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... Washington, of Virginia, eight years; John Adams, of Massachusetts, four years; Tho- mas Jefferson of Virginia, eight years; James Madison of Virginia, eight years; James Munro, of Virginia, eight years ; John Q. Adams, of Massachusetts, four years ; ...
... was Mr. Muntz’s motion for an inquizy into the conduet of the Earl of Cardigan. Mr. said he was actuated by no personal motives, being wholly unacquainted with the Earl of Cardigan, whom he was not aware that he had ever even seen. He wished to ground ...
... motion of Lord John Russell, which, as we understood, was put and ‘The house then adjourned at a to four until Thursday. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—Tnuorspar. The House was unusually crowded, in the expectation of some decisive announcement from Lord John Russell ; ...
... or science put in practice, because knowledge is power; and it is by the power of knowledge alone, and not by the power of arms, that she has so many means of attracting the world to her, and ex- tending the spread of her manufactures.— Two Years and ...
... Mr. John Chave, of Hockworthy. Guilty ;—6 months’ J imprisonment, hard labour, and to be privately whipped. John Emmett, 45, was charged with stealing two poles, iF the property of John Pinhey, of Blackawton. Guilty ;— 14 days’ imprisonment. John Graves ...
... existing justices. .•1 Fracus.— It is rumoured that a serious fncrts has taken place between the Premier and the Earl of Cardigan, res- peeling the Lord Lieutenancy of Northamptonshire. The J gentle disciplinarian, being a very large landed proprietor ...
... the Sword of State. Black Rod. Garter King of Arms. Groom :n Waiting Groom of the Groom Waiting on H. R. Stole on Prince Albert H R. H, the Queen.2 Prince Albert. Serjeant-at-Arms. The Sword of Serjeant-at-Arms. The Lord State The I-ord Steward. borne by ...
... nature of tbe tax. But this is now past thinking about. We are not sanguine as the extent of patience which may be expected from John Bull when he finds himself ' badgered,' whether by a local commission or an inspector of survey, through all the minutiae, ...
... gathered the sheaves into his barn, and who enjoys the produce. It on these grounds that thank Fox and Grattan for the bill of 1829 ; and Lord John Russell and Mr. Baring for all that is good Sir Robert Peel's budget. Effects of tlte Sugar Monopoly. ...
... Braunton ; | John Jeffries, his servant-boy ; and George Slocombe, laboure “3 were apprehended on Tuesday night, having |o0 carts in their possession a quantity of tobacco (ex- ceeding | ewt.) which they had taken from the wreck of the “John Lilly,’ on ...
... of the constancy and j which have been manifes fed by the European and j native forces. “ The superiority of hez Majesty’s arms has been estab- | ¥* lished by decisive victories on the scenes of former disasters, | PT the complete fiberation of her subjects ...
... extensive embezzlement, alleged to have taken place in the post-office, publicly investigated. The utmost interest was excited. John Leeming, a clerk attached to the de- distinct charges of embezzlement. partment of the dead letter office, was committed on ...