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... daughter. 1. o as eatreet, the Lady of Edward IL Blake, Esq. of Priernom toasty Meath, of a m a, Y Om, Brawl, the Lady of John Grattan Guinness, jun. Its of &me. lt Lambeth Palate, Mrs. Hin mill, of & daughter. gs MARRIAGES. Yana Ilarphr, Eon. of Woodford ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... negatived . . hy a large majority. Lord Palmerston and Sir John Cam Holtdtouse it is said will be elevated to the Peerage We notice in the London Gazette the appointment by her Majesty ol John Sealy, Esq , as Solicitor-General of Bar bados. The Rev Dr ...
... 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 ...
... Simira, daughter of the late John Pyne, tsq., LiVgoold, and wife of John Pyne, Esq., of Ballmacarriga, county C At Bayswater, Francis Pierard, Esq., late judge and magistrate in the Presidency of Bengal. At Birkenhead, John Alhngham Watt, Esq. At Alexandria ...
... oil., at Llantrisaent, John, eldest sm of Mr. James Williamson, New MUJ. to Anne, eldest daughter Mr. Thos. Evans, of Corner Park. Glamor/anahirs. Taesdav sennight, at St. Peter a Carmarthen. h» the Rev. Archdeacon Uevao, Mr. John law is, painter, to Anne ...
... should do as I liked on every occasion—have what I liked to eat and drink, and exercise a sorereign sway over that simpleton John Bull, whose purse I should be privileged to fly to whene ver it suited my convenience. Suffice it to say, that the Archbishop ...
... 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 ...
... Liet.o-- General Sir T. Reynell, Lieutenant-General Sir John Lainbest, Lieutenant-General Sir George Quieten. Major-General Sir Henry Hardinge, Major-General Sir Arthur Cifton, Major-General sir John Woodford, Major-General Sir Charles Broke Vere, Bart. ...
... Evans, Sir R. A. Ferguson, W. Fitzpatrick, T. Fortescue, F. French, T. Gisborne, J. Grattan, 11. Grattan, F. Howard. J- Hume, R. Hutton, A. H. Lynch, Mttfor Macnamarra, John Maher, T. Martin, It. Sir D. Norreys, C. O’Brien, W. S. O’Brien, Hon. C. O’Callaghau ...
... navigation, being clearly pointed out that they considered such an invasion the alteration above specified. The conduct of Lord John Russell, respecting the privilege question, and the cruel treatment received by the Sheriffs of London the hands of the Government ...