... gnts park, and Monunient-yard, City. GEORGE JACOBS, Esq., Treasurer, 32, Cockspur-stroet.t COMMITTlEE. A. Bennett, Esq. J H. Jesoel, Esq. I. N. Bennett, Esq. I J. M. Johnson, Esq. G. 5. Brasodon, Esq. S. A.rEos, Esq. Al. Durlacher, Esq. L. LazaaEq J. Dyte ...

... situate the county of Waterford, will sold in the month of April next, hy the ('onimiesionert of Knenmhered Fatales:*George Bennett Jackson. d.P., Glanheg; Edward Galwev, J.P.. Duekspool; James W. Wall, J.P., Ctxil nan nick Court; Richard Duckett, J.P., ...

... Recorder, Benjamin Lloyd, Esq., Mayor of the city, Robert Archibald and Thomas Davis, Esqrs., magistrates of the city, J. M. Herbert, Esq. Judge of the County Court, and the Rev. James Archibald, Chaplain of the City Prison.— The Counsel we observed in Court ...

... Oxflrd-road - .1. H. Farbridge George Spaihord -i J. M. Bennett ,Jolin Lowe, overseer John Bailtoil, joli. W, H. Drailley, overseer d htlehard tlalolisoli Thomas Dale, ?? Ilaiik Jiones Ilnun ' IV, Bennett y 11. Keniieily George Neloeii R. J. doiicu. JoliisTodd ...

... Chairman-The Right Honourable SIDNEY HERBERT, M.P. Me! supscitiwrioss. and Her Most Gracious MAJESTY the QUEEN. and £O 0 0 roa His Royal Highness the PRINCE ALBERT, 1 0 . sq Right lion. Sidney Messrs. Straban, Paul, Herbert, M.P. £500 0 0 and Co ?? 100 0 ...

... Port Wine, and other Effects, (by order of the Executois.) The FURNITURE comprises four post French and other bedsteads and hangings, mattresses, feather beds and bedding, mahogany double and single chests of drawers, washing and dressing tables, tray and ...

... Manchester. P APER HANGING MANUFACTURER Fmdo Deansgate, Manchester, near * 1. the Cathedral (Old Church), one mfinute's walk. fo Jr ~fa e cuA iefo Vcoi ?? W.SHIEIIS, announcea the new unlimited STOCK of a S Lo don and Frenth PAPER HANGINGS, at h, ?? Prices ...

... Exchequer said the agricultural distress had been exaggerated, and painted the stale of the country couleur de rose. Mr. 11. Herbert supported the amendment. Mr. W. Fagan said Free trade was making Ireland flourish ! (which every one will be more than glad ...

... indicated above, we observed Mr. T. AY. Gilbert, Mr. R. Hetley, Captain Einly, the Rev. J. M'Kee, Mr. C. Finch, Mr. James Bennett, and most of the principal tradesmen the city present. Shortly before eight o'clock Mr. Roebuck made his appearance upon the ...

... $iias Reeves, Mr. Lockey, Mr. Benson, Mr. Whitworth, Mr. WeIss, I: Mr. W. H4. Segnin, Herr Ernst, and Mr. W. Sterrethle Bennett. 'The chorus wvill eosnist of the mesmbers of Mr. Hulish's first upper sjj~igig schIool. 'The orchestraL will he numerous ...

... : Silos Reeves, Mr. Lockey, Mr. Benson, Mr. Wh11itworth, Mr. WelssA Mr. W. 1i, Seguin, Herr Ernst, and 1Br. W. Stermdale Bennett. 'The chorus will consist of the iieiobers of Mr. Hullaih's first upper singn ?? orchestra, will he numerous and complete ...

... M.P. F.R.S. : The Right Hon. John Charles Robert Charles Hildyard, Esq., Herries, M.P. M P., Q.C. The Right Hon. Sidney Herbert, John William Hobbs, Esq. M.P. Francis Hobler, Esq. The Hon. Philip Sydney Pier- William Nicholson Hodgson, repont F^sq., ...