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... that Mr. Labouohere is to be created Peer, and that Mr. Wilson to euaeeed him President of the Board of Trade. The Earl of Cardigan has plaoed Msjor Jones, of his regiment, under arrest. What a chapter might be written on the arrests in this regiment since ...
... boon presented to the Rsv. Dr. Jamas, In testimony of his active services incumbent of the parish of St. John the Baptist Peterboro', for yean. John Thorndiok, E-q. held second hair-year's receipt or the land and asssssed taxes for division or Peterboro' ...
... James Cummings, Esq., Lytham, near Preston. John Bockctt, Esq , Clapham Common. Mr. Lake, Falmouth. Mr. T. Mott, 36, New Bridge-street. Mr. C. Lewis, Cardigan. E. Bonks, Esq’., Sholden Lodge, near Deal John Ramsay, Esq., Surrey W Wain wright, Esq , Sotroan ...
... preparing for a fight—marking the place for barricades on the map—nominating their chiefs—marshalling their fighting men—collecting arms and amunition—and everybody expected that they would fight, as they had always threatened that they would consider the adoption ...
... The Lord Chancellor.—3/r. John Stuart said that it had that afternoon been rumoured in the Law Courts that the Great Seal was to be placed in Commission. He complained of this course, and asked for explanations.— Lord John Rmsell said that the Seal had ...
... the 27th of June, 1850, at Five o'clock in th ...
... terms of the resolution, and generally took the same view of the transactions as that taken by Lord Stanley.—TAe Earl of Cardigan attacked the whole foreign policy of the government, and supported the resolution.— Lord Ward defended the honour and integrity ...
... Keg worth station on Sunday last having apprised hia friends or his existence. It said has been to America. Oa Friday laat John Lewin, traveller for Mr. Watte, Uquormercbant, or High-street, Leicester, was committed for trial, charged with embezzling ...
... character, by which one man lost his life and two or three others were more or less seriously injured, occurred at the Bricklayers’ Arms Terminus of the South Eastern Railway, in the Kent-road. The porters, it would appear, were engaged moving a truck on one of ...
... candidates for the vacant seat for Cambridge University:—Mr. John Couch Adams, of St. John's college (Senior Wrangler, 184.3), the illustrious young astronomer; Mr. John Cowling, Q.C., of St. John's coUege (Senior Wrangler, 1824), Deputy High Steward of the ...
... been presented to Lady John Russell, by a number of operatives residing at Snenton, near Nottingham, in testimony of their approbation of Lord John Russell's ministerial policy, and their admiration of him as a public man. Lord John has returned his thanks ...
... has been admitted to bail by Chief Justice Jervis. At the Thames police-office on the 18th inst., John Murphy was charged with being in the Hutchison's Arms public-house, Devonport-street, with intent to commit felony. The curious point in the case was ...