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... Dissenting Ministers of the three denominations consisting of the Rev. Dr. Vaughan, the Rev. John Howard Hinton, M.A., Rev. Edw. Steane, and the Rev. John Young, M.A., waited upon his Majesty to present an address of congratulation. His Majesty received ...
... t, Bloomsbury, which has to Plumsted Marshes to witness the been paid by order of the executors, John Jones and 4 ' Pasted that the King would have John Wilkinson, Esqrs., through the banking-house of gone over Iflessra. Coutts and Co. ...
... Dover, mariner—Dover Cox William, of Aberystruth, out of business—Cardigan Cunningham John, of St. Johns-wood, out of business —Debtors' Prison Davies John, of Cacender, farmer—Cardigan Davison Robert Timothy, of Chatham, out of ...
... effect. The concluding scene cf the moat into ■ which the chi d ia thrown, and wherein armed men encounter, white De Courcy on horseback hears off the! child his arms, is also fine tableau. The chorus of i gondoliers is a beautiful piece of musie, sung ...
... Newcastle upon Tyne, gilder John Young, Pilrim street, Newcastle upon Tyne, jeweller -A TE COURT-HOUSE, DURHAM, FB.n.25. Matthew Bell, East Holburn, South Shields, Durham, innkeeper John Richmond, Seaton Carew, Durham, gentlemau John Avre, Bishop Wearmouth ...
... that Sir Woops, the at Arms, is seriously indisposed, which pre- rom officiating at late grand state cere- and Viscountess enter- ichess of Bedford, Marquess and Marchioness >, Marquess of Normanby, Earl of Minto, ndon, Lady John Rassell, and a distinguished ...
... Sir William Woods, the Carter King at Arms, is seriously indisposed, which prevented him from officiating at tbe late grand state ceremonies. Lieut. Tuckett, half-pay 11th Hussars, whose affair with hard Cardigan made so much noise, has sold out of the ...
... manner. The porch alone preserved its original character. It projected far beyond the doorway, and was ornamented with the arms of a former occupant of the habitation, wrought in bold relief in oak, and supported by two beautifully-carved female figures ...
... fowls from' Alice Trott Newport' ' ' James John Rider ' ' David at Gnat Brown David from' William at W id ford Ilarrey Charles Marshall hsrd' Id for Widgton'''-: Bacon ' month or for 'at Ben weeks or for samet John Robinsba ' Cousins six hard lahoor' lOd ...
... INDUS. By the late Sir Alexander Burnes. John Murray, Albemarle-street. Now ready, Svo., 10 _. 6d., HOMERUS. By the Rev. JOHN WIL- LIAMS, A.M.. ?? Rector of the Edinburgh Academy, and Archdeacon of Cardigan. John Murray, Albemarle-street. Sequel to Burnes' ...
... Manning. James Boucher. Thomas Jennings, James Mans held. the Honourable Charles Manners Sutton Edward Fenton, Frederick Graham, John Henry Farmer Henry Brandon, George William Collins Jackson, Baker, Thomas Bead hemp, the Hon. Richard Bingham Walter Kicbard ...
... official corruption had been conclusively substantiated against him.—Dublin Monitor. LORD JOHN RUSSELL ANT) SIR ROBERT PEEL.—It was remarked on Thursday evening, that Lord John Russell spoke with unwonted fluency and boldness, as if the air of the opposition ...