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... themselves to accept the loweat tender. -- Captain Peter John Honcho is appointed cons. raodore of the West ludia Squadron, and will hoist his broad pendant in the Magnificent; vice.eornmo. dere Sir John Peyton, who has been superseded. Toe Madagascar is :morly ...
... Remy's slip law Toonlay.— last from M. Wh ite,. new n e ,nne ratter, of 140 tons r . called the Harpy. ler% young man named John Com,,shhing • rook's neat in Northwood nark, hem the tree, and Mulcts his left thieh, end was rewerel• injured. He ens conveyed ...
... bart. Lancelot Holland, esq. William SolUu, esq. G. G. de H. Larpent. Esq. Robert Thorley, esq. John Chr. Lochner, etq. John Fam Timins, esq. Charles John Manning, esq. Octavius Wigram, esq. AGENTS In Hampshire, and on the Borders of the Adjoining Counties ...
... Impartially.— Lord Morpeth answeied that sucb was tb. jmeutior, j it would be applied to the processions of both pa' ties. Tbi Arms Ireland Bill was withdrawn. Lord Morpeth intending to introduce another bill on lbe subject. The Vagravi Act Amendment Bill ...
... duty. The 1 ltb Light Dragoons embarked at Calcutta on bosrd tbe Repulse, for England, early ln February. The Colonel (Earl Cardigan) comes bom* orer land. Bir C. T.Metcalfe may be atasvrtly expected honse from Ben- ?? embarked ln the at. George, Capt. WiUUms ...
... the pecuniary interests of the Union without the most mature consideration. BoaoucH Coutur.-On Tuesday two lads named John Walton and John Francis were charged with stealing bag containing shoat in gold and silver, the property of Thomas Osboree. The prosecutor ...
... lady, whose name we would not hon. duce if it were not hallowed by the memory of her father, the late Lord Tentlerden. Lord Cardigan now oppose the entnince of Captain Smith into his regiment, and his pretext le; that he will not accept of married men. He ...
... emplo)ed the person meat have been very long elide in separating the head and arm. —Mr. John Leeson. surgeon, also pee similar testi- He added that, on examiniug the left arm. wet brought to him bv the inspector, he wee of °mains that it was taken of before ...
... FretbSeld. J. W. Fleming, John Gorkell, J. M. Gibson, T. Gladstone, W. E. Glynne, Sir S. It. Gordon, Hon. W. Gore, 0 J. R. Gore, 0. W. Goring, H. D. Goolbuni, H. Sir .1. Granby, Mantels Groot, Colonel Grant, F. W. Grattan, 3. Grattan, Henry Greenaway, Chutes ...
... Miller, W. H. ?dillies, R. M. Mooeypenet, P.O. Mordeuat, Sir J. Moreton. Hon. A. Morgan, C. Nreld, John -re Horsey, S. H. heck], Joseph Dia, Quintet Nl4llOll. John D' lamb, Benjamin Noel, W. M. Dottie, Abel R. Norrem, Lord Dose*, Sir C. O'Brien, C. Douro, Lord ...
... Street, and T. Little , John. 77, King William Street, City, art Sole A genti , for London. Sole Agent for Southampton. CHARLES FISK , Confectioner. 144. High Strict Again obaeive! all genuine packages are signet •CAPTAIN JOHN RHODES PIDDING. stnmußST ...
... Clink Joan Dolan George Henry C..lebrook Jas. W. Usher Palk Woolley - Charles Peaty J. Method / John George (jack Jobn Loc.; IdwarJ Henry Withen Joni. John The Recorder then delivered the charge to the (trend Jnry, as follows:—They would, no doubt, lee ...