... selected fur the fete ; thus, the Uuke of Wellington appeared in the uniform of the Duke Uumherluml of (hat day; the Earl of Cardigan iu the uniform of the lih Dragoons the battle and the Marquess of Londonderry iu the dress cavalry officer the time; Lord ...

... Hard wicke, Earl Camden, Grattan, Wamn Hastings. Speaker Onslow. John Wickliffe, John Knox, Cranuier, Arch hivhop Usher, Archbishop Leighton, Jeremy Taylor. Chillingworth. Barrow, Bisltop Butler. John Wesley. John Talbot, Sir ...

... Lord stee Mansfield. Burke, Fox, Pitt, and Grattan, be placed InI sto Sti. Stephen's Hall. We have further to propose that tilie and1 follwin three artists, viz., Win'. Calder Marshall, John of 1U Bell, Sand John Henry Foley, whose works in the last ex- ...

... position to state, that should a call of the house be ordered it tvill be disobeyed, and that O'Connell, O'Brien, John O'Connell, Dillon Browne, Grattan, and the other representatives of the people, who labour in the national cause, will treat the threat of Mr ...

... Charlotte, Marsh—Two Johns, Hoesell—Alpha, Dudding—Joseph and John, Fisher—Thomas and Ann, Blackburn, Goole, wheat. Indusfry. Head—Cnraberl md, Smith-and Sarah, Brifhtwell, London, corn anil flour. 7 vefc-el* in ballast. LOWESTOFT.— Arrived, John and Henry, Buggies ...

... s, lias been afflicted for some time with rheumatism his right arm. The prayer and imposition hands had almost instantaneous uud beneficial effect upon him. says he can now, with that arm, lift half a sack flour. A daughter his, six or seven years old ...

... on H behalf of the promoters. in reference to the East Dereham hI and Wymondham branch. The first witness called was G Mr. John Edward Lacon, examined by Mir. Andrews, IT Q.C. . Mr. Lacon proved that he was one of the directors C of the company, and a ...

... of Mr John Powell, late Yarmouth. « o. Same time, Mr. Hen. Powell, apbolatcrsr, Caroline. ,ht ■> ...

... subsequent to this period, both John Day, sen. and John Day.jun. had not only continued hut increased their intimacy with Mr. Crommehn, whom one accused, and the other believed capable, of such atrocious villainy, and which person John Day, jun. was in the habit ...

... pasture ; in the of Mr. John Pav ne. a very rcapeclabla and induatnous tenant, a rent lII*, per annum. The estate may viewed, and particular*, with plan* annexed, may Ite obtained, on John Wood, jun., Ka«j., Svilicitor, Wootlbrhlge : John Richard XX‘oo4. Kan ...

... inscriptions, such K-inember the 30th of May”—“ Repeal cannot put down by Force” Grattan. Flood”-—“ Denman, Tottenham, and Campbell Union is strength”—“ Chaijemont and Grattan”—“ Catholic, Protestant, end I’resbyterian—Temperance, Perseverance, Pence, Order”—“ ...