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... be in the fact of our own apathy ; their vindication will be in the history of our own neglect. What can be said to Lord John Russell when he evades reform by showing there is little agitation for it, trium- phantly justifying his stand- still policy by ...
... Tervit, from New. castle to Dundee. with loas of aricbor, kcc.; Mary, of Dundee, with loss of anchors and windlass broken; John, Carmichael, from Goole to Lynn, having been on shore to the southward of this port, with lossl of anchors, and subtained great ...
... Highness has landed on the Continent, and will then return to town. The Archbishop of Canterbury had an interview with Lord John Russell yesterday, at his official residence in Downing-street. Captain Hay had an interview with Sir George Grey, yesterday, at ...
... ThomasChbais, Eq.,Alderman Thomas Piper, Esq. Jacob Geo. Cope, Esq. Thomnas B. Simpson, Esq. John Dixon, Esq, Hon. Chas. P. Villiers, M.P. Joseph Fletcher, Esq. John Wilhs. Esq. Richard Hollier, Esq. Edward Wilson, Esq. Seoretary-TnoirAs P icis, LL.D. The ...
... In Yarmouth Roads, 27th alt.—lntegrity. Stephenson, from St. John Hull, oil well Doter, Uee. 29.—Fut in Catherine, Kelson, from RlcM* bneto Hull. Salcombc. Dec. 25.—Sailed: Patelina. Russell, from Hull to St. Michael's. Spurn, Dec. brig, reported to the ...
... James Pownall, Esq. R. Brodburst HUI, Esq. William Smith, Esq. Tims. Dyson Hornby, Esq. John Torr, Esq. John Charles Jack, Esq. AC EterJ} Pe^ MDOTe ' E^ Mr. JOHN GLAISBY, of Coneystreet, Stationer, Agent to the said Company for Yobk and ite vicinity, ...
... jun., Mr H. Di-ui_ou, Mr John Oreenwood, Mr Fred. Oieeuwood, Mr J. D D ut, Me F. Collius. Mr H. D. aud Miss W. Inglaby, Mra Witoam, J Mr t_. Frwtou, Mr W. Rames, Capt. and Mrs Reyuar*,-â Mr Cluulw Reyuard, Captam W. Russell, R.N., Miss Egrtmont, Mr ...
... nerucgor-read in thefirst lcolumn of the sixth pago thereof the language en- un.iatedhby Mr. Edmonds, and approved by Lord John Russell. Ideclaro solemnly that neither Wil- liams nor Sharp Said anything more threatening to the peace than the language thus ...
... ROBERT CHRISTIE, Manager. agents. YORK.—David Russell, Solicitor. Manchester A derBol,sand Thorburn, Merchants. „ EdwardCorl,et, - yor,2,Prince s.Street Leeds.— Barr and Nelson, Solicitors. Sheffield.—John W. Smith .Solicitor. Rotherham.—Wra. Dyson.S ...
... Board) , London. JOHN CHARLES DENHAM, Secretary. LEEDS Mr. SAMUEL CLAPHAM, Solicitor. Ditto ~ Joe. Redfearn. York „ Singleton. Halifax „J. Crowtber. , HuU nR. Collin son. Wakefield Wm. Boocock. Sheffield , John Foster. Whitby „ John Miller. 1 Scarborough ...
... in the hands of John Surplus Fund Account, the February. 1819. 715 6 Swarm, Esq., Treasurer 784 12 7 the 20th November, 1819, as L (A) per opposite Mdc .. .. 5 368 4 Which fact hereby Certified by me, -206,601 0 Deduct .. (Signed) JOHN SWANN, ' \ 8 1 Treasurer ...
... discovered 700f. stowed away therein. â Sherborne Journal. Mr. John Duncan, the African Traveller. â The last news from the west coast of Africa brings intelligence of the death of Mr. John Duncan, on board H. M. S. King- fisher, on the 3rd November last ...