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... Sunday subscriptions at Bath, 1 equally divided 200 0 0 viz. ;_ j Lady Dynevor 10 0 0 John Evered, Esq. (for |Mr.Porrett 5 0 0 Ireland) 5 0 0 ! Second remittance I John Hulbert, Esq 1 0 Oi from Bridgwater, Wm. Johu Church, | (having already re- Esq 10 ...
... supersede the use of malt in breweries. He did not mean to say what course should be adopt' d ; but be must say that Pur li arm lit ought not to adopt any measures without being luily satisfied, and unless the country was fuliy satis- fi ...
... 10 0 0 John Evered, Esq. (for j Mr.Porrett 50 0 Ireland) 5 0 0 ; Second remittance | John Hulbert, Esq.. . 1 ?? from Bridgwater, Wm. John Church, j (having already re- Esq 10 0 0| ceivedsoo/.asafirst J.G.Stevenson 2 0 0] instalment; 300 0 0 John Johnson ...
... Phillips, F. Lablache. Brizzi, Giubelei, Sinclair, Henry Russell, and Mr. John Parry! Also, the celebrated Lantum Ethiopian Screnaders. Solo Per- ?? Dulcken, M. Benedict, Grattan Cook, Blaerove Harper, ('hatterton. and Master Thirlwall; Conductors, M.Ne°Ti ...
... to listen to. It was the evidence given before a commission by Sir John M'Xeil, who had acted as engineer on some of the largest railways in Ireland. In reply to questions, Sir! John stated that while in England it had been found that ■ labourers did ...
... \V. C. Drysdale, Esq. iadd; A) 2 2 0 ?? 10 10 I John Taft, Esq 2 0 0 ! Wm. Wallain, Esq .. 5 5 1 John Laurie, Esq 10 10 0 | Geo. Russell French Robert Walter Car- j Esq. (add) ?? 1 0 I den, Esq. 3110 0 John C. French, Esq. 010 I The Knowledge So- | R.T ...
... church, Cheltenham, John Bird, Esq., of the Honourable East India Cornpanv'u Civil Service, to Julia Charlotte, daughter of -Eneas McDone'll, Esq., of Pitville House, Cheltenham. On the 29th ult., at Wester Happrew, Peeblesshire, John Wat- sou, Esq., Dunvegan ...
... Lord ARTHUR LENNOX. Deputy-Chairman— T. C. GRANGER. Esq.. M P John Ashlmrnei-. Esq., M.D. I Chas. Farebrother E-,j V! 1 T. M. B. Batard, Esq. VVm. Tulloh Eraser, Esq. Philip P. Blyth, Esq. I John Gardiner, Esq. Henry Broadwood, Esq., M.P. Aaron Asher Goidsmid ...
... magistrates of the parish in which he (Mr. O'Brien) resided to have made a gross misrepre- sentation as to h_3 conduct. Mr. GRATTAN supported the motion ofthe Hon. Gen* tleman. He thought it woulel be as well if hereafter the officers of the Government wero ...
... Grosvenor. _ Generals— Sir Henry Wheatley, Sir John Doveton, ?? Sir Robert Gardiner, Sir John Gardiner, ?? Hon. W. H. Gardner, Cavendish, Huskisson, Sir George- Anson, ?? Lomax, Sir George Scovell, Sir W. Macbean, ?? John M'Donald, Godwin, Higginson, Sir Charles ...
... Wau- chope to be Lieutenant, vice John Wane-hope, promoted; Cornet William Stuart Walker to be Lieutenant, vice Alexander Thomson, resigned; Sir Graham Graham Montgomery, Bart., to be Cornet] vice Walker, promoted; John Walker Drummond, Gent., to be Cornet ...
... RADS'I'OCK. Capt. H. B. Bax, H.C.S. G. W. Lvdekker, Esq. John Brown, Esq. Captain Pellv. R.N. Charles Buxtou, Esq. Captain Charles Shea, H.C.S. Captain W. l'ulcher George Soanes, Esq. Alexander Grant, Esq. John G. Stilwell, Esq. Richard Green, Esq. Giles Wade ...