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... Council Dice, to Hope, eldest daughter of John a Esq.. of Kirklands. At Cookham, Berks. the Rev. Ilsolake Lea, son of the Lee, F.sq.. of Woolley Lodge, to Elisabah, daughter the Payn. Esq., of Maidenhead, John alaginmss. Esq., of butt House, to Jane, draughts' ...
... be directed to send up for the action of the grand jury, bills of indictment against First.—Nicholas Biddle, Samuel Jaudon, John Andrews, and others (to the jury unknown) for entering into a conspiracy to defraud the stockholders of the Bank of the United ...
... Foot ; John Allen Lloyd Philippe. Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase ' vice Stanley ; Dec. 31. 14th Foot—John Elliott Carter, M.D. to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice Drummond, appointed to the let Dragoons; Dec. 31. 22d Foot—Lieut. Andrew Hamilton Russell to be ...
... 11 alott i ; thc:BurdeWs A book which has afforded us much gratification—a good one to sit down to of a winter's evening.—John Bull. /11r. flowitt's book is written in so good a spirit, that were it much less amusing and instructive than it is, we ...
... for some of its most pithy and pointed paragraphs, so that of Sir JAMES GRAHAM is most animated when commenting upon Lord JOHN RUSSELL'S answer to the Plymouth address. We will not stop to introduce extracts from this part of the Right Hon. Home Secretary's ...
... Percival Johnson (late of Winchester) to the rank of captain. Lieutenant—John Halliburton Murray (flag lieutenant to Sir H. Dighy) to the rank of commander. Mates—Edgar Slade (1827). Henry John Giles (1831), Arthur Lucas Mansell (1835), James Beaurine Willoughby ...
... expected on Wednesday, consisting of the Duke and Duchess of Beaufort, Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston, Lord and Lady John Russell, Count de Saint Aulaire, Count ?Toadies, Lord and Lady Deere, Mr. and Mrs. Brand, &c. THE Moores Ortetv.—At the end of ...
... to use the lightest term, a wonderful deficiency of nemory. (Hear.) But when Lord John Russell ap)ealed to the constituency of the count.f, did be appeal to a nominal or a virtual reprisentation ? (Hear, hear.) He appealed to a constituency formed vithin ...
... so much improved, would be a fair price, so that the working man might have some benefit from these improvements. Lord John Russell had called the Cornlaws seeds of darkness ; but his lordship intended only to keep the people in twilight, not to brighten ...
... importance had occurred since he last met them • but certainly in the West of England the sun had gone down—the sun of Lord John Russell had gone down amid a lowering and angry sky, probably foreboding a stormy rising in February next ; but assuredly he (Sir ...
... Chairman. Benj. Hawes, esq. Deputy Chairman. William Allen, esq. James Law Jones, esq. Benj. Barnard, esq. John Knill, esq. Charles Baldwin, esq. John Nolloth, esq. James Cockburn, eq. Thomas Nesbitt, esq, B. Donkin, esq., P.R.S. Major general Robertson Aaron ...
... merchants. Russell Bowlby, Healy snowball, and John Russell Bowlby, South Shields and Bishop Wearmouth, solicitors. Thomas Blain and Arbuthnot Blain, Liverpool, cabinet makers. John Lowe and Thomas Lowe. Chester, goldsmiths. E. H. Brodie and ...