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... William Simmons wasindicted for stealing pieces of leather, the property John Grattan. Mr. John Loosemore conducted the prosecution ; and Mr. G. W. Turner defended the prisoner. John stated that the prisoner was in his employ in Feb. last. lost several pieces ...
... Hayter Paitl ter, Brodie the Surgeon, Napier the Hero of Acre, the Duke of Wellington, the Duke of Devonshire, the Earl of Cardigan, Lord Lady Lyndhurst, the Rothschilds, Sir Felix Booth, Lord and Burghersh, the Marquis and Marchioness of Douro, Sir Moses ...
... interest to detain them. The following Liberals voted with the Tories on the recent division Lord Sainton's Amendment: —John Basset, John Benett, F. 11. Berkeley, Hoc. C. Cavendish, E. S. Cay ley, H. Handlev, W. liarhmd, (}. J. Ueaihi-ote, IC. S. Lushington ...
... and recreation. Commissioners* Hill was rend third time, and passed—a conference took place ommons the subject of the Irish Arm*' petitions were presented—after which *'»«' Lordships adjourned for the holidays till Thurs. *l«y next. In the Commons, the ...
... her amiable and estimable qualities of head and heart.T-iiwftft« JMaU. Lord John Uijssf.i.l for the City of London We are glad to that the requisition culling upon Lord John Itussell to stand for the City has already received nearly signatures, consisting ...
... conduct of Lord Cardigan. Mr. SCHOLEFIELD seconded the motion. Mr. MACAULAY opposed tbe motion on the ground that it was unconstitutional, and therefore ought not to listened to the house. Without, therefore, attempting a defence of Lord Cardigan, who bad the ...
... Lectureship St. John's Church, in the same citv the two offices being united by Act of Parliament The Rev. J. Adams, Second Master of the Classical School, succeeds the Rev. Mr. Carton Chaplain of the convict ship that Dockyard The Rev. John Charles Coleman ...
... which in order tu prove to Henry LI. of France of what exertions they were capable, consisted in building, fitting uw and arming a galley during the day on which he visited their arsen: a! -but the exertions and resources displayed by the English are ...
... aifd on the whole the work waa wall performed — The judges for tbe bollocks were Ur. 8. fTresawna, Probus; Mr. John Thomas, St- Wenn ; and Mr. John Williams, Ruan.. For the sheep — Messrs. J. Hotten and;/. Davis, Cornel ly ; and A Anstey. Mena. billy — For ...
... hands crede which he felt realize adjourned THURSDAY MAY 13 first paper Mr Muntz's into conduct of Earl of Cardigan Mr M NT was do wholly of Cardigan ever seen He motion flogging inflicted on looked on that finishing for Earl’s however ia other unfitted ...
... committee, the insertion of a clause for the conveyance of a site for the same. Viscount DuHcannox moved the second reading of the Arms (Ireland) bill.—Agreed to, after some verbal alterations had been suggested by the Earl of Charleville. The Dublin Wide Streets ...
... Duchess f Sutherland, Marquis and Marchioness of Westminster, Marquis of Anglesey, Earl of Brownlow, Earl of Coventry, of Cardigan, Earl of Wilton, Viscount Alford, &e. were particularly conspicuous. ‘The Duke and Duchess of Beautort’s state chariot w: ...