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... mighty preserve you' and all yours. THE TURK&S A small work has just appeared, said to he frsomn id t the pen of Lord John Russell, called, ' An His- torical Discourse of the Establishment of the 'lurks in Europe: It gives a view of the past 't history ...
... With sundries ; LIna, Owens, fromi Cardigact, irith slates 'nid ftlagging stones; Providence, Evans; Speedwell, Frainc-is John and Anne, Jotes; and Margaret, Eva1is, fron Newvport';' Tiirtle ]I)be, Meyriek, fiontS Glasgtow;s Pieton, Jones; anid Hole ...
... da;;mhter of' Edward E. Chambers, Esq. of llrynr-y fl'ynison, near that place. On the 331st ulitat a folywell, by the Rev. John Jones, Vicar, mi iss Nlixabeth Warnwell, daughter of Mr, Wamwell, late nsmaager of' the Crescent Cotton Factory, Holywell, ...
... petition from the L xt, catholies ?? the parishes iii the county of Watet--1 ford, lit faivouer of eatholie eiuaneiluttiot 0 Sn'. JOHN NaEnIpouTs ?? at petititioln froml) tI the chamtbsler of commuerce, hi W~aterford, praying L at that tite l;'ws vestoing to ...
... TumaSDAY, I After the presentation of a number of petitions t for the repeal of the test and corporations acts, 1 LORD JOHN RUSSELL addressed the speaker to the a following effect:-r ans satisfied thalt the great number of petitions in favour of civil ...
... , Chancery Lane, Lon- V (1don, Or to JOHN WALIKEa, Solicitor, in Manchester gi aforesaid. - - AMarch 17th, 1828. to v S1_ERI ONE ' T:IS!IIR.E . Taluabdle Oalk Timber. & SC _ TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, tl BY M1R. JOHN JONES, lt the Cress Kfeys Inn, Gtynl- ...
... the estsblished church of Englanld anld Ireland, or of Scotland--LORI)t EuASTsOR supposted Mr. Bourne's views-LORtD I JOin RussELL contended for a total repeal of the onsodiioes sacts, as lie formerly had done. ie wvas, hiwever, Avilliagto submit to the ...
... in Is l place of Mr. Lushington, whoihas gone as governor l to Madras; a prayer which, being contrary to law, ti Lord John Russell observed, could not he granted. ea He stated, at the same time, that if Mr. Lushing- g ton intended to take on him the ...
... verpool. On the 21st inst. at Hope, Mr. T. Peters, Celyn, to Miss Peters, Caergwrle. Lately, the Hon. W. Russell, eldest son of Lord Wm. Russell, and nephew to his Grace the Duke of Bedford, to Miss Campbell, daughter of Lady Charlotte Bury, and niece ...
... at Trinity Church, Liverpool, by the Rev. J. Brooks, A. M. Mr. John Barker, of Hawarden, to Louisa, only daughter of Mr. Edward Collier, of Llanerchymnedd. On the 23d ult. by the Rev. John Jones, Mr. E. Edwards, to Elizalbeth Place, of the Boot Taren, ...
... Paylitsrt| .arld Coo. melrchans -and agenits, flslfrirl, to pay ti '( IJOs to John I eikins, of Portlhisk, near St. a Di vitls, and his boat-crex, for svrvirg tbe life of' John Ellis, WIho xvxS founfli Ois ?? the SlOOp Susasinall, aa wrcu, off tile esoat ...
... report, discussiol waS prenature, the petiti~ n was brougit up anl orldered to be referred to the 00 ilowittee. l~tsO JOL)N RUSSELL withdrew his motion re- specting Irelanldl, which stood fdr Thursday. On the Customts Act, MaR. FYLER nidved thc re- commitment ...