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... a-week, Tuesdays and Saturdays, public. On tiie last occasion the scene of action, which is at the back of the Eyre Arms Tavern, near St. John's Wood barracks, was visited most of the principal families of the nobility in town. The ground chosen is oblong ...
... Lincoln. the Earl of Dalhousie, Sir George Sir Knatclibull, Sir Fremantle Lord Granedla Somerset, Sir John donald, Lieutenant Peel, the Lord Mayor, Sir John I Sir 11. Campbell. Sir William was from attending by iaditposition. Chairomun of the East India Company ...
... and other populous parts the metropolis, have reduced the 41b. loaf to Mogadore —Tho town of Mogadore is built upon small arm of land jutting into the sea, and in high tides neary surrounded by water. The island of facing the town is about amile in ...
... loss. Ihe other boat had • narrow escape.-John . 1 - . . 1 s. and they were friend eo to their role!, ad, ex- now definitely tor the early part of nest 0' Great Journal. . aye too yo St trout . pled their arm, d em anded to he Mujeny will at Trepan on ...
... Pdlmerston, the Earl Arundel, the Earl of Clare, ilie Earl Lonsdale, Sir John Cam Hofhouse, with other official and ex.official persons; Admiial Sir Will.atn Patker, Major-General Sir John Schoedde, d several officers of the Army and Navy engaged China the ...
... Another Savage Murder in Liverpool. —On Monday afternoon, another savage murder was perpetrated in Liverpool. A bailiff named John Brannon, residing in Gerrard Street, called at the shop of an auctioneer in Byrom Street, and there quarrelled with William ...
... death of relative had come into the title. The lost heir has been found near Ballarat. In the Ballarat Star gentleman at Cardigan, on reading the paragraph, once remembered where the baronet was located. lie proceeded to Bunker’s Hill, and there discovered ...
... the history of our arms, and the young generations read of it as the children of the Atheni ins read of the splendid deeds performed in the paise of Itermopylre. The thrilling details of the charge ere known to all; bow Lord Cardigan, spinet hie own c ...
... Mughohr. John Nl'Heown, jane*llrYd ' n ' 35 hn James Thornton, ti Willi sm•—• William Jones. • A • Connell, .. John untmagham John Erydeu, • • l o n a Houston, Wm. MI, h , ••• • s A. Hodge, .. • • • • 35 iii:314 20 ..0 ,.. Hugh Breden, .. John Smith ...
... pocketbooks, and two purses, and were won by—let, Messrs F. Walker and James Wallace ; 21, Messrs John Martin and Wm. Alton; 3d, Messrs John Wallace and John Bews. In addition to these several extra prizes were offered fat competition, but I on account of ...
... Rev. Mr Moir, was on Saturday last sold by public roup in the King's Arms Hotel by Mr Robert Allan, auctioneer. The upset price was £360, but ultimately it was put down at £375 to Mr John Neilson, spinet merchant. AN AYRSHIRE DIVORCE CASE.—III the Court ...
... TiorraseL Lunen & Soso, Radon, United fliwiel, A SSIS TA NT OLIVE, CAsTOR, r ALM, and other OILS supplied. lki R J AMES GRATTAN' educat. d at Ow foropean depot removed to 33 Farringdoul Raid 0.---• CIREASE.S, EUrrEtts, •Nil TAR,. of Ouot Qualatcs ...