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... Waterloo-place, Pall-mall; to Messrs. Fletcher, Esq. and adapted to one of Erard's grand pianofortes. 4 -lexander, and Co., King's Arms-yard; or to T. Haviside and M. Benedict will be assisted by Mesdames Carad.ori Allan, Co., San-court, or 69, Cornhill. F. Lablache ...
... most rapturous peals enthusiastic applause, which were again and again repeated. was by John O’C tnnoll, E-q., M.P., William S. | O’Brien, Esq., M.P., Henry Grattan, E J q., M.P., J. P. Somers, E-q, Ml’., James Kelly, E-q., M.P, Thomas Davis, Esq, Thomas ...
... ■ •■• i-.,» - M VIDSTUN'E at s -yen ,y yi ItM i.l) ?? that .. J KAIN will start irom i DULY - ?? • xi. pt.d . reaching ?? Arm- Stations ?? Twelve Ji-iP. Wlfll EHE \l> s-.-r t ?? ) i.JM'ON ami CHK HESTER RAILWAY .» iMI'W. \ ?? i. hereby nj-. , that a ...
... but from that time he gradually sank, and died on Friday. Verdict —“Accidental death.” The Murder at Salt Hill.— The prisoner John Tawell is confined in one of the cells in which there are two or three other prisoners, and no alteration or relaxation of ...
... following Justices of the Peace for the County of .Middlesex, \ 11. : — Benjamin Edward Hall, Henry Morris Kem- shead, John Townsend, .John Garford. James Wiskeu, William Crake, Edward Orme, Thomas Henry Bluck, Marlborough Prvor, Digby Thomas Carpenter, Hector ...
... are at so low an ebb, that the contributions for the current year form the only source whence the pensions can be paid. At Cardigan the pensions are, annually, £9lO Bd, their estimated present value £9,939, and the funds in hand £ll 7s 8d! At Shoreham, ...
... post paid. YOUNG ENGLAND. IMPORTANT TO LITERARY INSTITUTIONS, &c. Just published, price Is., ADDRESSES delivered by 'LORD JOHN MANNERS, M.P. ; Hon. G. SIDNEY SMYTHE, M.P. ; and B. D'ISRAELI, Esq., M.P., at the Athenic Society, Birmingham, the Athenaeum ...
... with thick rain. Remain in the old pier—The George IV., Davies, from Carnarvon for Maldon. Penrhyn Castle, of Cardigan and Sophia, of Cardigan ; both from Barrow for Cardiff. Com- female figure-head, five feet seven inches Id height, has been brought on ...
... demunAratiou” of renewed energy in the repeal councils is intended go-liy to the long-promised council of tIUO gentlemen, each armed with Ins IUOf. note ANOTHER RENT DAV. An advertisement in the Satie* informs the people of Ireland, Sunday, February;*, has ...
... granted, they would have a great triumph over the Irish Government ; and if it were not ranted, they would go back doubly armed for repeal. ?Vow, if the party which the Chronicle represented were sincere in their wishes to expose to the world the iniquities ...
... by a meeting betwesin Sir John de Mandeville and the Italian physician, Adam, who, pandering to the ambitious designs of Sir John de Mandeville, who has been seeking to force his ward to marry him, boldly suggests to Sir John that, in order to carry out ...
... about from the Tom Steele” and j John O’Connell” wards, London, and 1/. from a Catholic i pries', who asked permission of bis revered Liberator ” 0-11 him Defender fhe faith.” (Cheers and laughter.) Mr. 11. Grattan, M.F., addressed the meeting for hour ...