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... Monday. Before TT, Burnell, T. 11. Bulled, and G. TI. Sol fan, Esquires.) John Doncy, a private belonging to the 82J regiment, was charged on the information of Thomas Doney and John Pearce, policemen, with being drunk and with assaulting the police, on-Saturday ...
... 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 ...
... industriously occupied dis* ’•‘something to the advantageof fellow- Members.—The Tenant League have just decree dooming Mr. Henry Grattan and Mr. JJJbtlly to banishment from parliamentary life, and ani -.w committee to make auitaMe arrangements for £W«wrs the ...
... had been anoat nine years, careening and coppering it afresh, preparatory to a new launch. Now, when weiremember that Lord John Russell has given distinct notice of his intention to propose a new Reform Bill during the next Session of Parliament, the ...
... flax, and determined to do more, from thorough belief its ▼alue as a remunerative crop, and from its beneficial effect upon (arming generally. He and his tenants grew very nearly 1,000 acres last year—about 000 and near Shanballv; and about 150 in and near ...
... Saturday, 7, at Long Cross. Each day at ten o’clock. Mr. Trelawny's Hounds will meet on Friday, February Cth, at the Bullers Arms, Dean, half-past ten. Plymouth, Devonport, and Stonehouse Harriers, will meet on Wedesday the Plymouth Circus, on Friday, ...
... H. Grattan, Lord John Russell said he had communicated with the French ambassador in consequence of what had fallen from Lord Palmerston; but that gentleman had said that he could not recollect any particular expressions made use of him (Lord John Russell) ...
... Others were more or less injured:—Charles Holliday, James Parker, Wiliam Bowney, Francis Aylesbury, John Tyrrell, George Meedey, Henry Seymour, and John Pagot. Eight of those who had received the worst injuries were placed in carts and conveyed with all ...
... daughter of the late Mr. Nicholas Bowden, of Marazion. January 22, at All Saints’ Church, St. John’s-wood, by the Rev. Edward Miller, perpetual curate of St. John’s, Bognor, the brother of the bridegroom, Charles Miller, Esq., of Croydon, to Cornelia Elizabeth ...
... Monastic • .ions were recognized by the law, and before an i nyuiry mto them was instituted, which would excite irritatw a^arm » should good ground for believing women were kept there against their will, and without rOD case » could not agree to the appointi ...
... motion for a Commission of Inquiry into the Endowed Grammar Schools w'as, in consequence of Lord John Russell’s opposition, withdrawn. On Friday the debate Lord John Russell’s proposed measure for the reform of the University of Oxford occupied the House during ...
... Landanr» nn the Swedish coast. The MdgxcttnTie, 16, Captain Thomas lo’t man orerbo.rd falling from the fore topgallant yard-arm, although thetifebuoyß were let goandboale lowered for the purpose Jg vessel, bearing the Swedish flag being obserfed in the ...