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... a dinner will take place in the North Ward, in commemoration of tbe return of Mr. John Holmes to the Town CounciT* It , will held in the large room the Ordnance Arms, (Mr. Farrar»,) Road. Several influential Liberals are expected to be present, and ...
... dbrnussion t.kes place the .he head of AstleJ . Amphitheatre by fire of the arm, sheltering aWe In llimmlnee”n the Administration of JesticefNo ) mates are gone through, and Lord John , ii;ii sir Edward Sugden moves the insertion of ause postto bring bills ...
... if the K igliidi manufacturers did injudiciously overstoxk them, he thought it was highly improper to charge their losses arming from bail de!»ls the re«triclive system, they attrihutahL* to llteir own waul of foresight and prudence. •• Hear, hear, from ...
... after which some discussion takes place on the conduct the head of the army in sheltering Lord Cardigan. The ordnance estimates are gone through, and Lord John Russell obtains leave to bring in bills for the amendment of the criminal law. The British Queen ...
... Madagascar has been .. gone, affords perfect oPpliel us by a correspondent and to a great extent, .. Captain Dicey ; Captain Grattan, 18th royal Irish ; roving a healthy `(?'• 'embark ; Mr. Edmunds, en.-zineer ; Mr. Wilson, elf have th refore , nird mate ...
... BANKRUPTS.-Collinson and Brown Oxford-street uriol- seller, Jan. 31-John Rawlings, Westgate-street, Gloucester, inn- laculty of exercising upon it a reasonable control,-a combine- Grattan ; Adalgisa, Mr. Wright ; Nerma, Mr. Paul Bedford.- Henry A. Aglionby ...
... Snell, of High .treet, Fulham. Immediately afterwards two other persons, named George Bitteraon, of No. 19, Cardigan-street, Kennington- cross, and John Thorndyke, of No. 54, Charles-street, West- minster, became immersed in 10 feet water, but were got out ...
... death in all the cases, with adeodand of 10001 on the engine and tender. PEERS WHO DIED IN 1841. 1. —January 5, John, Earl Somers, succeeded John, Viscount Eastnor, his eldest surviving son. 2. —February 3, Robert, Lord Henley, succeeded by the Hon. Anthony ...
... D atfs, Lord A. Beau. )c crk, Crofton, Halstead, Revern, St. Leger; Mid. s ehipwar, Jackson ; Lieut..Colortel Ellis, Major John. stlone, and Captain Whitcomb, Royal Marinec; Comn- A ve mandur Fletcher, Captains Eyres and Smith, Hon. 1! tc Iieut. Spencer ...
... Italy ;” the moral of which not bad—that there, here, the proudest and oldest Houses” are frequently obliged quarter their arms with the sons and relatives of Mammon, aud even to embrace the daughters of successful commerce and trade ! Kohl’s Sketches ...
... of High-street, Fulham. Immediately afterwards two other persons named George Batterson, of N o . 19, Cardigan-street, Kennington_ cross, and John Thorndyke, of No. 54, Charles-street Westminster, became immers e d i n 10 feet water, but w ere got out ...
... also thcee scriptural subjects by the same master, and two portraits. In (be centre the ceiling, which is stuccoed, are the arms of England and Saxe Meiaingen, upon shields richly emblazoned, surmounted with crown, the whole entwined with oak leaves, and ...