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... Sth instant, aged 83, Richard Wilkinson, of On the instant, aged 74, Mr. John Wright, of Deansgate; universally and ceservedly respected. On the 2nd instant, at Liverpool, John, the eldest son of the late Igdaliah Seddon, E: Same day, aged 15, Margaret ...
... silk. The alee °J qm,lmgS styCe edged with twop^ c in this in width on the outside, and half seam the sleeve the'iio'f he arm * are beaded by a fronce. The c ; * Jese f r ,H s is edged with corresponding trimming; close, two rows of the trimming are ...
... Till V: &e. Demeraiaz @ 213 sly this year Uecent, Williams Savin, Holstein 8t. Pe- | 2 pcs pine and 3 wel deals for from 8t. John, N.B. with 435 bas oranges for M: 3 8 Dean and co. 13 bis merchandise Bates, Stokes and co. | bhd Mariner, Martha Elicabeth ...
... for Liverpool, arrived et 131‘a'idloylilte'.John, Archbold, from Whiteltaven for — St. N 20th March. t port the 6th inst., in distrees, cununeuced April 10. Tice brig Correa., Harriet 528 Dyer, Cannon& Co St John e, B Livorno (sm.), NI iller, from Leghorn ...
... MOVEMENTS OF THE CABINET.—Lord and Lady John Russell left town at eleven o'clock yesterday morning for their residence in Richmond-park, where they will spend the holvdays. On their way to Richmond. Lord and Lady John Russell paid a visit to the Horticultural ...
... almost totally destroyo l 1 their neighbourhood.— Wigan Times. SIR JOHN Ross's ARCTIC EXPEDITION.—Large nuflho continue to visit the Felix, now receiving her stores harbour. Sir John Ross's yacht, Mary, is lying along 31 ;i11 having arrived from the Royal ...
... Hants. B. J. Wilson, Esq., Hampsthvsaite, Harrowgate. David Davies, Esq., Cardigan. J. Gray, Esq., Chelmsford. Captain Holbrook, Paley Court Ledbury. B. Holloway, Esq., Woodstock. John Cramp, Esq., Lamberhurst. J. B. Sadler, Esq., Winterton, Barton-on-Humber ...
... occasionally; and Phoenix Park would be maintained as a royal residence. Mr. Grattan, in a very vehement and discur- sive speech, moved that the motion be rejected. He abused Lord John Russell's address as with- out argument, solidity, point, or interest; described ...
... Howes, Mr. E. Hitchcock and lady, Mrs. La Bruce, Mr. Jas. Howard and lady, Mr. John Jappan and lady, Mr. Jas. A. Wright and lady, Mr. J. V. Parker, Mr. S. T. Dann, Mr. John Printiff, Mr. P. Allen and servant, Mr. J. H. Orme, Mr. G. W. Warren, Mr. J. Phillips ...
... wishes Agt abolishing the Lord-Lieutenancy and ruling Engilamf3., Scotland, and Ireland in exactly the same huabion. Mr. Grattan, who is always more of a scold a statesman, is amongst the foremost to raise termagant tongue against the proposed measure ...
... Greece, and calculated to endanger die continuance of our friendly relations with other powers.'' The Earl of Aberdeen, Lord Cardigan, Lord Ward. Lord Beaumont, Lord Canning, Lord Edisbury Lord Hardwick. Lord Brougham, and the Marquis of Londonderry ad- ...
... Bases, Plan of the Sedilit. 7. Initial letters to Chapters 1., 111., and IV., Arms of Furness Abbey. 10. Initial letter to Chap. 11., Arms of Citeaux Abbey. 11. Coloured Arms of Furness Abbey, second coat. The above work will be sent Post Free, at the ...