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... Coburg Sir John Key. Bart. Sie William Magnay, Bart. William Taylor Copeland, Esq., M.P. Benjamin Laver, Esq. Windsor Miss Coates, Clapbam William Atherton, Esq. Temple F. Seymour, Brussels Henry Darvill Windsor James Birch Sharpe. Esq Windsor John Palmer ...
... position to state that, should call of house be ordered, it will be disobeyed, and that O'Conrrell, O'Brien, John O Connell Dillon Browne, Grattan, and other representatives of the people, who labour in the national cause, will treat the threat Mr. Hume ...
... Carlisle; Mr. William Thompson, labourer, late Fangh, near Warwick Bridge; Mr. John Dickson, No, 17, Buckingham Street, Lancashire, Carlisle; Mr. James Hodgson, Stanwix, Carlisle; Mr. John Rand, Woodside, Carlisle; Mr. Hetherington, Newtown, Car- lisle; Mr. W ...
... uniforms of the period selected tor the fete: thus, the Duke of ton appeared as the Duke ot Cumberland of that day; the Karl of Cardigan, as an officer of the Eleveath Dragoons at battle of Culloden; the Marquis of Londonderry, as a cavalry officer ot that time; ...
... Joseph Saycr, Bolton Jomes Langhorn, Ormside John Dixon, Robert Black, ling, Morland John Nicholson, Bolton, odd man. third round. John Dixon John Nicholson Joseph Isaac Stephenson James Stephenson John Byers Thomas Stephenson, odd man. ...
... tli , bln er summer for the last ten day * Appleby A lamb, of the white faced breed bred Mr John Gregson, Warcop, was , * ket, or. Saturday last, by John PP ' Its hind quarters weighed J. , &Hwer butcher, ones lb., and realised U. Retort first lamb ...
... death. WIGTON PETTY SESSIONS.âMagistrates present, Joseph Gillbanks, Esq., and Rev. John Heysham. Darnel M'Latham, of the Abbey Holme, fisherman, complained against John Creighton and Wm. Beeby, for a violent assault upon him on Sunday, the 11th instant ...
... where he remained three weeks, At the expiration of that time his mother took for him an em pty room at 4, Charles-atreet, S:. John’s Wood-terrace, where he remained, going home daily to his meals, until bis removal to 11, Victoria-terrace, where he was ...
... but not by their own exer- tions—they were torpid, and it was we who led the van and relieved them. (Cheers,) This is the arm that drew the petition which led to their emancipation. (Cheers.) I drew up the petition which was adopted by the Catho- lic ...
... Beil, Joho Mangles, R. D. Bellew, R. M. Marshall, W. Berkeley, Hon. Craven Martin, J. Blake, Martin J. Martin, T. B. Bowes, John Matheson, J. Bowring, Dr. Mitcalfe, H J. Mitchell, T. A. Browne, Hon. W. F. S Bulkeley, Sir R. B. W. Murray, A Buller, Charles ...
... railway system is truly astonishing: not only is it extending itself in this country with seven-leagued strides and outstretched arms, but it is rapidly spreading its influence and magic over the whole globe. few years ago, like every new proposition, the railway ...
... and Sir Robert Peel: in taking the present step they ought to be prepared for al] its consequences ; and be thought with Grattan, that they ought to settle once for al] the just claims of Catholicism in Ireland, and to reconcile the Protestant feelings ...