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... King's Arms-yard, Moorgnec- I street, merchant, to surrensler May 5, at eleven, June 4, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Basingliall- street. Solicitors, Messrs. Turner and Hensnran, Bas- ing-lane; official assignes, Mr. Pennell. John Fisher, Frinsbury ...
... journ'15515b expressed apprehension thast ,the ticable, connection with Lros-d Cardigan might prove fatal to to it; PrneAbr' ,ede., This week the connection wlth. is done. Lord Cardigan. haso opened the mouth of the Downling-9 street journals against their Own ...
... detne. By command of the Right Hon. the General Command- ingi-in-Chief, (Signed) John Macdonald, Adjutant- General. this is a grave rebuke, and people ask whether Lord Cardigan can stomach it, and remain in his command. Our belief is, that lie will be found ...
... at the Beaufort Arms hotel Mon- mouth. Sols Messrs Park and Nelson, E item street, Strand • and Mr. Collin*, Roa*. Fiat dated April 19— Pet Cr*. John Jerram and Samuel Philip Seckerson Wood, Fencburch buildings, London tea dealers. ' JOHN APPLEBY, %f Stockport ...
... King's Arms-yard, Moorgate. 9 street, merchant, to surrenaer May 5, at eleven, June , 4, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Basinghall- e street. Solicitors, Messrs. Turner and Hensman, Bas- I ing-lane; official assignes, Mr. Pennell. s John Fisher ...
... and motions on the paper were then postponed to future da>s. The house at the time presented a most Miii:i appearance. Lord John Kitsskli. again rose, and said, before stating the course he intended to adopt respecting this bill, be wished to say that ...
... Paired i.ff 23 on each side 40 Ministerialists alisent 14 Conservatives absent 3 Speaker and Chairman 2 Total 638 Lord Cardigan. — We have heard, and we ! are inclined to consider the report v aulhenlie, that Ihe Secretary at War has so far overcome ...
... 0 Warrell, Rov. Z. S., t~i~ltni~not, Miss 20 0' Beerley 10 0 tlil, J. T. 25 0 Withecomb, Mr. 1 0 Hart;-, John 5 5 Whitaker,B. 20 0 Ilsudsan, John, Char- i Wilkinson, Joltn, 'el- lotte-Street 20 0 ton Gra nge 10 10 Sites for new Churches have been liberally ...
... valuable and instruc- tive communication. Sheffield Politics. — A rumour has reached us, that some professed friends of Mr. John Parker are intriguing to separate his interest from Mr. Ward's, at the next election, and thus facilitate the return of a Tory ...
... commission £61,266. The amount of printing expenses incurred in 1840 the Poor Law Commission was altogether £3 320. Lord Cardigan.—We have heard, and are inclined to consider the report authentic, that the Secretary at War has far overcome the scruples ...
... Westbrook Baker. Efq , Cottesmore; John Muskett, Esq., Fornham, Suffolk; John Matson. Esq.. Esst Church, Isle of Sbeppy ; Henry Cock. Esq., Wiilesboro. Kent; Thos. Kinjrscote, Esq.. Kingscote Park, Gloucestershire : John Thomss Carter, Esq., Hunstanton. ...
... Aberford, Sampson Wood Niaslbam, John Prest. Solicitor e fBarnsley, Edas. Newman, So. Aliddlebam, Robert Johnson e licitoer Morley, J Jaelkson, rtruggist t Bartley, Thos. Dean, Solleitor Oesett, Wm. Alatt, Sollcitor - Bedale, John Punter, Grocer (Itle-, Wm. ...