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... reform, I recommend Mr. John Lowe and all other sincere advocates of the ballot in West Gloucestei'shire co operate with their Liberal member, and to arm him with numerous petitions on the subject: and I will suggest to Mr. John Lowe, that it the best ...
... takes out probate of will must husband’s far the property will extend Mr Vinning father of the infant elected organist of St John's church Torquay for the army will not for two or three months to come the silversmiths having disappointed the authorities ...
... ankle Sarah Broban fractured thigh Grace Hopkins fractured arm Mary Crates sprained knee John Mogg contused lienjumin Mansfield sprained wrist Geo Wiltshire sprained Anne Appleby contused elbow John Chandler sprained ankle Matthew Hill wound of the eye Wm ...
... Whitaker Nowell Brasenose Rev John Lambert Knowles Pembroke Rev John Morland Rice Fellow of Magdalene Richard Humphrey Hill Magdalene Henry Edward Moberly Fellow of New College Rev James Henry Eld Fellow of St John’s John Edward Kirkpatrick Lincoln— Bachelors ...
... exception of the few gen- tlernen under-named, the Irish members treated the summons of Mr. Grattan with neglect. Thei following gentlemen were pre- sent:-Hr. Grattan, M.P., I Meath county, who presided; the Lord Mayor (Ald. O'Brien), Cashel; Aid. Fagan, ...
... EsqFRS Sir I L Goldsmid Bart FKS Robert Hawthorn Esq John Hodgson Esq Richard Lambert Jones Esq Robert Locke Esq Boyd Miller Sheffield Neave Esq Fowler Newsam Esq William Phillimore W H C Plowden Esq MP John Poynder Esq Robert Saunders Esq Sir Walter Stirling ...
... contused the hand Elizabeth Simms burns the buck John Russley burns on the face George Crew fractured thigh Rosewarm incised wounds of the arm Edwin Clark wound of the Robert Grows wound of the hand John Moggridge severely contused knees Elizabeth Wellington ...
... to Wilton, in order to inflict the above summary punishment. Post-horses were ordered, with which they reached the Pembroke-Arms hotel; then, watching their opportunity, a message was forwarded to the curate’s residence, soliciting an interview on the ...
... and John Wintle of Shirehampion choice of assignees adjourned Frederick W Luck of Cheltenham tailor James Dredge of Bath and John Harvey of Bath their last examinations Anthony Gardiner of Chepstow timber-merchant last examination adjourned John Hogg ...
... intention of impairing or altering the great principle upon which the Poor-Law founded Mr Herbert L O’Brien Mr Monsell Mr Grattan co-operated with the other Irish in their attack upon the unfortunate law whilst Mr S Crawford traced the emigration farmers ...
... under which he propcsed its continuance were H widely different fro. those uinder which Lord John Russell bad I prpsd its enaetment. There wvere no parties now in arms cot ag ins tecrown in Ireland, bet the secret organization whichet stimulated to the late ...
... defend them— MONMOUTHSHIRE AND SOUTH Representation the Cardigan Boroughs-p just been discovered that the town clerks of the contiik boroughs neglected to deposit on the 30th of with the Mayor Cardigan list voters according Act 6 Viet cap 18 sec 48 and 49 ...