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... admission had seats provided for them at the windows, whence they listened to the various speeches which were delivered. Mr. Thomas Nunn, of Manningtree, was called to the chair. The Chairman said, that in addressing that overwhelming assembly all apology ...
... found great relief, and continue t improve 4a can moiety recommend them as safe anti most levela-Able remedy, Oct. S. less. THOMAS HARDY, Grarta walk, Oldham. Voucher for the truth of the above. at Ala natuasomi, Druggist, Oldham. Beware of Carstant.?in c ...
... PLUMER, Secretary. in 01,11CITORS' aitid GENERAL LIFE ASSUR- s ANCE SOCIETY, 7, IChancery-laine, London. t OlUleli, holin, Thomas, Eoiq. ZorIyai Jos il Noakes, Eoq. L t'ox, Eadward WillilsitiEsq. lifurray,AV Williame, Esq. 41 t`lil1eo, Sasollel Efilward ...
... Mr. 9 mon, Hardy, replied at coansiderliblo length in justification tal, Ind great confuslion entiled in consequence of some b the questions put by Mr. Coancillor Backwith.-Mr. Smibh's re- motion was put and carried unanimously -Mr. Hardy of prntested ...
... (late f A tSt Pe loo 0 REGENT ' S - PAR] o yo . Waterloo - 0 0 2: 34 • THE Manchester:appears in the Galway Mercury, in reply Thomas Pratt, a tall stout young man, belonging teee, in the of H f Ditto Old . In; :.o i . 81. 11. 47. Od. value for Treacle have ...
... Colonel the Right Hon. JAMES THOMAS BRIJDENELL, Earl of CARDIGAN. PATRONESSES. The Right Hon. the Countess of Glengall. The Right Hon. the Viscountess Seaham. The Right Hon. Lady Suffield. The Right Hon. Lady Garvagh. The Lady Carol ne Lane Fox. The Lady ...
... JosephJohnson ard Richard Barnartd on the day of its date, in the presenice of, and oltested by, Charles Simpson, solicitor, and Thomas Johnson, grocer, both of the esid city. JNthe MATfER of the Joint Stock Companies' ding-up Act4, 1848 and 1819. and of the ...
... certainly well earned thin quiet mad~um of public e'fcou h;ragemoint. Itis more than ever neoeed this ',ntitr-.now ,de that these hardy and honest fo tows haye to take it night jib butthl houhg h lil of these bitter sad M red wnynihs Evntesaltcontribution will ...
... commented on by Mr. Hardy, replied at considerable length in justification ; and tremen- withdrawn dous confusion ensued in consequence of some questions put by Mr. Councillor Beckwith, Mr. Smith's motion was put and carried unanimously. Mr. Hardy protested that ...
... Challis, Esq , and Aid. Thomas Piper, Esq. Jacb Geo. Cope. Esq. I 1 bos. P. Simpson, Esq. John Dixon. Esq. | Hon. C. P. Villiers, M.P. Joseph Fletcher, Esq. I John Wilks. Esq. Richard Hollier, Esq. I Edward Wilson, E_q. SECRET AUT. Thomas Price, LL.D. ACTUARY ...
... admission had seats provided for them the corridors, whence they listened to the various speeches which were delivered. Mr. Thomas Nunn, of Manningtree, was called to the chair. Mr. Barker moved the first resolution That the agricultural, shipping, colonial ...
... Abingdon, in the county of Berks, Gent.; John Thompson Brewster, »f the town and county of the town of Notting- ham, Gent.; Thomas Falconer Beilby, of the borough of Kiugston-upou-Hull, Gent. { and William Ormond, jun., of Abingdon, in the county e>f Berks ...