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... rt John Atkins Esq White Hart-court Lombard streat Bidden Esq Spread Eagle-court Captain F Brandreth Scots Vice-Admiral Robert Honyman Piccadilly Benjamin Ifill Esq Welbeck-street John Johnson Esq Alderman Kennett Kingsford Esq Savage-gardens John M'Guffle ...
... And 1 shall be greatly deceived if, when Lorn John Rassell lends,-they will not found follow [loud cheer*]. I have only apologise for having tre-po.wd on you such length [loud and prolongid cheering]. Sir John Gcest then presented himself to the meeting ...
... s.— London Cor* respondent of Mail. Prorogation of Parliament. —The Speaker has issued cards for dinner to the Serjeant at Arms, the Clerk, and other offieers of the Commons, at hit bouse in Eaton.square, on Friday next, 7 o’clock. This official dinner ...
... Mr. G. Evans, Sir R. Ferguson, Mr. J. W. Fitzpatrick, Mi. James Grattan, Major Macnstmara, Mr. John Maher, Mr. T. B. Martin, The O'Connor Don, Mr. Cornelius O'Brien, Mr..l. Power, Mr. John Power, Mr. N. Fitzsimon, Mr. Barry, Col. Fitzgibbon, Mr. J. O'Brien ...
... attached to farmers, we hope, to sanction the loss of such a real friend. Sir John Trollope's address is of the Peel school ; it is cautious, and will convey any meaning. Sir John is a talented man ; and with such a colleague as Mr. Handley, would be of service ...
... the meeting separated. Nottingham.—Triumphant Entkv Sir John HOU9E.— Early on Monday Mr. Lament arrived in No tin ■ ham, and it was rumoured that, if his official duties would permit, Sir John llobhouse would be Nottingham the five o'clock train from ...
... take Sir Ralph Howard with Mr. James Grattan, unless Lord Fitzwilliam should offer a son of his to the contituency. KILTENN Y.—We have not heard that any Tory will contest the county, and the city will return Mr. John O'Connell, Kenny, County.—Mr. Blen ...
... MIDDLE AGES. By HENRY HALLAM, Esq. John Murray, Albemarle-street. Just Published, Bvo. 3s. (jd , REPLY to REMARKS on Mr. MIT- CHELL'S Edition of the COMEDIES of ARISTOPHANES by GEO. JOHN KENNEDY, M.A., Fellow of St. John's College Cambridge. By T. MITCHELL ...
... Esq. Robert King, Esq. John Watson Borradaile, Esq. William King, Esq. Edward Burmester, Esq. John Ord, Esq. Henry Cayley, Esq. George Probvn, Esq. Chapman, Esq., M.P. John Rees, £sq. Robert Cotesworth, Ssq. Jacob Sims, Esq. John Deffell, Esq. Daniel ...
... Esq. 2 2 0 Wood, P. A. L., Esq. . 010 0 Fane, Lady . . .110 Waters, Major Gen. Sir Heming, R. R., Esq. . 110 John, K.C.H. . .10 10 0 1 Farran, John, Esq. .2 20 Whatman, Jas.. Esq., Fitzhugh, Rev. W. A. 1 1 0 Jun. . . 1 lul Foxcroft, Mrs. . .10 0 Wood, Lt ...
... Wydasteday the Rev. James Griffiths. atZwasaasaa. aunt the Rev. Daniel Jones. of Llangendeiroe ; and in the •fternoun, the Rey. John J”tus. •iear of Llattsadwrii. All sermons nets very powerful nod pathetic. and from the general attention at the aaliesce it ...
... Johnston, Hawick, lately stabler. (Charles Robertson and John Liddall, Glasgow -ma- aufacturer15. William Richiardson and Robert Artbcr, UAlasgow, merchants. William Sim, Glasgow, gene- sral contractor. John Patterson, Milneavie, Stirling- .hire, storekeeper ...