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... Executors of John FaveU, WiUiam Fisher, ditto, Merchant } Ackworth, Gentleman Fenton, Benjamin . . Sheffield Ivory Merchant Fawcett, John . . Ditto Gentleman Gainsford, Robert John Ditto ?? Solicitor Gaunt, John . . Darnall . Gentleman Geddes ...
... , Florence of IVorcesrer, Eadner, Simeon of Durham, William of Malmsbury, Eddius, Henry ot Huntissgdon, Roger de Hovenden, John Bromton, William of Newbury, Roger de Wendover, Alatthew Paris, Nicholas Trivet, Ralphi IHigden, Goscelin, Sprott, Walsinghaun ...
... had reckoned the night before; and it may be ...
... pablieatios the requisite returns for Scotland. WRECK or THE SPHTXX, WAR S .- Saturday, the Sphyux stem-sloop, Commander John B. Cragg, in coming op to Portsmouth from Derooport (with a number of the officers and crew of the Tyne, Capt. Glaseock, recently ...
... Illingworth John Smith William Savage John Booth James Diggks Benjamin Tankard John Diggks George Lee William Cooper G. G. Tetley Wm. Lythsll - William Milnes Thos. Duncan, Otley W. Brooke John Carter A. Dick Lewis Morgan E. Tetley James Firth ...
... bill would forth- with be introduced to parliament to give effect to this pro- posal ; and Lord John was sure that the House would be glad to hear that Sir John Burgoyne had consented to superintend its operation for the next three months. In proposing this ...
... is described in the indictment as Richard Henry John Beaumont M'Cumming, while the only name proved is Major M'Cumming. The Crown cannot recall a witness to prove names, and I am borne out by Lord Cardigan's case. Captain Smith was recalled, and asked if ...
... Esq. Lome, Esq., M.D. Richard Thorold, Esq. John Chapman, Esq. Charles Turner, Es^ Michael Ellison, Esq. Geo. Monier Williams, Esq. Thos. Gisborne, Esq., M.P. John Woodcroft, Esq. John Goldsborough, Esq. John Whitaker, Esq.' 5. That it is the opinion of ...
... be very ready to coerce and very slow to do justice. Lord Brougham, with his accustomed recklessness, called for the strong arm of the law to put down outrage, and for the postponement of all consideration of the causes of the outrage until that should ...
... seeking to ingratiate themselves with new ones: Mr. Gisborne and Sir John Cam Hothouse (Nottingham); Lord J. Manners (Liverpool); Mr. Roebuck (Bath); Mr. Collett (Lincoln) ; Sir John Eostbope (Bridgenorth); Mr.Williams (Coveotry): Mr. Hawes (Lambeth); ...
... minutes before six o'clock ; but Lord John Russell, who had come into tbe house in course of the evening, asked for leave to say a few words. Mr. Bright had said that this was a question of principle ; he (Lord John Russell) did not view it as such. He ...
... that the latter must have been well armed and disciplined. Meeting of Conciliation-hall M.P.'s.—Mr. John pj c 8 Pfel'ininary meeting of Irish members was heid on rnday. The following gentlemen were present.—John Reynolds, M.P.; T. Meagher, M.P. ; T ...