... testimonial to Mr. John Waller, the vigilant and must active secretary of the florae Cattle Leence Asaniation. A preliminary committee has been formed, with Mr. J. K. fowler as chairman, Mr. Georg., Dickson as vicechairman, and Mr. John stride as hon. seeretiry ...

... near (Oh, oh), that we must divide the house. Dean of Guild Russel and Treasurer Colston were then appointed tellers to take the votes for the amendment, and Rev. Dr. Nicholson and Mr. John Walser, W.S., were appointed tellers on the other side. The LORD ...

... .8.). Church-terrace, Kentish Town, London. TO-NIGHT.—LONDON BALLAD CONCERTS, ST. JAMES'S HALL.—Under the direction of Mr. JOHN BCOSEY.—At the Pint Concert, To-night ut Eight o'clock, the followiug artiaa will appear .-11 arbaue Sherralaton, Madame Corn ...

... daughter of Colonel MacGregor, Right Hon. the Governor's Body Guard. ALLEN—LAI InEß—On the 30th ult., at St. John's, Ladywood, Birmingham, John Barrow Allen, Es& ah New College, Oxford, eldest son of Benjamin Tuthill Allen ~ The Hall, Burnham, Somerset ...

... Sullington, the wife of the Rev. Henry Palmer, of a son. Russttu—Ou the lot inst., at 17, 'Upper Grosvenonstreet, the wife of Odo Russell, Esq., of a daughter. NEWPON-011 tho Ist met., at 175, Finborough.road, West Brompton, S.W., the wife of Joseph Newbon, Esq ...

... Parliament, as Mr. Scott Russell proposes, seeing that skilled workmen are very well able to take care of themselves. He says I had some exporienee of the skilled workman while I was building the church for the lloiyitel of St. John of Jerusalem smiths Knights ...

... Lamarlos. la vol i a WOMAN in SPITE of KERBELP. - Also now NINE OWN TAXMAN IMIEND. By the Bon. KN. Amin HANNAH. By the Author at John Halter:. !vele. Hunt and Blialoett. PahlLbws, IS, Great Narlheroughadreet, HS. DIXON'S NEW ROUX. Now ready, in 1 vet. dewy ...

... English Government sufficiently proved that he had faithfully performed his duty as . Irish journalist. The Chairman (dir. J. Russell) tir,u proposed 'rhd Health of t Queen. The baud essayed to play God save the Queen, but were prevented by exclamations ...

... entitled to silk, which was us follows :—Mr. John Day and Mr. C. W. Wood, of the Home Circuit; Mr. Metcalf, of the NorZolk ; Mr. Bristowe, of the Midland; Mr. Kemolay, of the Northern and Midland; and Mr. Charles Russell, of the Northern. ...

... Liberals have done so either. But no Conservative Minister has ever occupied so !millihating a position as that of Lord John Russell in 1851, after five years of office without a Parliamentary majority. Lord Derby possibly somewhat overrates what it is ...

... Sir John Bird, of Hortferdshile, there being no such person ; and John Jervis, Esq., of Bildpott, in Dorsetshire, a friend of old Orton. Strange that Roger Tichborne should select as executor an old and 'intimate friend of cld Mr. Orton. This John Jervis ...

... 81116ffeSbUry, Eight Eon. Earl of Lichllahl, Oche, M.P., fro. LOCAL COUNCIL -Sir Timmer EasleyM.P.; Jacob Bricbt, Erg. M.P.; John Cheethata, Erg., R. Callender, jun , Erg., J.P. W. SW IN DLEH URST, Manar,er and Seeretnry. The company is spar'-Lily formed ...