... Shirley Warwick (North) Ducdale Wilmot Westmoreland Lord Lowther C. Lowther Wilts (North) Burdett Long Wilts (South) Herbert Bennett Wort (West) Lygon Knight Worcester (East) Barneby Taylor York (North) Buncombe * Cayley York (Em:) Hotham Broadley FURTHER ...

... Appleby, single woman; Ann and Harriet Arnold ditto, James Burke, W. aud Mary Bennett and four children; James Baxter, 8. Baxter, Samuel and Elisa Ben net; Page and Charlotte Bennett, William and Hannah Bi>bop and two children; Black, single; Patrick and Catherine ...

... Beran. J. Smith and K. Tomtinaon, Lirerpool. nit. sack, and coal merchants; far as regards R. Tomkiaoon —J. Lyle and W. H. Herbert, Charlotte-street. Pitsroysquare, npholsterora and designers—O. Holds worth, J. Riehardsou. J. Dickinson. Ore*blend. Yorkshire ...

... of Issue the earldom devolves upon his nephew, George Robert Charles, the youthful Lord Herbert, eldest son of the late lamented Lord Herbert of Lea (Sidney Herbert), now in his 12th year. An inquest was held on Friday on the body of a young woman, named ...

... founder. Under the head of Oxford, May 22, in the Meutnmr of last week, the following mistake occurs:—“ Leonet James Trotter, Herbert Plater (of King's College, London), &c.” Mr. Lionel (not Lconet) Trotter, is from the Charter-house. MAY 31, 1846. M n QUAUrtCD ...

... from the walla of tbia year's Exhibition, it must be admitted that the sous of the Academy are in full strength. Millais, Herbert, Webeter, and Elmore, are, indeed, absent; but the President that is, and the President that would not be, as well ae Boxall ...

... his dock who had been ut variance were reconciled, and made to walk together in tho processions in Gang Week, Holy George Herbert says of his country parson: ** Particularly loves procession, and maintains it because there arc contained therein four manifest ...

... se’nnight, a melancholy event took place at the residence of D. Curling, Esq , Tivoli. An infant aged three months, named Daniel Herbert Curling, was left in the charge of two nurses, who, on going to bed, placed it in crib by their be .‘side. On awaking in the ...

... suffice; he would do what c?ula, but never expected realise tb* prediction their American friend (hear). . Tbe Hon. Algernon Herbert propoeed “The Health of the County Members.” „ . . . . Major Bereaford, M.P., responded. He maintained that interest* the ...

... and tnoth* r, who reside within a door or two of Mr. and Mrs. Tortoisheil, had beeu engaged in ‘ome bro las to their right hang out linen in some waste piece of ground, and it ulimately settled into a discussion between 'he females, as to which had the ...

... The Right Him. B. Disraeli and Mrs. Disraeli have Isft Grosvenor tate. for Continent. The Right Hon. Sidney Herbert, M.P., and Mrs. Sidney Herbert, have arrived ia town from Carlsbad, where they have been staying for two months. While there Prince Woronxow ...

... concluded; and wliat he wanted was, not an inquiry how the list could be cleared, but how it had been so much encumbered. Mr. S. HERBERT said, that if they gave the option of retirement, they would have the old men ou the active list, and the young ones on the ...