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... wrote two cheques on Messrs. Stone and Co., bankers, Lombard-street, and signed them John Ruston Hay. The prisoner said that was the family name, and he was the Hon. Lord John Hay. The prisoner was allowed to take the goods away, as his story was credited ...
... thought Sir G. Grey had been altogether unsuccessful in his attempt to defend Sir John Bowring; he regretted that the Government did not repudiate the acts of Sir John and his coofficials, and at once recall them; he had heard, he said, no reason assigned ...
... —Sir John R. Carnac, Bart. (late member), Mr. A. Mackinnon, Mr. Johnstone (L), J. Curling (L), W. Peacock (C), Sir G. F. Duckett (L); Mr. Hutchins retires. LYNN REGIS.—Lord Stanley (C), John Henry Gurney (L C), (late members). MACCLESFIELD. — John Brocklehurst ...
... characterised the proceedings. Mr. Dallas, the American Minister, was also present. Lady John Russell entered the hall a little before twelve o'clock, leaning upon the arm of the Lord Mayor, and was amommodated with a seat on the right of the hustings. Her ...
... Mr. Romaine, who so greatly distinguished himself while connected with the Crimean army. We have to record the death of Mr. John M`Gregor, who until a few weeks since was member for Glasgow, and whose name became of late so familiar to the public in connexion ...
... NAVAL BRIGADE EMPLOYED ON SHORE.)—Commanders Henry James Raby, John Bythesea ( Baltic), Hugh Talbot Burgoyne; Lieutenants Charles Davis Lucas (Baltic), William Nathan Wright Hewett; Mr. John Roberts, gunner ; Mr. Joseph Kel !away, boatswain ; Mr. Henry ...
... officer, or a militiaman of large property, hut no military experience) asks the Earl of Cardigan to take wine with him, Smith is extremely familiar; but supposing Cardigan 8 45 Smith to take wine with him, then the Earl is prodt‘ giously condescending. THE ...
... of Plus. Lord and Lady John Russell returned to Pem broke Lodge, a few days since, from a tour of visits. Count Persiguy left Inverness on Friday morning, and proceeded to Achnacarry House, on a visit to Lord Malinesbury. Prince Adalbert of Prussia arrived ...
... M.A., incumbent of St. Botolph, Aldersgate. The Gazette announces that the Hon. Mr. Talbot has been appointed Serjeant-at-Arms to the House of Lords, in the place of Colonel Perceval, deceased. The King of Naples has been loosing his polico on some ...
... Venerable John Williams, Archdeacon of Cardigan, at his residence at Busheyheath, after a long and severe illness. The Archdeacon was born in 1792. at Ystradmeirig, in Cardiganshire, and educated in his boyhood by his father, the Rev. John Williams, vicar ...
... is a ()Te mistake to allow imagination to make * Sermons by the Rev. H. Grattan Guinness, with a Sketch of his Life and Ministry. By the Rev. W. Urwiei, D.D., Dublin. London: John Rqbertson, 3 Grafton-street; James isbet and Co. ...
... Miss E. Carter, of Deal. PETTY SESSIONS, Monday.—Before the Mayor ; George Hughes, S. Pritchard, and John Iguiden, Esqrs. John Townsend. 26, and John Crawley 18, soldiers belonging to the 23rd Depot, stationed at Walmer, were charged—the former with ...