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... following Spe- cial Jury :—Messrs.Westropp, Attyflin, John Lloyd, J. B. Massy, Richard Mason, R. D. Massy, Samuel Maunsell. John Peppard, Wm. Odell, Peter Franklin, Thomas Weldon, Michael Apjohn, Thomas Adams, John Copley, G. M. Maunsell, Thos. Royse, T. M. Wilson ...
... from the pulpit was read by the Rev. John William Drage Merest, M.A., the vicar. The coffin —which was covered with rich crimson silk velvet, thickly studded with brass nails, and bearing an engraved inscription and arms, with a moulded coronet above the ...
... taken before Mr. Wbl(- 11 Inn' COroiler > 11 highly respectable jury at the ' »' ,e ~,wn Staines, Middlesex, on view of : *r. John Langridge, a respected inliabitnnt foajM * uo committed suicide under the following an . Ces: appeared that the deceased, who ...
... deputation from the Society of Friends, consisting of Samuel Gurney, John Kitching, Joseph Ncatby, Josiah Forster, George Stacey, Robert Forster, John Fell, Thomas Norton, jun., and John Hodgkin, jun., had an interview, on Saturday, with Sir Robert Peel ...
... Volunteer public house convicted 40 costs for Bar well Quorndon o in and costs for an hi John of Lahfester convicted in £10 months Imprisonment for hawking John Dailey of Sileby convicted penalty of 2 ttd and for a saulting Wm Walker of place B’m Boitoek ...
... ofher Majesty's Government, which is founded upon the same principles, and is likely to be attended by similar results,—(Lord John Russell) instead thereof :—Question put, That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the Question. The House divide ...
... peake, and pine ! But, Sir, I will bring this (juestion of the terrific power with which the principle the nonincrease of land arms the landlord, to short issue: if there be one, even one good, which that does not enable (he landlord to lake from the tenant ...
... ignorance. Doubtless, they thought it met the nationality of John Bull, and therefore they attacked him on the right side. The Rev. J. H. Godwin seconded the resolution, which was carried unanimously. John Burls, Esq., moved the third resolution. Edward Smith ...
... choilej Jusae't .108db Now ready, Svo. los. 6d. r TAl E R U S I By the Rev. JOHN WTbrIAtMS, A.M. F.R.S.E. Rector of the Edinburgh Academy, and Archdeacon of Cardigan. John Murray, Albemarle street. On Ist of March, post Svo. with ntsmerous Illustrations ...
... clumsy statues, clumsy inscriptions a profusion of gilding, guard-houses, sentry-boxes ; the moveables are sentries presenting arms every minute • officers with feathers and orders passing unceasingly, hackney droskies rattling about, and numbers of welldressed ...
... adding scalt ? They hail Mr. Christopher, t.ie mouthpiece the Buckingham party, going for one thing, and Mr. Vilhers and Lord John Ru*«ell for others; but the people were the only real alter a I, and they wou'd fling back their Utopian schemes upon them ...
... her Majesty's government, which is founded upon the same principles, and is likely to be attended by similar results.—(Lord John Russell,)—instead thereof—question put, That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the question :Z---The house ...