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... Bodmin gentleman John of Bltgh Bodmin :at*e'Jun' i Coont of Bodmin Coomb John Day Hill yeoman Wm Daw jun Of hoot ilU Garland Linkinhorne Gillard Bodmin Jasper of farmer John Lang Lawhitfon Lobh Lawhitton Will Maddelord of Lezant farmer John Pearn of farmer ...
... Richard Westbrowk Baker, Exq. Cottesmore ; John Muskett, Esq. Fornham, Suffolk; John Matson, Esq. East Chureh, Isle Sheppy; Henry Cook, Esq. Willes- boro, Kent ; Thomas Kingseote, K Park, Gloucestershire ; John Thomas Carter, Esq. Hunctanton, Norfoth; H ...
... had sustained through his bad conduct, John G. Shaw Lefevre, Esq. F.R.S. Le Marchant Thomas, Esq. y¥—JOHN JAD FANNER, and they should not send him for trial to the sessions, but should Trustees—John Deacon, Esq. John G. Shaw Lefevre, Esq. F.R.S, DERS, B ...
... impartial in his abuse of all parties, and his audience re. siprocated the feeling by hooting alike Daniel O'Connell, Luca John Russell, and Sir Robert Peel.—At the late Yurkshire election Lords Morpeth and Milton each polled nearly 1000 more freeholders ...
... across the arm. I not know, on my oath, that I broke his arm, nor was I ever told by any persen that T had—nei ther was J told so at Wincanton, or any else. Brixey did not fall on his knees, and beg me not to murder him ; but he said his arm was hurt. ...
... of announcing that on TUESDAY Augus a t 1841, and following Days, TO PUBLIC COMPETITION, - Rooms, Cheltenham, splendid and armful Stock of AND EARTHENWARE, *Pied for Families of the AigAest elan, ▪ * ihse • more moderate ezpersditure. Wily valuable selection ...
... d the presence of Lord Cardigan and from that time till close of performance nothing heard but yells execration intermingled cries of “black bottle murder’ &c Her Ladyship seemed to enjoy the uproar once or twice Lord Cardigan looked frum at audience ...
... soldier, toe question asked his bou. friend had nothing to do, and, whatever other charge aught brought against the noble lord (Cardigan) in command of that regiment, there could none ou ground of humanity, would proved by tbe fact that since tbe early part ...
... will brought up for judgment next Term. Ills stated that the fees to be paid by Lord Cardigan to the Heralds and other officers of ibe Court of Peers, will amount Sir John Harvey. Governor of New Brunswick, has been recalled, and will succeeded Sir William ...
... enrit bing a few miscreants, were ibat moment enjoying tbe fruits of their iniquity. Transmission of Arms to the North. —On Tuesday morning stand of arms were conveyed from her Majesty's store-rooms in the Tower, in covered waggons, to the terminus of the ...
... with the Government The Right Hon. Baronet found fault with their Budget; but he did not state what he would do himself. Sir John then observed upon the diversities of opinion which had formerly prevailed, between the united forces opposite to him, upon ...
... discovering any difference, certain is, that her royal highness reposed in the arms of the spiritual head of the church with as much contentment as though she had been in the arms of her own nurse. At the appointed place the Queen Dowager named the Royal ...