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... Bowles, Admiral—Launceston Bowring, Dr. —Bolton Boyle, Major—Frome Brand, T.—Hertfordshire Bremridge, R.—Barnstaple Bright, John—Manchester Briscoe, M.—Hastings Broadwood, H.—Bridgewater Brocklehurst, J.—Macclesfield Brookman, E. D—Hythe Brotherton, J ...
... without opposition. CAURAIARTHrN (1).-The late Liberal member, Mr. David Morris, was re-elected on Friday, without opposition. CARDIGAN ?? Saturday, the former Liberal mem- ber, Mr. Pryse, was re-elected without opposition. CnEsHIRE (INoaRTn).-Mr. W. T. Egerton ...
... ready coaled,&e., and on the leek-out for the squadron- one of them to be off St. Ann'. Head, and lead the yacht through Cardigan bay to the entrance of the Straits. if it should he night she to born a blue light every tea minutes. Every precaution that ...
... 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); ...
... WILTSHIRE, NORTH, Long (C), Sotheren (C). WALES. ANGLESEA, Lord G. F. Paget (L). BRECON, Watkins (C). CARDIFF, Dr. Nichol! (C). CARDIGAN, Pryle (I). CA RMARTURN, Morris (C)„ CARNARVON, Hughes (C). DENBIGH, Weq (C). FLINT, Sir J. Hugh.% y.)- FLINTSHIRE , si Mostyn ...
... Labouchere, and Sir T. Colebroke, L. Tavistock—Wm. Russell, and John S. Trelawuy, L. Tewkesbury—Martin, and Brown, L. Thetford—Hon. XV. B. Baring, P.; The Earl of Euston, L. Thirsk—John Bell, L. Tiverton—Lord Palmerston, and J. Heathcote, L. Totness—Lord ...
... Clever Dog Mrs. Child’s, the King’s Arms Inn, Arundel-street, Strand, London, there is a faTourite black and white spaniel, which performs number of tricks and feats almost surpassing belief. The dog was trained by Mr. John Child, a young man of much ingenuity ...
... 40s. and costs, or to imprisoned tor one John Westlake, for atsuull the same policeman under somewhat similar circumstance., wa. subjected to the ..me —Magistrates present: J. Brown and J. N. SandeWmESmUh. John Simmons, and Thomas OUrer. three men remanded ...
... AUGUST 4. John Williams and Christopher Greenway, decent-looking labourers, were indicted for having, on the night of the 31st May last, in the parish of Aberystwith, feloniously and burglariously broken and entered the dwelling-house of John Thomas, with ...
... themselves by cheering far had given them veutuousannocances. a c s • ai u,. John O'Connell and John O'Brien, groailine the Rev. • of 5e3 votes haring been that day recorded in Mr. John Mr. Keilyon (who was present.) and expressing disap- 1 1 O'Connell's favour ...
... J Reynolds E Grogan Rt. Hon. R L Sheil.. C MacTavish O’Gormau Mahon ~ Hon C Cole .. MJ. Blake A O’Flaherty John O’Connell John O’Connell John O’Brien Sir H Seymour Sir R Ferguson .. SirDNorreys Lord Newry ~ Colonel Dunne J P Somers . J T Devereux ~ ...
... JOHN BULL nnanimonflr resolred to put Mr. B. Cobden in at tba second free trade candidate for «w>jridinr tt. next dection to , take place at the county court, Wakefield, Saturday next (thla day). The only other party mentioned fit “d proper for candidate ...