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... called TheF Taei Acres, 'adjoining Lands of John Hugh Smyth Piatte FEsq., l and theroad leading from Worle to Kewstokei dontaining by admeasurement 6A. In. 22P. (eicept thereout'i'i;l s. ,: now inclosed by John Urch, and byhim used as a- Timber Yard). Lot ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... cannot be requisite for him to define. By command of the Right lion. the General Commanding-in-Chief. JOHN MACDONALD, Adjutant General. Lord JOHN Russzu. agreed that very long terms of imprisonment were not to be approved. They had Coddles! a tendency ...
... 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 ...
... Washington, of Virginia, eight years; John Adams, of Massachusetts, four years; Tho- mas Jefferson of Virginia, eight years; James Madison of Virginia, eight years; James Munro, of Virginia, eight years ; John Q. Adams, of Massachusetts, four years ; ...
... the went over and took his seat beside bis father who received him with open arms and every demonstration of affection entered into a whispered conver-satiou his son with his arm round his neck and comforted by proximity jury all the evidence and received ...
... upon-Tyne banker 'Smith Bristol tanner - Charles F Swindon Wiltshire ironmonger John Edge KingsnOrton Worcestershire factor J SaundersrCmbi4uga corn -merchant Henry John Wilkins London-wall City and of Pima merchants' H Wilson bookseller 1 Joseph Hobbwm ...
... been sersi inated to the satisfaction of both p:le lies. i I -MINISTERIAL CRISIS. what SIPyNDARDt.-L~'id MIelbournet, Lord. John Russell, the Pei tie.i i ninotn IC an0 i nie te linienbets01 lthle Cabinnot tnO lain in n Mn 0tn i, ttnivi tins loonntiinn ...
... Egerton baving given him the hint that two members of the deputation were Conservatives, he at the eleventh bour, after Lord John’s announcement of his motion on the Corn-laws, intimated that he would admit them to his presence. What passed at the in- terview ...
... Iower Thamca-strcet fish faetor Charles No 35 Oxford-street china dealer George Fuller No Regent-street dealer John Burgess Macclesfield silk John Wilkins London-wall Wiliiam Baker Oxford-street fishmonger Manchester bookseller iron founder Booth sen Joseph ...
... 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 ...