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... Anderson, A. (abroad;) Armstrong, R.; Arundel and Surrey, Lord; Bell, J. (ill;) Benet, J.; Colebroookc, Sir E.; Crawford, W. S.; Grattan, Henry; lleathcote, J.; Horsman, W.; Lawless, Hon. C.; Lovcden, Pryce; M'Namara, Major; Mahcr, N.; O'Connell, J.; Power, N ...
... damages in action of trespass or trover John Trestrail—l live Redruth cattle dealer I Helston September fair John bought two bullocks William Hugo Prisoner bullocks up to Oliver Hocking’s house After that John came into Hocking’s booth on the Green asked ...
... (laughter>. M Ur. GRATTAN stated that the grievances alleged existed in a far worse form in Ireland; but that if English members would assist the Irish representatives, the latter would return the benefit. Mr. DISRAELI stated that Mir. Grattan having opened ...
... Thousand Tales of Woods and Fields Wm Carleton Mary Howitt Gerald Griffin T C Grattan Mme Reybaud Mrs S C Hall Wm Carleton Rodolph Topffer Leitch Ritchie Gerald Griffin T C Grattan Lady L Rodolph Topffer Wm Carleton Aug La Foutoine Wm Carleton Miss Austen ...
... his left arm and —A little was Street, on W. evening, was knocked down and received some Grovcesrer Districr op Perry 8 man named Sarcapay.—Before C. B. Hunt, Bsq., and Rev. Dr. J without s license.—A was fined 5i. was also fined 20s., named John Harriet ...
... the Jews’ Oaths Bill at the beginning of the tut this too has been abandoned, rather ungra One would have thonght the by Lord John. appeal w shich Baron Rothschild made at the sto dinner, on Saturday, would have soft Lordship’s heart; but the poor Jew is ...
... Threat to Assassinate Lord John Russell.— William James, mean-looking young man, was brought up Marlborough Street Police Court, on Thursday last, charged with having a letter in his pocket threatening the life of Lord John Russell. The prisoner met a ...
... tat the peg Ohne. P. -oirep.,—Thg cttamvilistitt tams tau iota Nt Aug. tl, at Oxford, is her Muth .ear. Elam, wile of Mr. John Smith, aad daughter of Mr. Meer, of Great Rosuengton. Aak. 11, at th; Britaanto Inn, aged Pt, Mr. Jolo.Cyde, A. at Leamington ...
... middle-aged gentleman and a young female, tlie former, to the surprise of the bystanders, seized the ymng lady with glasses by the arm, and endeavoured to lead her off to the carriage, saying, Tilly. Tilly, you silly girl, what trouble you have given me. The ...
... o'clock pre- THE whole of the above-named TIMBER TREES, which are divided into 14 Lots, and marked with white and red paint Mr. John Lewis, the Tenant, will show the Lots, from whom particulars and conditions of sale may be obtained also of Messrs. George ...
... Acland, Bart., M.P., Rev. Chancellor Harington, Sir John Kennaway, Bart., Rev. Archdeacon Bartholomew, Sir John Duckworth, Bart., Edward Divett, Esq., the Rev. Lord Henry Kerr, Sir John Duntze, Bart., John Carew, Esq., Dr. Budd, Rev. A. Atherley, R. S. Gard ...
... number of yachtmen were also presented—the Earl of Cardigan, the Earl of Wiltos>{ the Earl Orkney, Lord Middieton, Mr. Ackers, the I Hons. Captain and 1-). Pelham, the Duke of Marlborough, j Earl Grey, Lord-John Churchill, host of others-— there being anchor ...