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... before Mr. Elliott Mr. Dilk, a member of the committee, was present; and Mr. Ballantine, the barrister, and Mr. Drew, of Parliament- street, solicitor, were present for the prosecution; and Mr. Wooller attended on behalf of the prisoners. ...
... Alligator — — Dr. Bankier. NEW ZEALAND DIVISION. Havanna 19 240 Captain J. E. Erskin*. Fly 14 130 Com. R. Oliver. HON. COMPANT'B STEAMERS IN CHINA AND INDIA SEAS Semiramis 4 130 Com. C. M. Daniell Phlegethon 4 130 Mr. G. T. Niblett. Nemesis 4 130 Mr.T. Wallage ...
... since the bad times came. Mr. Daniel Mahony said that such was the pressure on the electoral division of Kenmare, between county cess, poor rates, and labour rates, that the rents should be reduced by half. He held land from Mr. Mahony Hickson, who had ...
... conducted on Christian principles. The Rev. Dr. Beaumont occupied the chair. The meeting was addressed by the Rev. Mr. Dixon, Mr. Embling, the Rev. Mr. Richards (who resided for nearly three years in Port Natal), Mr. Byrne, the Rev. J. ...
... Dover, H. L. Rose, Esq., late Captain in the 3d (or King's Own) Dragoons. On the 2d inst., Mr. John Webster, of Burnham, Bucks? ona| Ole On the 3d inst., in ber 8-h year, Harriet, twin daughter ot Mr. Cross, of Albion-road, Stoke Newington. On the 3d inst ...
... and pat in Mr. Long (cheers). Mr. Williams seconded the resolution. Mr. M. T. Harding moved the fourth resolution. Mr. Burt seconded the resolution. Mr. Farrant moved the fifth resolution. The resolutions were carried. The memorial was then ...
... land in Ireland are Protestants, and Mr. Bright complains that the land pays for the Church which represents the religion of the owners of the land. This is the grievance ! The Times of this morning disputes tuat Mr. Bright has enumerated all the causes ...
... Manchester. if. *ho Right Hon. Lord Mont- The Hon. Mr. Justice Erie. a. eagle. Nassau W. Senior, Esq., The Right Hon. tho Lord Master in Chancery. -.Chief Baron. C. P. Cooper, Esq., Q.C., )i T he Hon. Mr. Justice Cole- LL.D., F.R.S. ]. ridge. 1 George Capron ...
... (loud cheers). Mr. Matthias Walker seconded the motion. The Chairman then, amid loud cheers, introduced Mr. Paul Foskett to the meeting, as the representative of the National Association for the Protection of Native Industry and Capital. Mr. Foskett said ...
... each; the remainder were for sums varying from 20/. to 1/. The nam.s of Mr. CoWen and Mr. Hume were set down for 20/. and 10/. respectively. The sum in all amounted to about 1400/. Mr. W. Williams proposed the second resolution, vii, — That this meeting ...
... see that the names of ?? Lea and Perrins are upon the label and patent cap of the bottle. DR. GARDNER'S WORM MEDICINE.— Removed from 71, Long-acre, to Mr. Prout's, ?? Strand, London, whose BStme and address observe on the government stamp.— It is a ...