... necessary, this was not the time define It. After some few observations from Mr. Shaw, Sir D. Nonbiys. Mr. Litton, and Mr. Grattan, Lord STANLEY said, that one of the former debate* this subject had been folly discussed; a division had been takes upon it ...

... mis- bury, in his 87th year, Mr. John Davies, generally desig- go***-, who appeared at the bar with a young chief the wav The damage to the dams and nated as “painter,” hut whose extraordinary taste, c hnd in her arms, was charged with stealing on the ...

... relieving the poor FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE FRIDAY. declarations of insolvency. EDp THOMAS, Alderraanbury, tailor. JOHN BAKER, Taunton, tea dealer. JOHN SAW BRIDGE, Coventry, ribbon manufacturer. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. JOB LEES, Manchester, dealer. bankrupts to ...

... handsome gold seals and key, have been presented to Mr. John Harrison, Superintendent of the Ross Police, with the following inscription beautifully engraved on the inner case:— •• Presented to John Harrison, Superintendent the Police, the Inhabitants of ...

... approach of head quarters, there was holding him; he bounded over the shop hatchway, and placed himself between Lord and Lady Cardigan, at the head of the regiment, immediately behind his favourite band, and thus marched out qf Canterbury. The major appears ...

... LONDON GAZETTE— FRIDAY 17 BANKRUPTS JOHN COCKRELL EDWARD COCKRELL wool-brekert street fRANCIS BANNER straw-bat Luton Bedford shire JOHN 8TEDWEEL butcher Richmond Surrey JOSEPH SUTTON Liverpool ABRAHAM PARKINSON Leeds JOHN WREN V1POND JACKSON tea-dealer WILLIAM ...

... sentiments are, we fear, responded to not few in America, who would make this boundary question the subject of an appeal to arms. Still the chances of its peaceful settlement are preponderant The territory contended for is allowed all men to be of very ...