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... an interne** with Lrj 'd John Russell yesterday at the Colonial Office. Despatches from the Governor ofthe Mauritius »ere received yesterday afternoon at the Colonial Office. Ministers and the Armit.— The conduct of Lord Cardigan, as commander of a rfegiment ...
... hief. They charge the Hors* Guards with having prohibited what Sir John Mac donald, in terms the most distinct and express de clared to be allowed. His Lordship, we quote Sir John's letter to Major Morse Cooper, would have it fully understood that ...
... been brought forward for many years, gathered an immense crowd in the justice-room and adjoining hall. Robbery in the Docks. — John Jennings, William Quintan, William Thornhill, and Dacid Bowen, were brought up for final examination, charged with having robbed ...
... INTELLIGENCE COURT OF CHANCERY.— Wednesday, Dec. 16 LOZON ?? PRYSE. This bill was filed by a rector of a parish in the county of Cardigan, to obtain a declaration in favour of his claim to the tithe of wood of above twenty years' growth, if such wood grew from ...
... triumphs over the joke, with a very beautiful interlude of illusive scenery. John Bull in the China-shop, rattling away at the brittles, typi- fied the successes of our national arms and legs in that quarter of the world, and paved the way for the introduc- ...
... aan.pson, Eeq., Sub-Governor, ilomew .'entry, Esq., Deputy-Governor. DISKCTORs. I bridge. Esq. Sir John Wm. Lubbock, Bart • Barclay, Esq. Charles John Manning, Esq. Bl ■* ...
... January, 183$ , to the Ist of January, 1840. Failures, 1,013 • amount ef money sterling, 2-0,000/. Bth.— John Frost, ths appointed magistrate of Lord John Russell, found guilty of high treason! at ths Mon- mouth Special Assizes. Rapidity of the Morning Foot ...
... Obligations and Objects, with Reference to the Present State of Society, in a Series of Sermons. By JOHN BIRD SUMNER, D.D., Lord Bishop of Chester. ' London : John Hatchard and Son. 187. PiccadUly. Just published, foolscap, cloth boards, price 3s , BRIEF HINTS ...
... Fairfax ..11 0j J. Sladen, Esq 5 0 0 John Jones, Esq 2 0 OIA. F 5 0 0 Henry Johnson, Esq.. 0 10 0 . Thomson Hankey, Esq. 2 0 0 C.J.W 1 0 0 John Pri tchard, Esq 5 0 0 John Foster, Esq 5 0 0 | Messrs. Barber and John Back, Esq .t 0 o'■ Sons 5 5 0 Lewit ...
... Frazer. S.mgs— Deep deep sea, Mrs. Grattan ; Merrily goes the mill, Frazer ; Peace ol the valley, Giubilei ; I re- member. Miss Nunn ; 1 love thee, Frazer ; Largo Factotum, Pal- toni ; Rise, gentle moon, Mrs. Grattan. Quartett— Daltuo Stelleto. Madrigal ...
... Earl of Wicklow, Earl of Ran- ftirly, Lord Powerscourt, M.P., Lord John Beresford, Lord De Ros, Lord Sandys, Hon. John L. Cole, Hon. Edward Wingtield, Hon. General O'Neill, M.P., Hon. John C. Maude, Hon. Somerset R. Maxwell, Hon. Richard Thomas Maxwell, ...
... hopsgate-street, at j offioe bat wha b»fcigdulv qualified, offer tnemsricri ftr re-cftetnOK r John Barman', Esq.; John Cattley. Ecq. ; H. M.Dyer Esq. ; John Hodirson Esq.- Lieut.-Col. Mocdy, R.E. ; and at whioh meeting certain Sham upon which the seveath-call ...