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... that expression. In this form we allow that Sir JOHN'S invitation did not amount to an insult. It was simply an impertinence. We hope that modification will suit the taste of the Editor of ,Ttkh B01, Sir JoHN COLsmuDGE, and the Editor of his own organ as ...
... Barrow, member for South Notte, aged eighty-five ; the youngest, Mr. John Hutton, member for Northollertol. aged twenty-two. The oldest judge in Englond is Vice.Chancellor Sir John A iStuart, aged severty-six ; the youngest, Sir Henry Harmon, aged forty-nine ...
... Honiton, esquire Port way, John, Bury, St. Edmund's, chemist Powell, John George, Llangaltock-place, Crickhowel, gentleman Powell, James, Sandford, near, Crediton, Devon, yeoman Powell, John, Builth, gentleman Powell, John, Shaftsbury, druggist Poynter ...
... on criminal court. Proceedings have therefore been commenced against Evan and Hannah Jacob, the parents ; Thos. Lewis, d.. John Hughes, J. Rowlands, and Henry Harris Dallies, surgeons; audChas. Cresor Crusellis for manslaughter. Mr. Coleridge, c, of the ...
... IRELAND. Seven men were committed the magistrates on Saturday for illegal drilling. Several searches for arms were made in Cork on Saturday without tuccess. Mr. Gladstone has replied to protest from the Lands and Labour League against the Peace Preservation ...
... .1. D. Ostrehan, D.D. Parker.—March 25, at Cardigan Villa, Weston-super-Mare, after a long illness, Elizabeth, wife of George Lloyd Parker in her 64th year. Torr.—March 26, at Wrayland. Lustleigh, John Torr, Esq , sen., aged 8 '. Wells.—March 23 ...
... Bishop's Clyst, James, the only child of John Dean, aged ears x . _ Drew -March 23, Bidna, the /Bth year of his age. Edward Drew, Commande. K.N., of rrcwollack. EL C LmTr-March 27, Emily Anne eldest daughter of Mr. John Elliott. EARi.E.-March2s;at Twerton ...
... sendee every houseif *bfj s John, who is found to be more attentb c ff than the Irish cook who gives warning r.rj. r aitr ess reflects on her personal appearance, or the chambermaid who leaves if her nmtrtss of heau. John dots not, ~r,S v iits, have ...
... finest material army in the world. (Cheers.) But they must be properly armed, for what was courage, without they were efliciently armed? (Hear,. hear.) They required to be properly armed, they were weak in officers, they were lax in discipline, they required ...
... harbour, and was to sail on the following day for England with Sir John and Lady Bur- goyne. Lady Buorgoyne had arrived onl board that evening from Sivitzerland, but the yacht, with Sir John en board, i had boon lying some ten days in the harbour waiting ...
... fo his ipemory. r. Hawkins Hagn expressed his tanks for the - igh complimentwhich had Dawh been paid him. Mv. Qoigley of Cardigan, scceeds Mr. Teign - Hawkins. - - ?? WOODBURY.-The Woodbury ptyssinwsintisa hold on MONiy before 3. Garratt, V~.p ~ .. Cole ...
... Henry Steel, ploughman to Messrs' > Hornshayne ; 4th, John nber ' s lo ughbov uncle'r J Zeally, Musbury- Class Mr. Thomas Kteh, I **. £2, John Patch, son of Pavey, son of Mr. Janu i Colvton; 2ud, £1 John ? Welch ' Ploughi,ov t oa,l ««, Colyton; 3rd, 10s ...