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... Mr. James Fitze, Bookseller and Patent Medicine Warehouse; Mr. John Croome, Chemist and Druggist; Messrs. Holman and Ham, Chelists and Druggists; Mr. J. Palk, Chemist and Druggist; Mr. John Tris, Chemist and Druggist; Mr. R. G. Visiel, Chemist and Druggist; ...
... ELEtTION. ,.Lord -John- Manners I(Protectionist) . hasE -been: returned 'bg 'imiejotrity' of 2O'o over, the rree-.tfader',Mr. Cook~e. The numbers wfere 622 andtit02. ' . . ' . .- The' eleotion for W'indsor was uncontestediL, lMr. John :Hatchell, of' Dublin ...
... aioner, with the Great Sealin Commission. Therumour on Saturday as to the new appointments was, that Sir John Jervis will have the political, and Sir John Romilly the judicial, office-a Bill being in preparation for sepa- rating the two offices, and making ...
... , Italian, German, Ethiopic. The am name of his pupil is Mri. John Rose Butlin, 20 years of h age, late student of Trinity College, Cambridge, the son w of the rich country gentleman, John Butlin, Esq., at ' Ealing. The talents of this gentleman for learning ...
... theytreached their new quarteors' iiule anothe troi6 r ,was- desiredto l'ea his comrade 4 horse ;-At t'e e af, ! the'imarch Lord Cardigan reprimanded the 'deliuent, ;j 'and then ordered him to be lockedap til the next morning. for being drank. Te quaintnessof ...
... Spealkers warrant, to give evidencebefore the committee, and they were ordered to be committed to the custody or the Sergeant-at-Arms. AOULTEe&TION OF CoFFEE.-Tbe CnHAcELLOR of the EXCnEQVngB, in answer toB question from Mr. T. Baring, stated that it was not ...
... Magistrates were occupied during nearly the t whole of Thursday and Friday in tjie investigation of a charge against John Broome, the ex-puglist, John James, of Londor., and Charles Staden, of Brighton, for con- spiring together to cheat and defraud iWm. Hamp ...
... sufficiently to disclose the car, now bearing the coffin, and at sight a of this the troops (who before had their arms reversed).si presented arms. After this the mourning coaches, with a the motirners, who came in private carriages, ready to *w to meet them ...
... sister of the Earl of' Cardigan. He entered the navy in' 1823, and in 1826 was present at an attack on Mediterranean pirates. After some service in the Mediterranean, he was employed on the north coast of Spain, under Lord John Hay, and he was presented ...
... while endeavouning to ascertaih its components, exploded it, by which 17 men were hilled. LOBD OAnuzeo' -ExnI0oa0anN-Loi'd Cardigan, wh~o has returned from his long and toilsome exploring trip to the Danube, has .brought back a budget of informstion, Ahich ...
... and Bug, or merely Crim . Tartar a herdsmen, armed with cattle spears. The post carriage tl from Sebastopol to Odessa also was seen rolling leisurely t! along, and conveying, probably, news of the great arms- c ment with which the coast is menaced. P We ...
... Peake, Firancis Porter John Ryans Charles Smith, Joseph Tinmtn, Benjamin Ward, Robert Wilamson, Robert Walladge, Gedge Battison, John Crawley, John Degnan, Thomas Gale, John Hardman, John Herd, William M'Vity, Jos. Hodson, ...