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... Joseph Rutland, Esq. Geo. Crafter, Esq. John Shepherd, Esq. Jesse Curling, Esq. i Emanuel Silva, Esq. John P. Dunbibin, Esq. Alexander Slater, Esq. John Ellis, Esq. j James Sparks, Esq. John Gartskell, Esq. | John Vickers, Esq. J. W. Grove, ...
... Highness. Mr. Moon had the honour of submitting to bet' Majesty and Prince Albert yesterday the large historical engraving by John Burnett, from the late Sir David Wilkie's picture of the death of the Sultan Tippoo Saib, at the capture of Seringapatam. The ...
... seconded, the next resolution, which wa,* carried unanimously. Ti.e last resolution was proposed by the Rev. John Blackburn, ami seconded the Rev. John Bi knbtt. The legitimate business the meeting here concluded, but Mr. Miller, addressing the chair from ...
... •«•— The BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAI MAIL STEAM SHIPS will leave LIVERPOOL twice everj Month as under — BRITANNIA, Capt. JOHN HEWITT, Tuesday, April 4. HIBERNIA (New Ship), Capt. C. H. E. JUDKINS, Wed ■-wday, April 19. -..-jtasre coaches are established ...
... Society, was 149 L 18s. 2d., and the following BENEFACTIONS RECEIVED SINCE THE LA.T JIEPOIIT .— J John Curteis, Esq A. £12 12 0 John Kenvon, Esq A. 2 2 0 John Pepvs, Esq A. 10 0 0 Mrs. Pepys A. 1 1 0 William Buttanshaw, Esq., per Treasurer 1 0 0 The Rev ...
... Dictionary of the Landed Gentry, or untitled Aristocracy of England, Scotland, and Ireland. By JOHN BURKE, Esq., Author of The Peerage and Ba- ronetage ?? and JOHN BERNARD BURKE, Esq., of the Middle Temple, Barrister-at-Law. This enlarged and much-improved ...
... Londoii : John Murray, Albemarle-street. Arm. 0. the Principal Families of England, Scotland, and Ireland. Just published, price 2s. 6d., Part the P'ourth of BU X KE S HE X ALDIC ILL I STRATIONS, with Explanatory Pedigrees and AnnoUtions. By JOHN BURKE and ...
... distributed their medals. We were all in line, and as they approached each corps presented arms. The advanced guard was composed of a company of the 13th, with trailed arms and very steady step; then each detachment in succession. Broadfoot's gallant sappers ...
... there already within the walla of was ing holidays greater crowds were was addressed Chairman G Esq Dr Bowling MF- Mr H Mf John Burnett Mr Hey worth T Esq MP was Git of audience Dr Bowring i spirited the following written far the Hew oft illustrkms of ...
... The to carry 7lb, two 14lb extra; its width, miles, over six leaps four feet hig! Mr Bunn b m Miss Norman .. Bur rt, Hand, John ng on the Mr Sutton’s b g Mazeppa, aged . Mr Smith’s ead we do Shortly Mr Tollit’s ch m Sister to Ferneley d threw ont ...
... early Norman history, believe that oaths ever deterred men from doing what they were violently bent upon. The w ithes OR the arms of Sampson were not more weak. He believed that oaths were by no means conducive to the object proposed; and if they had any ...
... iirctiie lowest fares, request to be booked by the Hampton i by tbe 8.40, A.M. Train than hy way of v By order. c.2_, IW.I. JOHN DIXON. i^g! Viable reversionary inte- Hi s, SOCIETY HI, Lancaster-place, Strand. — Notice is lJ , . h ». the ANNUAL GENERAL ...