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... a Tory, and E. Shelden, a Reformer. Westmoreland.-Lord Lowther and Col. Lowther, both Tories. Wiltshwre, South.-Hon. S. Herbert, a Tory, and J. Benett, a Reformer. rtk*ire, Ea$(t 1W4.P, ]. Thqmpson) a. Reformer, and R. Betielu a Tory. I ~ > 1 IIRELAND ...
... Douglas Gallton, to be First Lieuetenant, vtce Ford. Jo MEMORANDUM. twi Tue date of the pronmotion of Second Calptain George A. Bennett at and Lioutenent Fairrax Charles Hasserd txas been altered to tho 3d, tw, of Septem~ber, 1843. pri Th following building ...
... REFAncToRY PAFuoaas.-Three youths, named Smith, Herbert, and Sullivan, were on Monday, charged atLambeth- street with destroying the whole of their clothing in the workhouse of St. George's-in-the-East. Smith and Herbert were committed for ten days each; Sullivan ...
... prisoners. The Assembles Nationale declares that the soldiers found on entering it that several of their officers had been hanged. The Constitutionnel!' says that at the Place de ?? the insurgents made several prisoners, but on being forced to abandon ...
... 2d Prize-John C. Agnis, or Foutmire, Cambridge; Junior lot ?? Z. Lawrence; Junior 2d Prize-William Herbert, of Nottingham. H22nuaw.-Prizc-Alfred Bennett. EXsOLIsnr-tstPrize-P. M. Martineau, of Tulos-hill; 2dPrize- Andrew Hardie, of London. a s FnErcr ...
... a quarter. Mr E. Herbert's ch f Spot, 3 yrs ?? Mr Barnard's Jack-of-all-Trades, 4 ?? 4 2 nIon. 1t. Noel's b mn May Queen, 4 yrs ?? 2 3 Svr Pearce's b m Jenny Liud, 6 yrs ?? 3 d First Heat-This race was won in two heats by Mr Herbert's oh f Spot. At starting ...
... refinement of the picture The scenery in a word is exquisite, and elicits the greatest admirAtioti. Some festoons of leaves that hang above make a kind of ceiling that one would imagine to be formed of a net-work of leaves and flowers. Mr. Beverly's work would ...
... the Rev. Mr. Bennett, of w ihom hewished tospeak with the greatest possibletrespect. A ,.great ontory had been-made ab'out him because it was said- e thathe -ha exceeded- the Prayer-bok. h har y T ery told l . that they'must screw r. Bennett down to the ...
... 3Kniglsioi, alpaca amid mohair fabrics, also their yarns, ,ncoreemis for fernitore hangings I000 13chluiibsrger, G., anil Co., Fraice, dainasks for furniture hangings, of worstd and silk 49 Schmidt, . G., jun., and Sons, Saxcony, folded card-yarns 193 ...
... people on the basis of the population. THE REV. MR. BENNETT.-Mr. Horsman gave notice that he should, on an early day, call the attention of the house to the recent appointment of the Rev. Mr. Bennett to the vicarage of Frame. CONSOLIDATION OF COUNTY RATES ...
... adjournment for the Easter recessseveralaltera. 0 tions have beeeimade in the lighting and ventilation of the r house. The hanging chandeliers have been dispensed with a and in chambers formed in the roof, by cutting out eight of - the panels on each side ...
... to answer for. He then adverted to thescorrestpondence relative to' Mr. Bennett's resignation, and dwelt upon the strong expres- sions used by the bishop in regard to Mr. Bennett's con. ducL It was with astonishment that, within a twelve- month after ...