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... of Sir John Newport, and Sir John Newport did not give up the office till the end of the session. But so far from that retirement having the mos • remoteconnection with the succession of Lord Monteagle, not only wa the Office held by Sir John Newport ...
... to Maria, only daughter of John Percy Howes, Esq M. D. of Kilcock, the county of Kildare. Feb. 22, at Harrold, Bedfordshire, Christopher Gerard Rigbye Collins, Esq. late of the 16th Dragoons, to Annette, rd daughter of John Hesketb Lethbridge, Esq. and ...
... Edward Butler, Lieutenant of her Majesty's Honourable Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms. Lorp CuamsBercarin’s Orrice, Feb. 22.—The Lord Chamberlain of her Majesty's Household has appointed John Mitchell Kemble, Esq. Examiner of all Plays, Tragedies, Operas, Farces ...
... having the ICth of December, at Wokingham, stolen a sheep, the property of John Webb ; to transported for life. Thomas Watkins and George I.uUr, for stealing a sheep, the property of John Webb, of Hurst, on the IClhof December; to be transported for years. ...
... quiet. John James also slopped, or followed him. The Bowens passed on, and one of them told William Williams that David Davies’s rnrt was again staying j behind. This induced Wm. Williams once more lo I return. did not see either John Janies or John Davies ...
... recreant, though the shield onlv of leather :— the motto emblazoned on it will make the arm that wears it invincible— Truth and our Sovereign Ladv the Queen!—The place of arms, Runnymede near KettennS S- Robert Fits Walter. To the Editor of the Northampton ...
... makes it well worth purchas- ing either separately er conjointly with the original work. Gilbert's Modern Atlas of the Earth. Grattan and Gil- bert, Paternoster-Row.— We have already spoken in high terms of No. 1 of this publication ; Nos. 2 and 3 have not ...
... Y subject of marking figures on the arms and hand, a practice a common amongst.seanmen, and be pulled off his jacket (in e which was the property in question) for the purpose of cx- hibiting a mark on his right arm, which he had himself made w with his ...
... burg, by Mr. John Bramley, Leeds. Two specimens of Lopidostrobus in Ironstone Shale, from the bed of the Greets, near Ingleton ; Mr. Chas. John Annistead, Leeds. Charge op Forgery. — Last Saturday, two respectable looking young men, named John Holroyd and ...
... Clements from ball-pay the Koval Corps, to Captain, vice John F. Du * With Foot-.Lieut. John Ward, from lull-pay of the d rout, Lieut. Vice Jickson, appointed Paymaster of the Dragoon Guards ; Cliarlea John Colville, be Lieut, purchase, vice d. retire-; Seymour ...
... St. John, Northamptonshire.—The Rev. H. Free the rectories of Ovington and Silbury, I x * ssex.—The Lane Freer, rector of Bishopstone-cum-Yazor, in the of Hereford, to the vicarage of Mansel-Lacy, in t! count vacant by the death of the Rev. John Dancom ...
... GREY, the Rightt H~on. T. B. MACAU- LAY tue Iligit lien. Fox alzle Uight lot. Vlgeeisl int Morletb, and tise Eiht lIeo. Lord John Rtuseetl ott Otto DEFBAT of tlie T(~lRESsnSicJ. YARD BULLER'SMOritON Ioe ?? of woo Cantisiente its the Geverontent. Jamusno ...