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... o'Clock' precisely, to receive the report of the ..he corporation; and for the election of an auditor ' . | jeiil -Colonel Thomas Moody R.E. resigned. ™rt »7e requested to take notice of the following regula- ?? to become a Candidate, or to pro- ?? ...
11S GS—(Tbis Day.) j
... Huifield v. Eogers.Cort v. Minder, 'tZ Hsu at v*- ' W ?? , : «. Vice-Chancellor Wigrann. .^tUnXara .two), part heard; fime.v Hardy -•' ul . r U« Simoionds v. Leonaid, Hiokliug v. ?? ?? l;^ . u , r ?? ahJwtv. East, Turner v. Jones.— Sit IV. Oil •' _ . , ...
•if SITTINGS—(Tais Dar.)
... M'Carthy. Piun«U v. Pinnell. \\ , Se«e». suiter (three), part heard ; Bousfield v. ' . -U»vi»7 ■« . . ?? .General v. Warren, Hardy v. \- S^ h^j*an(tw-).-Bitatton. • ?? »■»*? c V,c fcbancrllor Knight Bruce. . ' ]ieU-rt >v , petitions. filuinnne two), Charlton ...
\DO A GAZETTE, July 5
... Ensign, without ' _£*pi_i_ Charf** Frederick Havelock, from the hi clyt.in. vice Puillips, who exchanges ; Cap- iler.'v Hardy Forbes Clarke, from the 46th .'• * Cipu j n , vice Mansel, who exchanges. t _Garoe'tl Warburton, Gent., to be Second Lieu- ...
LAW SITTINGS—
... Vice-Chaacellor of England. Decks v. Stanhope (three), part heard ; Attorney-General v. ■Warren by order; Lo*ran v. Logan, ditto; Hardy v. Hull (two), Martin v Maugham (two), Powney v. Blomberg*. Bush v. Shipman, Norcott v. Gordon, Patch v. Stewart, Medley v ...
IRELAND
... Henry Kemmis, Esq., Vice-Presidents ; Isaac Weld and L. E. Foot, Esqrs., Honorary Secretaries; William Henry, Thomas Beasly, George Roe, Thomas Willans, William Willans, Esqrs. ; with Henry Carey, Esq., and Sir Edward Stanley, the mover and seconder of ...
THE NELSON MONUMENT
... o'clock. At that hour there were only four naval officers present, viz., Sir George Cockbura, Sir Pulteney Malcolm, Sir Thomas Hardy, aad Sir George Martin, and those four waited patiently upwards of an hour, momentarily expecting to be joined by a numerous ...
I il //.VO'S-IThis Day.)
... petition, by order; Pearce . .TRUSTS, LINCOLN'S INN. ?? H;^ Aancellor of England. ?? -i °'_ ?? l.anan, Cooke v. Turner. Hardy v. *■' tusv-V Bu ?? v o Powney v.Blomberg. Bush r . - : ,0 cl ' v Stewart, Medley v. Hor- ?? ?? *■ Kirlew, Ranee v. Mar- n_i ...
SHIP NEWS
... DEPARTURES FROM SYDNEY.— The Amelia, M'Dougall, March 10, for New Zealand ; Christina, March 14, for Port Philip ; Isabella, Hardie, for Port Philip and London; Andromeda, March j5, for London ; Allice, Brooks, for Valparaiso ; Mary Ann, Brown, for Launceston ...
?? r ,j CLASSICAL EXCUR- ,-RE^Tl> Tnurbv
... Archibald Paull, jun., Esq. \, - i are* M.P. Edw. Harris Phillips, Esq. ?? ( - ; >. • Thomas Powell, Esq. ; -i fc,q Charles A. Prichard, Esq. . -*• -J 'in .. t f q. Thomas Protheroe, Esq. |* H Clim, M.P. Sir R. B. Phillips, Bart., M.P. T. N. Redington, ...
PARLIAMENTARY DIFISIO.XS
... made, and Question proposed, That it be an In- struction to the Secret Committee on the Post office, that they do allow Thomas Slingsby Duncombe, Esq., Mem- ber for the Borough of Finsbury, to attend before the ■aid Committee, and produce and examine ...