... for a new wri it for Horsham, in the had been determined to room of John Jervis, Esq., whose electi n be void. ‘After some desultory discussion upon this motion, for leave to Sir JOHN HANMER moved, as an amendment, bring in a bill to inquire into the existence ...

... present Ministry, and sanctioned by Lord John Ruseell himeclf. Lord Stanley some other details which had been attacked, protesting, that those objections should have been reserved for the committee. Finally, Lord John had called on him to declare the franchise ...

... Rawson, B.A., St. John’s College. Rev. H. B. Greenwood, B.A., St. Catharine Hall, Rev. J. M. Pratt, B.A. St. John’s College. v. J. Bradshaw, B.A., St. Catharine Hall. Rey. J. Rushton, B.A., St. John’s College. Key. J. F. Harward, B.A., St. John’s College. PRIEST ...

... correction. There were few other unimportant cases. LON GTON—W IDSBBDAT. Before T. B. Rose, John Harvey, and P. B. Broade, Esqs. Bxsa Horsa Casks. William AUerton, John Smith, and William Salt, beer-house keepers in Longton, were summoned for keeping their ...

... Henry Hordern, Robert eel, Michael Tomlinson, John Forster; Licutenants Bass, John Hanter, B. B. Stevens, Neary Crane, W. Mott, Arthar Stephens, W. Hand, Thomas Chawner, W. Fryer, Lorenzo Hail, Ceeil Boothby, John Clowes ; Corve! ts Thomas S. Hellier, Arthur ...

... faraily John Mountford and John Hall were fined 10s, each dies, he invariably becomes a god to the survivors, who perio can assaulting policeman Lawler, on the 11th inst, cally visit his tomb in adoration, prostration, and sacrifice. Eliza Grattan, a young ...

... Welstamton, by the Rev.R. Vengo, M.A.. Mr. John Broomball, of Newcastle, to Mrs, Mary Breemhall, ef the ame _ On the 19th inet, at Whitchurch, Salep, by tho Rev. Jehan Murray, B. A.,. incumbent of Winhall, Licut. John Good Lapenstisre. R. N., of Castle ona ...

... Mr. Peake, Mr. Peek, Mr, J. Ridgway, Mr. Downing Rasbotham, Mr. Tollet, Mr. H. H. Williamson, Mr. John Wood, Mr. Enoch Wood, Jun., Mr. Edward Wood, Mr. John Ward, the Rev. J. A. Wedgwood, and Mr. W. Weare. Five candidates were fed to the meeting by their ...

... Bowles, Admiral—Launceston Bowring, Dr. —Bolton Boyle, Major—Frome Brand, T.—Hertfordshire Bremridge, R.—Barnstaple Bright, John—Manchester Briscoe, M.—Hastings Broadwood, H.—Bridgewater Brocklehurst, J.—Macclesfield Brookman, E. D—Hythe Brotherton, J ...

... mobs last night in the Rue Neuve des Petits coasisted of about 20 in blouses, two and ce Psi It ed by about 50 boys, also arm in arm. All the shop- keepers they passed, were at their doors expressing their jadignation, and more than one exclaiming “ faut ...

... and prevented. Several We have accounts from Port-au-Prince to the 20th ult. The president had marched from the cape with an arm: about 20,000 men against the Spanish part of the island. The Dominicans were preparing to receive them, and a severe and decisive ...

... determine to work your way up. Providence as provided the ladder; there it is before you—come, mount, mount, mount! Don’t fold your arms until you can find something that suits your talents. Take the chisel— the saw—the axe—the hammer. We recollect a young gentleman ...