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... solicitor, Mr. J. Packwood, Chelteuham. &mac, JOHN HOZLRY, Gainsborough, bookseller, July 20, Aug. 19: solicitors, Mr. O. T. Taylor, Featherstone-buildings, London; and Sir. W. Robinson, Gainsborough. STILES, JOHN, Wells-street, Oxford-street, soda water maker ...
... Victoria, Webster, from Quebec, at Weymouth. Voyager, Parker, from St John (N. 8.) ; Beiry Nowbank, for tbs westward, 49 days oat, June 27, M. 3255, long. 610; Triamph, of Plymouth, for St. John (N. 8.), 38 daya oat, JalyA. lat. 4330, long. 46 20; Joseph and ...
... Bobrts.Fishgd Enterprise, Usyden, Cowes Ceres, Leiris, Bnde Leach, Evans, Cardigan Tintern(a),Walters,PortTalbt Maria, Perkins, Cork Fanny, Finer, Falmonth Nancy, Owen, Cardigan Sailed [July 18] far Breese, Griffiths, Bristol Neptune, Roberta, Lang heme ...
... of Commons, at his Grace's residence in Portland-pUce. The Duke of Buckingham and Chandos, the Duke of Newcastle, the Earl Cardigan, the Earl of Egmont, Viscount Combermere, Lord Stanley, Lord George Bentinck, Lord Henry Lennox, Lora William Lennox, Sr ...
... Society 1 Mr. J. Jeffreys 1 Kcv. H. Jeffreys, Bombay. 1 Shaftesbury Society 1 Mr. John Hutter, Shaftesbury Ram spate Society Cardiff Society 1 Hexham Society 1 Mr.Mereditli Mr. John Cassell, London 1 1 Jas.Stubbin, Birmingham. 1 Enniscorthy Society Joseph Eaton ...
... in the East Riding, feloniously wounded John Holtby, with intent to do him some grievous bodily harm. Mr. Bliss and Mr. Pullein were counsel for the prosecution; and Mr. Sergeant Wilkins appeared to defend. John Holtby, on examination, stated that he was ...
... in the East Riding, feloniously wounded John Holtby, with intent to do him some grievous bodily harm. Mr. Bliss and Mr. Pullein were counsel for the prosecution ; arid Mr. Sergeant Wilkins appeared to defend. John Holtby, on examination, stated that he ...
... Gpvt°, r the D EAF and DUMB.— -ru AUGPSTiv _ h MEETING, July 13,1840. fil he minut_ i ?? , R OBINSON, Esq., in the Chair, armed, lt * or the last general meeting were read and con- ?ittee, that^rw mo, l s Jy • on the recommendation of the Com- tm.are ...
... September next, unless Lord John Russell possesses some magic pow'er of charming the Protectionists into a silent acquiescence in his final adjustment scheme, which must be as unpalatable to them as the new corn law. Lord John Russell last night intimated ...
... difference in any provision to he annexed to any dignity for s-.rviecs performed in that .ountrv. An annuity had been given to Sir John Colbornc .'L.rd Seton) for services performed in Canada, and sup- js„,p the country had been placed un ler the g.*.vi rnnient ...