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... Derby, Lancaster, York (East Riding), and York (West Riding). Mr. Day has 51, in Chester, Hereford, Salop, Wales, Brecon, Cardigan, Carmarthen, Carnarvon, Denbigh, Flint, Glamorgan, Merioneth, Montgomery, Pembroke, and Radnor. Mr. Hull has 72, in Essex ...
... fhlympique at Hamburgh, was killed during the performances on the 28th ult., by her horse falling nn her. THE tiRsT IsitsH ARMS' BILL was a purely Whig measure, and was brought into Parliasnent by the Duke of Bedford, the father of Lord J. RusselL WITHIN ...
... of the lucome-tax receipts, deductiog all expences, up to the 26th ult., was £4,564,518, The Arms Act.—lt may not be geverally known that the new llrish Arms Act does not come into effect until six mooths after it received the Royal assent. The particuladay ...
... the Tithe Commutation Act, which he contended pressed hardly on the people. Ur. John Williams, of Lamrnas-street, Carnmarthen, Mr. I David Evans, of Paotycastell, and Mr. John Thomas, of Saron, Llandehie, respectively addressed the meeting in Welsh, in favour ...
... Foresters presented, through their chief ranger, Brother Lawrence Mackenna, a silver medal, with an inscription, to Brother John Melling. as an acknowledgment of his excellent services as secretary. Some pleasing addresses were delivered and many toasts ...
... it not for penal restriction) repeating his experiments on human creature,. CARDIGAN AND W. PAGET. LOWII William Paget has instituted legal proceedings against the Earl Cardigan, for erhninal conversation with the pro• secutor'e wife. The scandal connected ...
... arrival in the dockyard, and was conducted by Prince Albert and Lord Bloomfield to her carriage, the guard honour presenting arms, and the bana of the Regiment playing the National Anthem. In the carriage with her Majestv were seated Prince Albert, and ...
... Protestant faith, John Lawrence, & priest and someti degraded and condem: ned by a Black Friar, having been London, was burned March 29, 9 Bonner, Bishop of 5 Richard Chamberlaine suffered June 14, 1555; Christo) pher Lyster, John Mace, John Spencer, Simon ...
... faith. John Law. rence,a priest sod sometimes a Black Friar, having been degraded and condemned by Edmund Bonner, Bishop of Lod., was burned March 29, 15:ni ; Richard Chamberlain suffered June 14, 1 rev: Christopher Lyeter ' John Al ace, John Spencer ...
... rate of 30 per cent. every ten « Gronce Coonn, Assistant-Secretary. were increasing said thet this state of things “ To Mr. John Day, Vestry-clerk, St. George t years. Mr. Slaney Martyr, Southwark.” dhall, on could be altered, and the mortality of the ...
... wid Hughes had received a gunsbut in We left arm, on the of the elbow joint, he had ai.o a contused wound on the head. is doubt as to the possibility of even- tually saving the wounded arm of thismao. John Jones, the other wounded maa, is also in a very ...
... hesitation in saying that she will give every satisfaction in that respect, even if she did not owe her paternity to the eminent Arm of Ditcbburn and Co. She is 120 feet long, %) feet broad, draws about GI feet of water, has two engines of GO H. e. each, and ...