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... CHIEF JUS. TICES. John Murray, Albemarle-elreit. Diagrams and Plans, Bvo., 14s, WAR RUSSIA and GERMANY. 1812*13. Col. Cathcart. John Mnrray, Albemarle-etreet. 19th edition , 3* 6d, BISHOP KXKTER’s LETTER to the Archbishop of Canterbury. John Murray, Albcr ...
... 104(SS8. .ilb . Biorrapbvc.l of Ib. Ahtbov. By A. B. SCOBI.F., E-i. lb» .o,k con.a.D. .be tame amount of mailer .• .olume 6s. : JOHN CASSELL. 335. SiranA Dublin :J. M’GLASHAN; and urdereJ of all Booluellen. 13, Great Marlborougb-atreet, London. Mr. Colbcbm ...
... JUS TICES. John Murray, Alhemarle-atren. Diagrams and Plans, fivo,. 14*. WAR in RUSSIA and GERMANY, 1812-13. Col. Catbcart. John Murray, Alberaarle-streei. edition Bvo , 3* Cd, BISHOP of EXKTER’s LETTER to the Archbiibop of Canterbury. John Murray, Al ...
... Exeter. John Murray, Aibcnarle.street. Nearly ready. vols. Bvo., LIFE of ROBERT PLUMBER WARD. (Author of ** Tromaioe’*). the Hon. Edmund Pbtppg. John Murray, Alberoarle-street. Second edition. Map, post Is, SIR JOHN FRANKLIN: Lecture. C. R. Weld. John Murray ...
... 8»o„ Is, SIR JOHN FRANKLIN; a Lecture. By C. R. Weld. .John Murray. Alheioarle-*treei. , . • fols. 8»o.. 21s. MAHOMET. AND HIS SUCCESSORS. Washingtou living. John Murrayf Albemarle-strcet. .Second edition. 6J, WILBEUF.qScK on HOLY BAPTISM. John .. Murray ...
... —At the Antrim Petty Sessions, T*i—day, Andrew Mairs, Dundrod,, was fined the aaitigated penalty £2 ; John Graham, Budore, in the like sum of and John Thompson, of Cnrnsghlis, thesumoflO*, for obstructing and aesauluog Robert King, one of the officers ...
... “Wefiiidlhe John came hv hit death from violence, but ha* no evidence to show us whom ; but »e find it hu* beer, brought & more speedy terraiontlnn from th* had treiunif-.it reccived at the hands of Peter Macklnlyre. For set and f ...
... yesterday morning, for the purpose of arranging for the commencement of tuhcriptlno to psy the fines inflicted on Mr. and Mr. John Whitty, the judge of the County Court—Samuel Holme, Esq., in the chair. Mr. J. R. Jeffery, Mr. T. Haigh, and other gentlemen ...
... statesmanlike in its features. Sir G. Gbey, Sir. B. Hall, and Lord D. Stuart, advired Lord John not to agree *o the proposed delay.—Mr. Maurice O’Connell thanked Lord John Russell for proposing to do away with the present system of oaths.—Leave was given to ...
... question of the Irish Chnrrb, Lord John Kussrll proposed to lake course snslogous to now proposed by the present Ministers regardlue the Corn Laws, and defer the opinion of the country. He asked no more than Lord John bad then claimed as his right. He ...
... Robert Sparrow, E«q., foreman James Clancy, John Kenny, John Norm, D. M*lnin*y, K. Moore, J. Pope, Er'ward Barry, Patrick Pbrlin, Tnoma* Walter Butler, ami James Prendargast Ecqrs. Dr. Ssrgint and Dr. John Smith made a pott mortem exsminstion. and on ...
... Ton arc at liberty publish this letter in nay you may think proper. I am, Sir, your obedient Servant, Junefith I«S9 l?lg»edi JOHN LLOVD. MIRACULOUS CURB OF DROPSY Ertrae* ef Letter /ram Edward Rowley, Bay., ef fTaft. Teimge, dared fierU Mt, 1853. To Professor ...