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... 200hl pepe inhabitants of Oldlham, preying that, that towu may beI byd omitted from the operation of the bill,' . nion Lurd JOHN RUSSELL.'stated the circumnstances of the I notation assault on the Quteni, committed on Thursday evening; and r people. SirRB ...
... nd Rochdale..o ?? Joseph William Harris, solicitor. AoO Bury . William M-Lean, draper. aZ1 ed ?? John Gordon, solicitor, Acresfield. Yo pa. Chester .. John Hostage, solicitor. 48 CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ATTENDANCE. Tr of ESSRS. HENRY & CO. -SURGEONS, la tal ...
... Samuel Heape, Esq. Robert, GIl-b sell, Esr% Dooplish Hill; Grattan Bright,, REq. Green. Bank;J Sp James ΒΆ1 hompono, Eseq. of Manchester; George Ashworth,. juin. Esq. IJohn Lawton, REq. -Butts; John Whittatkeri Esq~ yavr Joh Thomson Payan, Esq. James Petrie ...
... vote and the offering of another, the chairman i c such one hour ahall have elapsed. olose JOHN LOWE. Overseers JOHN DODGEHON.I of the WM. HY. BRADLEY, said 'at0 JOHN BELL, * Township. dattthe Churohwardens' alid Overseers' Offices, k aountainsreezt December ...
... chairman of the sooiety,pead anonteplator f ee it and in the room we noticed the 11ev. Wi.MKroOe.Mi John Hamilton, sticretary,~Messrs, A. R. Kemip,John MfKea. let 0row, ?? lye, IAlbany Peat, ?? Foivler, '&c6. After te ido ir been serve, the .Chairneanl'opened ...
... parties wentt in- stantly from the house to the field. Curry was %wounded in tise arm. A friend who was present told mne the duel took place in the twilight, and that Grattan said, 1 The gentleman is placed too far offL--I cannot see lint plainly-let htitn ...
... grant this request, especially as Cardin c~ ohiilaitiili by the Russian nailitary autito- an sxpi; tawr ree o lay dowan their arms and to the esti -t~ tiece etso cotiduct them hack. This docuint I to M hta thY iot only refused, hut sipot ment. .,hla,;ie ...
... well at Cambridge. (Laughter.) It of Ian has had some two dozen bishops in the House of Lords. ko ~ted The noble lord (Lord John Russell) said to-night that lie on ean 'was strongly opposed to ecclesiastical influenice in temporal fol .s i affairs. (Letid ...
... showing the authojy under which the universi- ir ties of Oxford and Cambridgeog a monopoly in the printing a, of the Bible. Mr. GRATTAN having given notice that, on the first read. l.; ing of the Bill to prevent the Assumption of Ecelesiastical ,, Titles itL ...
... be careful not to H itr part with thast great arm of defence, a sufficient naval force, 0 edwhich was likewise required for the protection of our c-p be merce against small semi-civilised states. Lord John de- p ,'or fended the maintenance of the African ...
... should ha no admission into n3 n the Kilmainhamn establishment without his knowledge and The motion wvas suppnrted hy Mr. Grattan, Mr. Grogan, m General Evans, Colonel Rawdon, Lord Nass, Mr. Reynolds, r. eand Sir H. Verney, and opposed by Mr. Hume and ...
... iparties this winter. - le .A-MISCHaixvous TacxlI.-01s Wednesdaty nightlas8t, a le IIIan `named John Eliwood went into the cellar of thle te Druid's Arms beerhouse, itt Thomas-street, and stole a key, 31a barrel, and a tap. He took thle tap out of a barrel ...