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... jFront tfte ©airtte: Friday February 15 BANKRUPTS John Worseldine Cambridge upholsterer Thomas and William Saddler Brightlingsea Essex sail-makers Stephenson Arbour-terrace Commercial-road draper John Price Birmingham cabinet-maker Hugh Parry Abergele ...
... Thomas Harper ••• ••• William de Winton, Esq., Cardigan, per Mr. Edwd. Thomas John Parry de Wiuton, Esq., Brecon, per ditto * John Jeftery de Winton, Esq., Brecon, per ditto John Jones, Esq., Brecon, per ditto John Evans, Esq., Brecon, per ...
... replied to the Grand Orange Lodge report, rf him of having courted the Orange party, V.l* arms during the first apprehensions of rebel t»4B, he observed, requests for arms were sen yj i ment by yarious loyal bodies, and in enter* tbe quests no stringent inquiry ...
... rating, believing that if give a'liberalone * WaS m ° St dvisable After some remarks by Sir William Verner, Lord John Manners called on Lord John Russell to apply to Ireland the 6 bad P rofessed to at:opt for England only the night before, that all changes ...
... division Mr Hamilton effect of raising qualification in coutties from Si in bill to After discussion in wkich Mr Grattan and Mr took part John must object to it unduly restrict elective in Ireland therefore not of country Ireland the freehold it give equivalent ...
... March 14, 1850.1 «ourt & Lady John Russell had a brilliant assembly on Wednesday evening’ at the official residence of the PremiefTfrttownjb Street. Among those present were Viscountess Palmer-* stun, Mr. Leigh Hunt, Sir John Yardee Buller, M.P., and Lady ...
... Kitto Mevagissey Mr John Chapman Porthpean near St Austell Mr P W Auctioneer Stratton Mr Stone Dolphin Inn Launceston Mr D Cornish Bridgerule Messrs Olver and Sons Mr James Esther Pen zance Mr Josbph Blight De TJtinstanville Arms Redruth Mr J Pearce Innkeejw ...
... Edwd, Evans, Lampeter, a ?? Ty- rash, near Criclhowell, the wife of Mr. John Herbert, a son- A.t lontypool, the lady of I . B. Edwards, Esq. a sOn. MAAniAD.-At Cheltenham, Mr. John Midwinter, of New- town, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Robert Blunt ...
... -that and all events it would indirectly to lienofit the like to the opinions Sir on thi question Conservatives with f Lord John’s fixed shillings it whole instea l hounding him offi to pillar the Peel! mav this lv long catalogue ancient name all worthily ...
... MARRIAGES. March 11, at St. James's Church, Mr. John Light, to Amelia, widow of Mr. James Hobridge, of this city. March 12. at St. Nicholas Church, by the Rev. Canon Barrow. William Giles, only son of the late Mr. John Chapman, maater mariner, of this port, to ...
... facilities, which the duty of making out the lists of voters affords for party purposes.” “The limited talents of some men,” said Grattan fifty years ago, w hen reply ing to observations from Mr. Cony, at least quite as refined as those of our contemporary the ...
... remonstrance against the project to remove the Viceroyat Court. Mr. Grattan* M.P., beaded party of violent speakers, and was cheered by numbers who coupled bis name with that of John Mitchel. Sir Robert Sbaw led the moderate speakers, who would part ...