... Parka and Palaces. John Murray, Albemarle-street. Early in May, Bvo., LORD MAHON'S HISTORY of ENGLAND. Vol. IV. Comprising the &wen Years' War in Glermany, the Conquest of Canada, and the Foundation of the British Empire 111 India. John Murra -, Albemarle-street ...

... of the Maximum k , - slot Convention under the t the French attempt was made, at a time of great po e Nre-e'telnent b n armed with the most tremendous 11,..14eete°er nl by e a Legislative Assemb . ly,-. perfectly :N4 - NI their b e li ef of the possibility ...

... Hon. Mrs. Wyndham and Miss Wyndham, the Speak*; of the House of Commons and family, Sir John and Lady Johnstone, Sirs G. War- render, W. Curtis, Burgee Camac, John Campbell, R. Glyn, T. D. Acland ; Hon. G. C. Norton, Colonel Darner, Majors Parry and Buckley ...

... suit of Grattan v. Fisher, and to take steps for obtaining the costs of the late Charles Day, and also of John Simpson, as his administrator in that suit, and in the petitions and proceedings in the causes of Frank V. Grattan and Haigh v. Grattan; and for ...

... and after the finding of the arms at the widow Ryan's, and observed that it appeared to him strange that. no reference was made to such an important fact, more especially when there was an entry of the discovery of the arms in the turf clamp. Examination ...

... [applause and laughter]. I say it was an untruth —and I - believe Lord John Russell himself knew it be so [applause]. After the petition was presented, Mr Feargus O'Connor, Mr John Frost, Mr Pitcaithly, and many others of the conference then sitting in ...

... Drumraond-strect. John Chester, Crooro’s-hill William Priest. Haymarket James Carter, No. 42. Holborx Henry Finch, Holboru-bars. King’s-cross William Barker, I, Albion place. KixosLAxn road James Smith, No. 131. Kxiohtsbriogb John Jones, 20i, High-row ...

... Mrs. Alfred Shaw John Barnett. Variations Brillantes, Violin, Herr Ernst ?? Mayseder. Song, Les Regrets, Signor Mario Schubert. Morceau Caracteristique, La Danse dcs Fees, Harp Solo, Mr. Parish Alvars Alvars. Aria, Houeur and Arms, Herr Staudigi ...

... renewed cheeiing ] Mr. Grattan, having expatiated for some time on the unkindness of England towards Ireland, returned to tbe Orange convert to Repeal, who was a soldier as well as a patriot— (Cheer)— Captain Mockler. Mr. Grattan then handed ia lf. as ...

... Garrett and F. B. Walter, Shoe-lane, City, eatinghouse-keepers—S. King and J. Tuck, Bath, ironmongers—A., E., and M. E. Lewis, Cardigan, n 'Diners ; as far as regards M. Lewis—J. Cartwright, T. Appleton, and P. Cort, Turton, Lancashire, bleachers; as far as ...

... the stockings beneath her arm and under her shawl. He continued to watch her while engaged in making out a bill for another customer, and he perceived that the prisoner took a second pair, and concealed them under her other arm. The prisoner then bought ...

... prisoner Barber and' Mr. Strode, of Gres! Marlow, with whom John Stewart had lived, th e avowed object of which, on the part of Barber, was obtain possession of the original stock receipts John Stewart, in order that his sister might be a ble to obtain ...