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... GENERAL BIRMINGHAM AT Quarterly Board of Governors held 17lh December 1841 Rev JOHN GARBETT in Chair Blalciston unanimously Physician to Ihii i place of Dr Male resigned JOHN GARBETT Chairman THE GOVERNORS BIRMINGHAM GENERAL HOSPITAL Lords and Ii'AKE the ...
... .. Humphrey Poesitney. Jim., Birmingham. grocer.. John Sorry. merchant.. Henry taumpion. street and Chadweil street, Clerkenwa A. timber merchant.. John Hamm lane. Striattigham. chemist.. John Grattan', Mane meet. draper.. . Senjaima Samoa, hirmindbaan ...
... law of the noble earl; and another sister of the deceased earl, the Lady Elizabeth, is married to Sir John Lowther, Bart. Lord Fitzroy Somerset, Sir John Macdonald, Colonel Egerton, Sir Rowland Hill, and a select circle, have been visiting Lord Hill, at ...
... last an armed party attacked the dwelling named Shanahan, Cutlabill, In the 'lis-• Irlrt uf Bjiriwlrigh (In —Mrh uf M« rom-Biily tit .Ign.tnl - inaurlml gh.n.Um. ttown olimw, wh«n llmv •uumjiml tu In «h« ho«w •» >b» U«»). opr* Ih, honw. ArM .hot nt Bh*n»bn» ...
... gentry of the neighbourhood, amongst which we noticed that of the Earl of Cardigan, Lady de Capel Broke, &e: A fatal accident took place on Sunday afternoon, near the Eyre Arms, St. John's Wood. Shortly after four o'clock in the afternoon, a young man, about ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... . What cloth he get, who e'er prefers The scutcheons of his ancestors ? This chimney-piece of gold or brass ? That coat of arms blazoned in gilts.; ? When these with time anti age have end Thy prowess must thyself commend. The sooty shadows of some one ...
... national representation, when her parliamentary independence was achieved the unbending patriotism and brilliant talents of Grattan—a name that Ireland may justly proud of (cheers)— but that the experiment ot a real national representation was never yet ...
... to Purchase must be addressed. MONMOUTHSHIRE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES FOR SALE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By JOHN WILLIAMS, At the BEAUFORT ARMS. RAGLAND, on WEDNESDAY, the 22nd of December, 1841, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, subject to conditions of ...
... business. It is a juggle, we say, to gull that jackass John Bull ; and all the parade of legal big-wigs at Smith's trial, and the affected solemnity of the proceedings, was of the fashion of the Cardigan juggle in the House of Lords. it was known very we ...
... * t ta c _ EIEECTOES. 1 ■A F. Dm 0Wn ' E ' q ' I John Milner. Esq. 1 -->.' •* \f ?? Li.q. J Edmund Robins. Esq. c ' ft: ,Jl* Vvm. Henry La Serre, Esq. * ?? Held. Esq. George Tanqueray, Esq. I John Baker Wright, Esq. 1 -ifctors Tl- A' p °' er t0 SQ ...