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... into effect :— Edward Evans, Esq.; Elias Chadwick, Esq.; Messrs. Jas. Bedford, J. N. Carpenter, Goode, Hodges, John Mainwaring, Wm. Bennett, John Thomas, James Bowen, J. V. DfaUcottj Edward Russell, Richard Mason, and Jas. Jones, *ith power to add to their ...
... NICKS Mr. JAS. BATEMAN Mr. W. OSBORN Mr. JOHN BROWN Mr. W. PHILLIPS Mr. JOHN COURT Mr. C. REDFERN Mr. H. ELVINS Mr. W. SMITH Mr. T. HIRON Mr. H. BUMMERFIELD Mr. W. HOPKINS Mr. D. SUMMERFIELD Mr. W. HOLLAND Mr. JOHN TWAMLEY Dr. JEAFFRKSON Mr. JAMES TIBBITB ...
... Partridge Bridgnorth. Thomas Robinson Cheltenham. Joseph Bass, 4, Berkeley-street Brecon. J.T.Mathias, Watch-maker Cardigan. IMPORTANT INFORMATION! MESSRS. A. ROWLAND & SON, 20, Hatton Garden, London, beg to Caution the Nobility and Gentry against ...
... NICKS Mr. JAS. BATEMAN Mr. W. OSBORN Mr. JOHN BROWN Mr. W. PHILLIPS Mr. JOHN COURT Mr. C. REDFERN Mr. H. ELVINS Mr. W. SMITH Mr. T. HIRON Mr. H. SUMMERFTELD Mr. W. HOPKINS Mr. D. SUMMERFIELD Mr. W. HOLLAND Mr. JOHN TWAMLEY Dr. JEAFFRESON Mr. JAMEB TIBBITS ...
... NICKS Mr. JAS. BATEMAN Mr. W. OSBORN Mr. JOHN BROWN Mr. W. PHILLIPS Mr. JOHN COURT Mr. C. REDFERN Mr. H. ELVINS Mr. W. SMITH T. HIRON Mr. H. SUMMERFIELD Mr- W. HOPKINS Mr. D. SUMMERFIELD M r - HOLLAND Mr. JOHN TWAMLEY Dr. JEAFFRESON Mr. JAMES TIDBITS ...
... banners ; helmet crest, and coat of arms of Sir John Gore, his dece«sor in the Gilston estate ; many original paintings, family portraits, the nobility and thtdr ancestors, and engravings ; the service of plate with the arms of burner family, and the plate ...
... correction. There were few other unimportant cases. LON GTON—W IDSBBDAT. Before T. B. Rose, John Harvey, and P. B. Broade, Esqs. Bxsa Horsa Casks. William AUerton, John Smith, and William Salt, beer-house keepers in Longton, were summoned for keeping their ...
... warmth and bitterness, and called upon the House to compel them to support the poor of their own country. He recommended Lord John Russell,in legislating for Ireland, not to yield to party clamour; to recollect that he was legislating for three kingdoms ...
... assuring the that reports circulation to the purchase of fire- greatly magnified and suggesting at same time regulation tlie Arms Act the noble lord concluded tbe address Lord began expressing certain amount confidence in the present Ministry He remarked ...
... after a feu hours' illnes6, croup, Samuel, youngest sou of Mr. John Crosbie, of Stafford, aged 14 months. On the 17th instant, at his residence, Crescent House, Wellington, much regretted, Mr. John slow, formerly of the Duke' of Wellington Inn, Wellington ...
... assuring the house that the reports in circulation as to the purchase of fire arms by the peasantry were greatly magnified, and suggesting at the same time a regulation of the Arms Act, the noble lord concluded by seconding the address. Lord STANLEY was happy ...
... sensibility, for he knew the sympathy he felt did not exceed that of every member of that house ; but it would be to express his Arm conviction that when they came to the consideration this subject they would approach its discussion unbiased by party hostility ...