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... deliver his first lecture in England befpre the St, Jobp's Wood Literary and cilen~ific Society, at the Assembly Rooms, Eyre Arms, on, The Mysterious Personages and Agencies in France towards the End of the Eighteenth Century. 'The syllabus promises a ...
... destruction of life, and alluded to the fact of their withdrawal from the House at the trial for the murder of the Earl of Cardigan. Earl Grey defended the Bishops, and took occasion to attack the motives of Mr. Cobden, animadverting severely upon that ...
... then, icy purchasing your steel pens and other stationery at E. T. Hall's wholesale steel pen warehouse, 23, South John-street. John Gillott's, Thomas Lowe's, G. W. Hughes, and other maker's, on Sale at Is, per Good Fcn Holders ? 2d. per dozen. The Duke ...
... Meckenzie Mr Thomas Earle Mr W H hfaislean Mr R S Ely r George Melly Mr John Enthoven Mr A P Fletcher Moss Mr Thomas Gair Mr Charles Mr A S Gladstone Mr John Myers Mr h R Graves Mr John Orred Mr R. M Grinnell Alderman James Parker Mr R. Haigh Mr S G Rathbone ...
... steam ram laid down at Blackwell has been altered, and is now, says the . Times, to be built merely as a shot-proof heavy-armed frigate of perhaps 36, or perhaps 70 gains, as the Admiralty may eventually decide. She is to be named the Warrior, and will ...
... obliged the merchants to resort to all the dodges of the smuggler—bribery, arms, and secrecy.. Abney was paid the merchant at his counting house, and the Chinese purchaser, with boats armed to lie teeth, got the needful from oat of the storeships in'the night-time ...
... America. The deputation do not appear to be agreed as to the specific kind of assistance to be sought from the State. Mr. Grattan told the Lord- Lieutenant that they only required a share of public money for service performed ; but the Lord-Lieutenant ...
... August, Lord John Russell's Oath Bill, the Divorce Bill, and the debate an receent events in India, will each occupy several days, and it is doubted whether the Parliamemary business can terminate so soon as many anticipate. The Earl of Cardigan inspected ...
... force which the magistrates generally believed to be the best-conducted and the most efficient in the kingdom, was an unfit arm upon which to rely. If Mr. Mansfield was right, it was time that this should be fully known, and if he was wrong, it was time ...
... enable us to speak, take the case of such men as the Earl of Lucan and Lord Cardigan, and compare it with that of General Williams of Kars. (Cheers.) Had Lords Lucan and Cardigan, and the son of the Earl of Aberdeen, been the sons of any common persons ...
... 0. 72 COLUMN NEWSPAPER, THREE HALF-PENCE. News Agents must, to prevent disappointmm, give early orders. OPTICE, 19, Sours JOHN-STREET. WED NEYDAY, DECEMBER 30 , 1837. THE DAY'S NEWS. Additional advices which we publish this moriaing from India, are not ...