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... forward and proposed Mr. James Pattison as a fit representative; eulogising his past political conduct, and his principles. Mr. John Travers seconded the motion ; declaring the contest to be one not of party bnt of free trade. Both speakers were saluted pretty ...
... done. They had already two of their four archbishops declared Repealers, and he was Iproud to rank Michael of Cashel beside John of Tram -(hear, hear, and cheers). Nothing but the critical state of the country at present, and the attempts re- cently made ...
... Anchor—Latitude Lord Chesterfield's Spanish Jack, by Don John— Miss Lydia Lord Chesterfield's by Don John, out of Industry- Mr Crockford's by Ca.-sar, dam (foaled in ISJTI by Tiresias, out of Emma Mr John Day's by Camel, out of Pocahontas Lord Exeter's by Colwick ...
... Special Jury, t to try the case:- i Jorseph Toii-tt, Esq., William Arden, Esq., John t lesett, E-q. Edward Riebone, E&q., Edward Fnrmer, Esq., John Tartan Fereday, E~q., John Bourne, Esq., t E. P. CLrtwri hIt, Esq., Edward Tongue, 1eq., Richard f Ilizeldine ...
... They bad already two of' ry their four arccbishops declared Repealers, and he was ind proud to rank Michael of Cashel beside John of Tuam -Ihear. hear, and cheers). Nothing but the critical IM state of the country at present, and the attempts re- cently ...
... ne, Hull, and shipped on board the Emerald Isle steamer for Rotterdam. Sale of Earl Cardigan's Hunting Stud. On Monday last the valuable hunting stud of Lord Cardigan, who is reducing his establishment, was sold by auction Messrs. Tattersall, at Hyde ...
... tl.c Ron .1 ?? of Literature. John .Mirrav, Albemarle-Street. N^»- Ready, with I'JU Engravings, 2 vols., Svo , INCIDENTS of TRAVEL in YUCATAN. By JOHN L. STEPHEN, Author of Incidents of Travels in Central America, &c. John Murray, Albemarle-Street. nEwTaND ...
... Sir. Isaac Tomlinson, John Linsley, Mary Ann Hardy, Joseph Cm. _os. Robert Stead, David Windle, Elizabeth Fawcett. aud John Medex ; together with ELEVEN DWELLING-HOUSES in the Conrt behind tbe above, eeeupied by Mr. John Lacey, John Turner, and others; ...
... been greally prized by the Sovereign. c: - - oh p~rizeu ay Luee ou-cas-. field DEATH oF THEi 'Rsv. JOHN~ CLAYTON.-On a. Jr the 'Firiday morning Mr. John Clayton, who vas9 In his 90th year., I, teem died, afaer a'somewbat long illness. Mr. Clayton, was ...
... of their Securities, lif any,) to Mr. John Acklah, of Wharram Grange, in the Parish of Wharram le Street, in the County ot York, Farmer, in order that the same may be discharged. By Order of the Administrator, JOHN FOSTER, Solicitor. Driffield, \bth Feb ...
... Annis Royd, containing CA. OR. 9s'. and now in the occupation be Lia of Win. Lister. 'Wv a For. further Particulars apply to John Birks% Esq., Homing- Sc field, near Barsnsley; Mr. Richard Perkins, 13, Roundhay Road,W Li to Leeds; or to N erby ~~~TITOS ...
... Stam p affixed to each Bottle. SALE 6, &c. YORK. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. WALKF.R. AT the House of Mr. John Wilkinson, the Blacksmiths' Arms, in Swine;aie. fork, on THURSDAY, October 19,h,1R43, at SIX ?? in the Kvening. all that Commodious D W KLLING-HOUSB ...