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... in attempting to reach the wreck. 24. The revolutionary attempts at Marseilles. 21 persons with arms and cartridges are arrested. 25. Charles Henry St. John, Earl O'Neil, died in Dublin, aged 62. 26. The House of Commons proceeds with the consideration ...
... jeweller Road LAWR1ER JOSEPH LOCK goods Street City JESSE A1 AKINS grocer Blundford Street Manchester Sqnure JOHN GEORGE ROWLEY bookbinder Hatton Garden JOHN PIKE YAPP grocer Weobley Herefordshire JOSHUA WRIGHT uiatcbet manufacturer Birmingham BENJAMIN BIRKETT ...
... IV, at a ground rent of 36/. FRACAS BETWEEN ,THE EARL OF CARDIGAN AND SIR ROBERT PEEL.—It is rumoured that a serious fracas has taken place between the Premier and the amiable Earl of Cardigan, respecting the Lord Lieutenantcy of Northamptonshire, vacant ...
... Esq. . John Drewett, F.sq. Thomas Teed, Esq. MEDICAL OFFICERS. Physician: John Clendinning, M.D., F.R.S. Consulting Physician: William Stroud, M.D. Surgeons: Ebenezer Smith, Esq., and William Gwillim Merrett, . , Esq. STANDING COUNSEL. The Hon. John Ashley ...
... lady ; and stated that but for the obstacle imposed by his family they would breathe their mutual affections in each other's arms within a week. It also called upon her to get stoutish, for that married life required health and strength. (Loud laughter ...
... Jones, Timothy, Magdalen Hall; Lempriere, Charles, St. John’s; Macintosh, Joseph, Christ Church; Phillimore end, John, Oriel; Wilson, Theodore P., Brazennose. Greville, Christ Church; Soper, John, Magdalen Hall; Towns- Class IV.—Belcher, Brymer, Wadham; ...
... Hereford; Oxford Arms, Kington; Crown Inn, Builth Cardiff Arms Hotel, Cardiff; the Proprietor, Mr, T, Hooper, Hay; and the Auctioneer, Cliro, near Hay, fourteen days previous to the day of Sale We are bappy to learn that Mr. John Morgan, son of John Morxan, Esq ...
... Mountstuart Elphinstone, for Bombay; in 1837, his statue of Sir John Malcolm. for Westnrinster Abbey, his statue of Dr. Dalton, for Manchester, and his busts of Southey, the poet (tor John Murray), Mrs. Somerville (Mr the Royal Academy), and Professor ...
... Mount- stuart Elphinstone, for Bombay; in 1837, his statue uf Sir John Malcolm, for Westminster Abbey, his statue of Dr. Dalton. for Manchester, and his busts of Southey, the poet (for John Murray), Mrs. So- merville (for the Royal Academy), and Professor ...
... accompanied by Lord Adolphus Fitz.'larence, changed horses at the George Hotel, on bia way to Deene, the seat of the Earl of Cardigan ; and on his arrival at the George was greeted by hearty cheer from hundreds of the inhabitants, who had assembled honour ...
... government would not allow to be presented to her Majesty. believed that was because ofthe vindictive ness of Lord John Russell, who found John Frost too hard in the mouth for him. Mr. Macfarlane seconded the motion, and went into long details, collected ...
... Bryan, of 1 lymouth, by Mr Patrick Prendcrgast, of Bristol, in Hartford county, John syan. of Norfolk, was chosen chairman ; and motion Mr Mathew Rvan, Norfolk, seconded by Mr John Sleatcr. Plymouth, James O’Bryan uf Plymouth was chosen secretary. On Mr taking ...