hill, London ...
... Mood strer , ,„ ( Joseph Pearaby. Cily-road. woralea »■ Chrislopher Clarke, r-is ; tobacconist John Joseph Taylor. TMleyjilrw, SoftCi James sod Thomas John Dodsvrovth Ahrsms. S.moel •■‘hann, Leeds, elosk , Samuel OKdea, merchant William Gill. Warriaftoa ...
... me of them out party of troop’ swhich formed in procession as they n corpse with presented arms, and preceded the body 11 ary, but order of slow march, with arms r eversed, keeping me time with the solemn dirge of the Dead March in borne on the shoulders ...
... After assuring the house that the reports circulation to the purchase of fire-arms the peasantry were greatly mag nitied, and suggesting at the same lime a regulation the Arms Act. the noble lord concluded seconding the Address Lord STANLEY observed that ...
... emblazoned shields with the arms of England and France. The state chairs were what might be called of Gothic design, and the throne was surmounted with Gothic tracery. At the bark of the throne were emblazoned the Royal Arms of England in silver. Seated ...
... Mansfield, Burke, argu- Sir Robert Fox, Pitt and Grattan for the Hall, leaving the remaining were eight for future consideration. They also propose that William ncy of “alder a Marshall, John Bell, and John He nry Foley, whose rtment works in the last ex ...