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... The colonel's private fortune was under £100,000. Bankruptcy op Mr. John Marshall.— ln the London Court of Bankruptcy, on Thursday, an adjudica- tion of bankruptcy was made against John Mart-hall, of 'Keadinsr and elsewhere^co^iTniercliaiit, trading as ...
... Office, speaking highly of bis qualifications as a well educated, sober, and steady roan, for the office. Mr. John Lamperd, tailor, of St. John-street. Soothampton, was supported by testimonials from Messrs. J. Sharp, jun. Charles Cray, Alfred Pegler, Summers ...
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... Canton war may assume a chronic form, something like the Chinese rebellion it being almost as difficult to convince John Teapot as John Bull that he has been beaten, and ought, there- fore, as a reasonable man, to knock under and yield. We have little ...
... from Yew' York. t>he is magnificently fitted up for the conveyance of every l eiatt of patsengert. I The John Barbour it the well known St. John't clipper and * celebrated for her f_»t iiatsages to and from ihat poit. s Pastengert embark on ibe 19th and ...
... Order for Protection from Process baying been given to the said Charles John Bailey, under tbe pro- visiont of tbe Statutes in that cate made and provided, the said Charles John Bailey is hereby required to appear at tbe next Court, to be holden at the ...
... shuttlecocks of th. Sovereign's whim and caprice,— they an tbe nation's. It is in the service of the country that the deeds oi arms entitling to then have been performed, and it is tbe country 's right that ber best servants should not go unrewarded to tbe ...
... tbe Afternoon, at the Malmtsbury Arms Inn, St. Leonard's (under 887 OAS; SUPERIOR ELM ABD ASH TBESS (including Flitterns), with their tops, tops, aad bark. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Whittle, at the Malmesharv Arms Inn, St. Leonard's, one week before ...
... f d together at the Whitesmiths' Arms, on Monday, under tbe presidency of Br. J. B *£& w* MP * C - e Wri^f, esq. filled the vice-chair. ♦vIT T \ L ? KTED Sisters, Sophia and Annie, gave their entertainment, at St. John's House, on Wednesday •vening, to ...
... the river is a thing at length avowedly foredoomed. Th« Sun of Monday had these hopeful observations— ..M H t P . pily^ rd John Ma ** De ?? framed hi. former po.itiot as MinUter of Public Work, with an Incitement to resolute exertiot fl P T e^t b l ...
... [FROM OUB LONDON CORRESPONDENT. J Well, Lord John Russell hat succeeded in testing Baron Roth- schild/in the House of Commoot. The deed is unquestionably a sign of the timet — a tign, that in thit age, men are given to tha worship of Mammon, of whom tha ...
... esquire Andrews, John Benjamin. Canougate, near Hythe, esuuire Andrews, John, Bury St. Edmunds, gentleman Ao per ley, William Havard, Hereford, land surveyor Armstrong, Robert Barnes, 29, Chester-square, Pimlico, bar- rister-at-law Arnold John, Chipping-Sodbury ...