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... carriages of the Committees of the two'old representatives. the hustings were Colonel Thomas Wood, the old representative ; Sir John Scott Lillie, Sir Peter Laurie, Major ood, the uncle of Colonel Wood ; Mr. T. Cabbell, the defeated of Lambeth ; Mr. Jubbs ...
... Oaapbelton Lovely Mary, Egan. Dandalk Jana, M'Mnrtrlo («) Balfsst Sarah, Conway, da Sailed (4) for Reform, M'Tarish, Strang lord John Ball. Reid. Dasher.M*Ewlog, Loehfilpbed Mary. Blaoey, Ulensrm Msrgsret, Davidson, Belfsst Experience, Hunter. do C Newman. ...
... their lives in consequence of the excite state of the mob that Thomas Cloney and John Murph refused several times to go with the mob, whereon said Thomas Cloney and John Murphy were attacked and forcibly pulled over the side of said brake, and carried ...
... (Conservative), Sir John Milley Doyle (Radical), and Mr. Peter Kenny (Radical), from Westminster, were duly proposed and seconded; the latter, however, has no intention of continuing the contest, which will be fought between Lord Newry and Sir John Doyle. His ...
... and Messrtooo,,, , r Monaghan, Q.C., and Mr. Lynch and Mr. P; s ser A outer bar, for O'Connell and Hutton; `' 6 tO bi o f John Francis Waller, Esq. .0 Cornelius Egan, a householder, was oh.lec' ; - ,,tioaArd conservatives, on the ground that the dea ...
... have the effect of unseatiue both. The majority ot Lord John being only nine above Mr. Attwood, it is confidently expected that the latter gentlemen will be declared duly elected.— Times. Lord John Russell and the City EUction.-l is conn, dently stated ...
... withr bus esn ?? Jooin Hucce, leni it Koryctht tells 11 that tb, go'ructlnt ut ttiht forZnO u* jls on7 this Stuject. Lord John RlussellI tells ins he thouigi KO isgitat nul Wlia ?? ant expedient Flintid cer] It seas olil vth otltt'r titv, telieit he ...
... Messrt i ttoo, , v Monaghan, Q.C., and Mr. Lynch and Mr. u o ser . A outer bar, for O'Connell and Hutton; t he ta bi o fi° John Francis Waller, Esq. Cornelius Egan, a householder, was ohi ee intio ° .,.riP ir d conservatives, on the ground that the des ...
... who on the last occasion gave b im his arm from the Leigh Arms up to this place-Mr. 1rafford-now refused him his support. If he (Lord Francis Egerton) thought that the return for this county depended on any single arm, however influ- ential, he never would ...
... Salop,, at whost Offices Plans of the Estate any further obtained. may be seen, and: SALES BY MR. JOHN BROWN. IN BRIDGE-PLACE.—TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. JOHN BROWN, upon the premises in Place, in the city of Ches- on the. 15th, and Friday the 16th-July ...
... Cresswell, Esq., C LONDON. Sir M. Wood, L Lord John Russell, L George Lyall, Esq., C T. Masterman, Esq., C LUDLOW. T. Botfield, Esq., C J. Ackers, Esq., C LYME REGIS. Wm. Pinney, Esq., L LYNINGTON. John Stewart, Esq., C WV. A. Mackinnon, Esq., C LYNN ...
... Conveniences, situated at West Cramlington Colliery, and well adapted for a Grocer's Shop, &c. Apply to Mr John Hunter, of Backworth Colliery; or to Mr John Richardson, Ma- son, of West Cramlington Colliery, who will show the Premises.-July 7th, 1841. TO BE ...