Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... Ecclesiastical Comib^£&o Si W ° an Carly for Lord JOHN RUSSELL announced an early measure for the better management of the Mint. Charge against the Prime Minister.—Mr. ROEBUCK addressed a question to Lord John Russell in reference to Mr. Horsman's letter to ...
... Mr. John Cheadle, assistant-overseer, Eccles, an annual salary of £80. For the district of Barton South, with Irlam ar.d Cadishead, Mr. Ralph Peters, assistant-overseer, Cadishead, at an annual salary of £60. For the township Flixton, Mr. John Rogerson ...
... a divider of the spoil, and ought t0 be > office; and he (Sir John) begged to ask Lord John Russell whether it had not been offered to him ? Sir John then complained that Lord John smiled, but that the expression of his countenance was a riddle. After ...
... ports from Milford northwards throughout Cardigan Bay. During this week, Mr. Rees was informed that a vessel somewhat answering the description of the L'Hirondelle had been seen beating about outside Cardigan Bar. He was ultimately successful coming with ...
... 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 ...
... and thereupon came Lieut. Macdonald with n intemperate letter about abominable falsehoods, international law,' and '• arming the boa's, and the whole ease was transmitted as a serious matter of international quarrel by her Majesty's representative ...
... the telescope, and are marked upon the globes and charts general use. The late Foreign Policy Division—Mr. John Bright and his Constituents.—Mr. John Bright has replied constituent who arraigns his vote against Lord Pafmerston's foreign policy interference ...
... schooner the Xariffa, and then went on board the Enchantress, to pay visit to the Earl of Cardigan. On his leaving their vessels, both Lord Wilton and Lord Cardigan manned yards and fired royal salutes, and as the Prince then passed through the line, every ...
... bj Mr. Cornelius Ryan. The secretary having read tin minutes of the last meeting, a considerable pause snsued, for which Mr. John O'Connell apologised, bystating that the funds were in such a state as to present them from paying a sufficient number of hands ...
... Jane Laird to John Stanley; the Brownsfield Tavern, Brewer-street, from John Holford to James Greenwood ; the Buck Inn, Booth-street, from Daniel Tyson, to Wiiliam Cunley; the Clydesdale Vaults and House, Deansgate, from Wm. Sayner to John Thomas (adjourned ...
... —About the hour of nine o'clock on Friday night, an armed party, consisting of oyer 15 men, well armed, and obeying the commands of a captain with military precision, attacked the house of man named John Martin, caretaker on the lands of Rapla and South-hill ...
... husband, Mr. John Denman, 5, Beaufort »treet, Chelsea, without lawful excuse. Upon the lady, who a person of very elegant carriage, being placed at the table before the magistrate, Hunt, the chief usher, handed the New Testament, as usual, to Mr. John Denman ...