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... honourable society of Lincoln's-inn, viz.:—John Unthank, Esq., Charles Reade, Esq., Edward Marcus Attwood, Esq., Charles James Preston, Esq., Peregrine Roberts Esq., William Brow ne , E sq., Edmnad Banbury, Esq., and John Gorham Maitland, Esq. FOR THE DESTITUTE ...
... honourable society of Lincoln's inn, viz.:—John Untha.nk, Esq., Charles Reade, Esq., Edward Marcus Atwood, Esq., Charles James Preston 4 Esq., Peregrine Roberts. Esq., William Browne, Esq., Edmund Banbury, Esq., and John Gorham Maitland. Esq. Comer OF QUEEN'S ...
... Majesty's speech are the friendly dispositions evinced towards us by the United States. However great might be the triumph of arms, yet the consequences would be more fatal in a moral view, as it would tend to the disruption of those ties which the best ...
... upon unerring principh s, QELF - PRESERVATION ; a Popular Essay n Capernwray-liall, in the county of Lancashire, Esq., and John of Leicester. Warwickshire, Coventry Division : Monday, March occupati o n r s t o w hi c h s hn had , be r n e a ver, s e ...
... Mr. Wellesley it was urged, that not only was he unaccustomed to that weapon, but that an injury to the elbow of his right arm disabled him from fighting with a sword, and produced a certificate to that effect from M. Cloquet, the eminent , surgeon. It ...
... gentlemen-at-arms, vice ISt In tosh, retired. Sr. JAMES'S PALACE, Feb. 4.—The Queen has been pleased., on , the nomination of Lord Forester, to appoint Joseph Skipp Lloyd, esq., one of her Majesty's honourable corps pf gentlemen-at-arms, vice Nightingale ...
... resolution; but to this lie would pledge himself,—to assist in maintaining that preponderance of the landed interest which Lord John Russell himself had justified. He did not believe that the other great interest, that of our commerce, was in a hopeless state; ...
... and thottio Gore, Hon R O'Ferrall, R M Vivian, J H eight get a ,e C Granger, T C Ogle, SC H Waklev, T .vent his apPew H Grattan, H Ord, W Walker, R Greenaway, C Paget, Col Wall, C B e 4 lie Grey, Sir Gr Paget, Lord A. Wallace, R t,41, \ D Grosvenor ...
... was erroneously included in the majority of Friday James who died suddenly at Aberdare, was not the 0 who travels for Messrs. John Hare and Co., oil and (4. 0 1 0 ,, I but f the firm of Messrs. James and merchants , o 4k'nee merchants, of Bristol. .eote ...
... rRAORDINARY SUICIDE OF A GREENWICH PENSIONER.— Tuesday afternoon, about five o'clock, an old Greenwich r sioner, of the name of John Driscoll, 71 years of age, re in Three Cup alley, Shadwell, put a period to his stence, under the following most extraordinary ...
... produced, deprived of their fermentative properties by a m , progressing, and will be rapidly completed. Orders may be given JOHN NORRIS, Newsveneler, atieg in certain solitary habits, youthful excesses, or infection, and steam process, whereby all crudities ...
... beat J. NV. Conant, esq., St. John's College; won easy. Deciding heat: Sir F. E. Scott, bart., beat %V. Wilberforce, esq. The latter gentleman took the lead to the Gut, and looked very much like winning, when his left arm became so benumbed that he could ...