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... hundred and forty-three. WILLIAM LANE PHILLIPS. Mgned in the presence of John Chisholm, of 3, Cooks-court, Can- -t reet, Lincoln's Inn, Solicitor for the said William Lane Phillips. I JOHN MAYSON, at present, and for five 7 months past, residing at No. 12, ...
... Richard Bentley New Burlington-street. NEW WORK BY~J. A. ST. JOHN, ESQ. Sx v. iL w re * dT > in 3 wis. post Bvo., I R COSMO DIGBY. A Tale of the Monmouthshire Riots. * .t. c.. nv t ßy J - A - ST. JOHN, Esq., Author of The History of the Manners and Customs ...
... stage, and after bowing with great condescension, | sion, moved that the Member for Kilkenny do tane : the chair. j Mr. John O'Connell having taken the chair, said— l j have to express my most heartfelt gratitude to you for putting me in the chair ...
... REPEAL ASSOCIATION. , f the body was advertised for one o'clock this f Am ' ,ne j£ room was much crowded. Mr. O'Neil ?? that John Augustus O'Neil, of Runoneen | should take the chair. This gentleman, who appears ?? a superlatively fine person, having taken ...
... the year of our Lord - ..sai.d eight hundred and forty-three. m ?? ti >. ?? ' JOHN BEARD ORAM .Thomas Martin Wilkin, 59, Bartholomew-close •onaon, Attorney for the- said John Beard Oram. ' THOMAS ATWOOD, at present, and for .t~, , rfr, ' l t l '» Past ...
... Brighton; F. Pegler, Esq.; P. H. Le Breton, Esq.; T. Waddington, Esq. ; W. Spurrier, Esq. ;T. B. Burcham, Esq. ;F. Gunning, Esq. ; John Macleod, Esq. ; J. Cox Esq. ; R. Childs, Esq ; H. T. Dunkley, Esq. ; and Joseph Bruce, Esq. George Wilson, Esq., took the chair ...
... Brook-st. Covent-garden Day, John, 5, Gloucester-terrace, Rhodes, J., 29, Duncan-terrace Regent s Park ; Ronalds, E., Upper Thames-st. Deane, R., Esq. Halkin-street I Salter, G.. Esq.. Hobart-place Dickinson, Jas Edmonton Salter, John. Little Prescott- Dixon ...
... stamping wafers, writing-paper, ?? , vith ?? crest!> coaU oi arms, coronets and initials, executed either in various or their proper heraldic colours Messrs B. a.c also enabled to print arm; in their colours proper lor book plates. Their miscellaneous ...
... Bethea, from Trinidad Highbury, Ruckers, and Charlas Brooke, from St. Vincent's ; si John Uae Re d, from St. Kitt's ; Seraphin, from Havannah Oromocto, from sr. John's, New Brunswick ; Rolla, from Quebec Roding, from Oporto; Stadt Colburg, from Dantzic ...
... of an armed bat- talion, and the temper of the steel, with which they seek to promote civilization ? Is the sword and the gibbet the only philosophy, and justice, and wisdom of legitimate authority ? Our rulers at present can only think of Arms Bills ...
... utters much that is forcible. The subject is O'Connell and the Government. From Ainsworth's Magazine we quote unmutilated John Oxenford's Dying Flower, translated from the German of Riickert, not so much because it is one of the best translations ...
... to the grand parterre, accompanied by Prince and Princess Hohenlohe. and followed by their attendants: the troops presented arms, and the bands played God save the Queen. Her Majesty wore a green striped satin dress and white bonnet, and the Prince ...