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... Collins, for Minehead; the Pbceniz, Lodge, for Swansea; the Mary. Phillips, for Pads tow. Arrived— The John, Carling, from Amsterdam, Newcastle ; the John Cabot, Wood, hence, at Africa. Ist Jan.; the Chclydra, Whittingham. from New Zealand, at China, the ...
... Fowell & Craufurd, Boulogne & Piccadilly, wine.merchants, April ., May IS at the sameplace. Solicitors, Paring & Co. London John Blake, Bridge.street, Weetminster, wine- merchant, April 6, May IJ, at tlse same place. Solicitor, Dimmoek, London William ...
... (Hear, hear !) Lord John Russell said, the noble lord who had just sat down had intimated that some inquiry would be necessary into the original policy that dictated the expedition into Affghanistan. For that ex- pedition he (Lord John Russell) as a member ...
... of the Division on Lord John Resolutions the Vote for the Income lax . Voted, Tellers included, Conservative 310 Ditto Liberals Paired Absent, Conservatives -1 Ditto Liberals Speaker ••• ••• ' Vacant seats,&c.—Meath, Cardigan, Tnetford, Southampton ...
... —Mr. George Davis, Portisluad —Mr. James Tanner. Walton-in Gordon —Mr. John Edghill. Weston-in Gordano —Mr. Joseph Walker. Pelt on —Mr. John Butt. Yattuu —Messrs. Win. Derham and John Mullet Bishop. At meeting of the Royal Agricultural Society on Wednesday ...
... St. John Baptist?VhWm Boulter Cooke,* James Taylor, and William Henry Hughes. St. Mary dt I'rypt ?Richard Hodges Carter and Thomas Biirmp. St. Mary de Grace ?Joseph Hooper and John Ivin Flux. St. Mary de I/xlc ?John Burrnp, Robert Jackman, and John Growtage ...
... Maiden Bradley, view of the body of Eliza Arnold, aged 14, who was driving a cart, when she fell, and the wheel passing over her arm caused several contusions, with internal injury, the effects of which proved fatal eleven days after. Verdict, Accidental death ...
... illness Mr. Bauke*. Cardigan Election Committee The numbers ol the Cardigan election committee were discharged from further attendance consequence the non-attendance Mr. M. Blake, who had not yet been taken into custody by the sergeant-at-arms. Mr. Duncombe ...
... see the Doke of Wellington has lost none of his straightforward, and comuion-sense habits of saying what he Minks.— Arm. Tat CARDIGAN ELECTION COMMITTER, bait Saturday, waled llr. Pryes Pryer, and declared Sir. J. S. Harford not lily elected. Tag ROIII•IIPTON ...
... nature of tbe tax. But this is now past thinking about. We are not sanguine as the extent of patience which may be expected from John Bull when he finds himself ' badgered,' whether by a local commission or an inspector of survey, through all the minutiae, ...
... Canada, it must have paid to the Newfoundland exchequer. Mr. Labouchere's amendment having been negatived by a division, Lord John Russell, on the clause respecting salt provisions condemned the duty as a wanton interference with the general principle cf ...
... fifteen years; also the following were yesterday removed to the same destination, John Brown, for fourteen years; Edwaidßateutan, Richard Taylor, Joe! Hunt, John Panting, John Maggs, and George Haider, for ten years; and Walter Jackson, for seven years. The ...