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... sad writ with folded arms nnlil It My pirns* lb* gorernment to make some sign. They want to knew what tba goranuaeot thinks of all tba agitation now going oo ; but tb* government will not •ay what it thiou. They know what Lord John Rnssall has to say tbs ...
... Corn- hill, audio, REGENT STREET. JOHN CLARK POWELL, Esq., Governor. ABEL CHAPMAN, Esq., Sub Governor. LESTOCK PEACH WILSON, Esq., Deputy Governor. Robert -\llen, Esq. James Dowle, Esq. John Alves Arbuthnot, Esq. John Furse, Esq. George Barnes, Esq. Samuel ...
... appointed deputies (Repeal wardens) to travel for him, beating up for recruits and money in different parts of the country. His son John took a north-western circuit, Daunt a western, Ray a southern, and Tom Steele a northern, besides many minor embassies with ...
... of the University of Edinburgh, &c. Pahlished Isy the Author, and sold in London by S. Gilbert, 51 roil 32, Paternoster-row John Field, 65, Regent-quadrant ; Jack. eon, 139, New Bonet-street; Gordon, 146, Leadenhall-street ; Noble, 109, Chancery-lane: ...
... ace* . Th, re ire SIX COMFORTABLE COTTAGES N THE R with gardens to each, producing an addr Particulars of John Clayton, Esq., Solicitor I Strand; John Poeock, Esq., Solicitor, 27, I the Mart; and in t'ovent-garden. In Herts.— The North Myinms Park Estate ...
... respectable farmers were assembled three miles on the Neweastle-Eodyn-road, together with some thousands of people on foot armed with bludgeons. After communicating with his brother Magistrates, he returned to the place of assembly, and used every persuasion ...
... Lieutenant, rice Clement. lran Rojll CcUew, t» Major, without purchaio. Thonas Walker, of the Ith Poet, tote Major in the Arm. John Blakiat >o, of the Slit Foot, to te Major too Arnr. Fetich Maitland, of too Slit Foot, to boMajor to too Army, The unJermenlionod ...
... Edmund Hall, to the rectory of Farthing- stone, Northamptonshire. John Branthwaite, of Queen's College, has been elected a taberdar, Thomas C. Southey an-l John Robinson scholars, and John L. Roberts an exhibitioner of Queen's College. Charles Trimmer was ...
... shave him, and then, day after day, he was turned into the yard and never let into the room. It had caused one of the child's arms to be frost-bitten, through whii‘h he was confined for ten weeks; subsequently, the cold so affected him that his mouth was ...
... Mr. H. I. Waliack; Mr. Felix Toddle, Mr. w. Lacy~; Jacob Close, Mr. Wright; Tim, Mr. A. Harris; Mrs. Topheavy, Mrs. B. P. Grattan; Fanny Maylove, Miss Emma Stanley. To eonclede with THE SWEDISH FERRYMAN. Principal characters Mesas. Walton, W. Lory, H. ...
... Committee on the Irish Arms Bill, next on the Irish Poor-law Bill, and, lastly, on Ithe Ecclesiastical Courts Bill. After some remarks from Lord CLEMENTS and Mr. j WALLACE the House resolved itself into Committee 1 on the Irish Arms Bill, which led to a ...
... great number of arms were registered in Ire- land, and a great number seized ; but under the present law the police were not able, if they meta man with arms in his hands going to commit a murder, as they believed, to ask if his arms were registered; ...