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... White Lion, Thomas— trcLt, to Martha, eldest daughter of John King, Esq., of Brislington : and the same time and place, Mr. Wm. Kissell, of Tonjuay, to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of the above John King, Esq. Sept. 24, at St. Paul’s church, Mr. W. J. Sanders ...
... land of John Stephenson, h*q. f and the Ben wick road, now in tbe occupation of Mr. Samuel Hughes. I he above desirable Estates may seen on application to tbe respective tenants, and for further particulars enquire Messrs. William Hemmant, John Burnham ...
... that Lord Palmerston had addressed to Lord John Russell letter impressing on his lordship mind the necessity of advancing in the march of reform, so to keep pace with popular feeling, and that Lord John Russell, bis reply to the noble viscount, declared ...
... South Wales ; and the Rev. John Earlc, to bo Chaplain of her Majesty's settlements on the Gambia. Forkion Offick, Skpt. 30. The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. Th. Jcrningham as Belgian Consul at Southampton ; and Mr. John Fester as Belgian Consul ...
... recoganize as high favourites- Thomas Moore, Esq., Miss Costello, Laranu Blancard. Esq., Barry Cornwall; John llarnett, Cliales Horn, Henry Russell, Thomas Cooke, Esq. (musical director to Drury Lanie Theatte),, and Douglas Jerrold, Esq. As a speciuten ...
... enable I walk greater distance without inconvenience. ** 4, St. Helen's Place, April, 1842. J. G. Andrews. From Dr. Roots, Russell-square, :— Dear Sir.—l have now worn for some time pair of Boots with intermediate soles, which you term 4 linpilia, they ...
... with the Earl of Abcrdeen. The statement of the Monumg Adveriiaer to the effect that Lord Palmerston bad written to Lord J. Russell, and that the Utter had refused to a party to any further reforms, been contradicted by the Obtervcr, on the highest authority ...
... owner probably .f 100 each, sold for En!! Lord John Russell, it is said, has occupying hi. leisure hours, since his retirement from office, in preparing for publicat ionselectiom from the correspondence of John, fourth Duke of Bedford, from the originais ...
... Ths meeting then proteeded to consider the propriety of petitioning> for the abolition of all compulsory church-rates. Mr. JOHN DA: read the first resolution, and moved that the irnposition of church-rates for the compulsory support of any particular ...
... James, Denham Horwood, Edward Russell, Aston Clinton Short, John, Adatock Howick, Lord, Datchet Irby, The Hon. Angustus A. F., Hedsor Loregrove, John, Great Marlow Parsons, James. Brill Ridgway, Thomas, Sen., Bourton Rixon, John, Turrille Hope, Captain James ...
... stradbroke. Henry Spearman. E*q. Earl Hucle. TbotnKS Clifton. Esq. John Oreenall, Esq. Lord S. liristowe, Baq. And ...
... qnes' --able whether they will again tronble themselves abont the Reg 'on Court. John Hinton, Esq., solicitor, of Wenlock, and u -opahiro electioneering pleoipotent, Mr. John Frail, attended fo. Conservatives, and to their indefatigable exertions and persevere ...