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... of Knight. • lio notiso'Oe P Edwerd Butler, Lientenant of hoe Mans, breeze/1.-Salted the aourable Corps of Geo ''e ~r 1 at Arms. na, l3ilboa. nods, i° Th - the Egremont, Ba- , e o b CITA MP w,RLAIN 'S OFFICE. FEB. 2. h• Jo lett!uhr.reie,io.u. of her St ...
... ARMOUR and ARMS from SPAIN. VTO/ _ VT MESSRS. CHRISTIE and MANSON respectfully announce that they will SELL li\ TION at their Great Room, King-street, St. James's-square, in Pehruarv a beautiful and highly-interesting assemblage of \rmour and Arms, recently ...
... beaten in their attempt to squander some thous of the people's money on Prince ALBERT, been defeate in their purpose of keeping JOHN BULL in ignorance to how and how much the piper is to be paid. r i ll d ministerial objection that the motion was unpreeedent6 ...
... Tliviirn Knox, H Ir'l ips, John Ponsnilby, Rteverend A. Philpr, H. Duican, Colonel Fihl, A. Stewarr, Llettelnant. Colouel Aberromby, ALP. JmLmuns-uiaauiqunl, PI'lae.oti, Litledale. BARONWxT$-Ridliid Bliukeley Pullipips, John Henry brile, Mr.P, Henry Halboril ...
... PumlahlD* Ironmonger, drceeeed, (who died the month March, 1833,) are their Sollciiora, forthwith to come In and prora their before John Edmond Uowdaawrll, Eaqolra, one of the of the Court, ot hie Office, Southampton* building., Chancery, lane, London or. In default ...
... Hollingsworth 81andf0rd..D. Groves Bungay ..Parkinson Caine .John Gundy Canterbury C.Rooke,J. Blackburn Chippingbam.. J. N ioholson, J. W harry Cheltenham .Archer Cardigan C. Lewis Coventry Spelt and Slingsby Carlisle Kirkbride Chichester A ...
... spread of the Chartist insurrection was in the following order from November, 1838, to May, 1839 :—Arming and training, torch-light meetings, sale of arms and ammunition, and db. turbances, at Ilyie, Itoehdale, Todmorden, Leigh, Bolton, Bury, Burnley, Collie ...
... Friday, Feb. 7. Motion made, and Question put — That William Evan. Esq., and John Wheelton, Esq., Sheriff of Middlesex, b discharged from the custody of the Sergeant-at-Arms.- (Sir Edward Sugdeii.)— The House divided— Ayes, 91 Noes, 165. AYES. j Vcland ...
... put from the chair Mr O’CONNELL asked would be with respect to those persons were carrying the action in Mr Howard name ? JOHN RUSSELL certainly of opinion with Hon Member for Dublin that the the writs in the name of Mr Howard should visited with displeasure ...
... woollen-manufacturers Feb. 26. March 18. 1 o’clock, at the Tea tit* Betel. Alloa. John Cturick, KiHeani, wood-mexchxnt, Feb. 84, March 13, 1 o’clock, at Gibba Hotel, StfarHnr. . . John King, Airdrie, gremr. Feb. 85. 14, atdB e’cloefc, tba house eflbemas Hekm ...
... saw that it was expedient to admit the great public merits of Sir JoHN NEWPORT. Mr. BARInG having stated that there had been no sort of communication between Lord MONTEAGLE and Sir JOHN NEWPORT, and that the latter had, of his own accord, solicited leave ...
... .. -104 PLVttILEGE.-STOCKDALE V. tANSARD. The SPEAKER then intimated that the Sergeant-at- Arms had a communication to make to the house. The Sergeant-at-Arms accordingly came to the bar, and said he had to acquaint the house that, in conformity with ...