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... resolved itself into Committee of Supply, and Lord John Russell moved the consideration of the Queen's message for conferring some signs! mark of her iavonr on Sir John Colborne, now Lord Seaton. Lord John enumerated the military and other services of that ...
... Keatiek, of llol)well, Gill. John. of An {foul. co. num:. and ch. ; bor. 2tlth A pisl. ele;ru. Nhorlbr-irr•—Nollo. d to. Trump sod Bouls3r• ott.nglians Pat dalt..l Apr. I-I'st. Cr.. John Tophs, pan.offireabley, Mons. Larnwr _ John. of No. 3.1, Redfold-st ...
... dated Mar. 31—Pet. Crs. James Davies, John Baker, Wrn. Davies, Thomas Jones, Richard Morris, John Morris, Theophilus Stephens, Benjamin Tajler, George Waters, jun. John Gardiner, Harry Chedgey Quinton, John Mattriss, John Gate, Anthony ...
... O'Dowd, Esq., Rev. Mr. Maher, P.P., Daniel M`Nevin, Esq., John Guthrie, Esq., T. O'Meara, Esq., Rev. Mr. Taylor, Carlow; Dr. M`Carthy, Dr. Nicol, Rev. Mr. Laphen, John Martin, Eq., Carew, Esq., John Shea Lalor, Esq., Sterne Harte, .Esq., Michael Corcoran ...
... portly vo. lumes.—Times. An interesting volume, and the maps recommend it to the notice of the public.—Literary Gazette. Grattan and Gilbert, 51, Taternoster.row. FVHE MONTHLY CHRONICLE, for MAY, contains I. Royal Liturgies; Protestant Persecution in ...
... at the King's Arms, Holywvell. Messrs. Coxand Williams. solicitors, 6i2, Llncolnae-Inn-aields, London; and Bir. John Oldfleld, sollcitor, Hiolywvell. ROliERT GIBSON, of Holywell, banker, April 22 and May 26, at ten, at the King's Arms, Holywell. Messrs ...
... called it, to his duty. And do, in good earnest, the puny Grattans of our day imagine that they can successfully play a game in which even a man like Fox ingloriously. failed. Master Henry Grattan threatens us in a letter to his constituents, that, if Lord ...
... morning, very frequently takes a walk in the St. John, d o es flow south towaids the Atlantic, except the Slopes with Prince Albert, and will go as far as Adelaide as a tributary stream of the St. John, through the Bay of Lodge. along the newly-made gravel ...
... THE PUBLIC LEDGER, THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1840. MUMBLES, April 25.—Arrired, tlio M«ri«one, irora Memel MILFOIU), April 27. Armed, tPc Emerald. * nomas, from Si. Michael’s. HOLYHEAD, April 27.—Arrived off, the Ganza, rernhold, from Apalachicola. STRANRAER ...
... „„ ..j - ievance. and their conduct onght not to hnhtu Seated Even now Mr. Howard aning the Sergeant at Arms without having any real iniurT, and for the mere purpose of making money through the ill directed sympathy of the Baronet and others. The gallery ...
... war d Webb, Anthony W. Milward, John Cox, Ret.: Abraham Gosset, Ret.; Boys, Ret.; Saml. M. Holliday, Ret.; Joseph 11. Priest, Ret. LIE UT E T S.—James Wilson, Ethelbert Turner, Stephen Pain, John Cameron, John Curtis, John Feather s t on , R o b er t L ...
... has sounded, and thef officers have already been on the alert, and shewn great activity in preparing their muskets and side-arms, to proceed forthwith to China. Sergeant Almond, who has on several occasions been selected to lead the van, has been despatched ...