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... Mr. Walrond. Secretary, Litrarian, Mr. Bryant. Mr, T. Shallard, Mr. W. Priday, Mr. 5. Priday, Mr. John Stokes Mr. H. Waus, Mr. T. Cadle. Lonpon :—GRATTAN and GI received by tendency towards coughing; Wickwar, Cromhall, and Tortworth Inclosure. JAMES CROOME ...

... nud Auditors; Messrs. Joseph John Fsmand and Evan inston were re-elected os Auditors, and Mr. David Jenkins, draper, was elected Assessor with Mr. James Sims who was re-elected. Brfcknock Union*. —On Saturday lost, Mr John Davies, managing clerk to the ...

... the tativer of thé people. Lord Mor- peth and Lord'John Russell affected to think Mr. Liddell’s motion insignificant; yet theie newspapers held « different the debate, and the laboured defence of Sir John by the leader of the House and two other Cabinet ...

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... accepting the resignation of Sir John Newport, Sir-John Newport did not give up the office «. Mit on. But so far from that retirement havtn 0 uexion with the succession of Lord Monteagle, not only was the office heid Sir John Newport offered, in the interval ...

... G. Shorter' Nutt, Thomas Tod, Halswell, John Thornton, Round MP., John M. Kemble, Lunell, Robert Barrow, John Savage, Robert Osborne, Henry Berkeley, M.P., Nicholas i Karle, J. E. Dixon, J. H. Lardiier, John Sandars, 0. Mor- | :ran, Turnbull, Paynter ...

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... Mrs. Kennedy. Sir Guy, Lady, and the Misers CanqdicU ; Sir John, Lady, and the Misses , Sir John, Lady, and Miss Rush ; Sir Thomas, Lady, and the Misses Butler Sir Thomas and Ass I'sher, Sir John Vandeleur, Sir Henry Marsh, Baron and Baroness Rnebeck, Colonel ...

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