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... Colonel Montague, Mrs. H. Montague, John Strangways, Miss Drummond, Mrs. Ramsden, Misses Thellusson, Lady Williamson, Captain May. Mrs. Maynard, Misses Maynard, Berkeley Paget, Mrs. B. Paget, Miss Paget, Charles Noel, John Talbot, Mrs. Talbot, Bootle Wilbraham ...
... retarned 1.. the house in the stifle orderly where au e•eelleist dinner hied la shine broit,r P.P. Thuti.aa. of she Farmers Arm. Inn. The being r•sioived. id Morris,. D. G. M of Carmarthen District. ear coll.(' to the eltair. and M 'Maros. Esq N. D. the ...
... Hahlax, Yorkshire, manufacturer Edward Woolley. Hinoiuttham, paper banging manufacturer. John Lea. Jim . Cheater, lea de-iler. Henry Cupper Churchyard and John Holmes, Halifax, Yurkahire, wooUtapieia. Win Newsome, Dewsbury. Yorkshire, oil cru»her. James ...
... Governmen t. The Right Hon. Baronet found fault with their budget ; but he did not state what he himself would do. (Cheers. Sir John Hobhouse then observed u nm the diversities of opinion which had formerly prevail ed between the united forces opposite to ...
... Archibald Maclean, Burges Camay, Steven Hannock, George T. Staunton, John Barrow, F. Fowke, J. Hamilton, Wm. Peirson, Norres, Edward Johnson, Benjamin Hall ) , Jauies Cla r k, John Hare; Colonels Austen , Muttlebury, Miles, Jervis, Yavasour ; Captains ...
... Falmouth, for Aheranon : Plienaant. Thomas: Hopewell, Ihries Neptune, Jones: LOlllll% Evans: !alike, Richards: Naney,o rens, for Cardigan: Elizabeth Hogan. Harries, far low:titer , Hope. MVP,: Ven DaVMP • for nutshells: NI/try Ann, . Jones, for Aberdovey Me. ...
... embodying the sub- stance of the resolutions, are to be prescnted to the House of Lords by the Duke of Rutland and the Earl of Cardigan ; and to the House of Commons, by the Members for South Leicestershire and Northamptonshire. Conx Laws.—A petition, most ...
... confidence in Ministers was resumed on Wednesday night, and again adjourned until yesterday evening. Mr, Serjeant Talfourd, Mr. Grattan, Sir George Staunton, Dr. Lushington, Sir George Gray, and Mr. Handley, opposed the motion, which was supported by Lord C ...
... A. ~ Just published, price 1/. Is., Part 53 of THE ENCYCLOPEDIA METROPOLI- TANA. Edited by the Rev. HENRY JOHN ROSE B D late Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge. As this important Work will very shortly be completed sub- scribers are respectfully ...
... essential for the welfare of the country. (Hear, hear, hear ) The right honourable Baronet then quoted passages from Lord John Russell's work on the constitution in which the noble Lord states that a Government, continuing to hold office when they had ...
... adopt measures to prevent a • vehemence by Mr. H. GRATTAN.—Lord TEIGNMOUTH designated the currence of the evils, and that the Attorney-General should speech of the hon. and learned gentleman (Mr. H. Grattan) as an directed to prefer bills of indictment against ...
... POLICE INTELLIGENCE. Mansion House, Monday.—Captain Harvey Tuckett, who fought the duel with Lord Cardigan, appeared before Alderman I'irie, to answer a charge of assault under rather curious circumstances. A young man named Owen Worsley, who stated that ...