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... Harry Parcs Edward Bullock, Pldlip William Mure, John Wood, Christ Ch,—John Cneales, Edward Elton, Arthur Rowlandson, (Hulme’s Exhibitioner) John Huyahe, (Holme's Exhibitioner) Brasennose coll. —Rev. John Harding, Bailiel roil. —Rev. Edward Jones, Jesus ...
... Lindsay, SI. P. Cockerell, Esq. Charles Littledale, Ksq, Thomas Dorrien, Esq. Henry Littledale, Esq. 'Diouias Uorrien, jnn. Esq. John Peiirse, Ksq. M. P. Charles Bell Ford, Ksq. Brice Pearse, Esq. William Hamilton, E«i. Trotter, Esq. Edward Harman, Esq. Joshi’A ...
... should move that the pay of soldiers lie increased. After few words from Mr. Sergeant Onslow, .Mr. 11. Marti*, and Lord John Russell, the House divided— for the amendment, 45 ; against it, ; majority, 2'J. The bill was then read a third time, and passed ...
... Jones, St. John’s coll. —Rev. John (Rive, Wad ham coll. —Rev. George Robert Paulson, Baliol coll. BacMors Arts. —Richard Maurice Bonner, Esq. Christ Ch. —Thomas Middleton, St. Edmund Hall—William Robertson, Demy of Magdalen coll.—Benjamin John Harfison ...
... Birmingham Edward Neale, Atherstoue Charles Harris Akester John Bosworth, Coventry ■ S. D. Armstrong, Ditto Messrs.Sheldon and Ge0rge,.. Stratford-on-Avon Mr. Thomas Tidmaa, Warwick John Russell, Leamington Stephen Reynolds,.;.. Rugby And ibrthe-ooiuity ...
... gentlemen were electee Fellows of Exeter college :—Mr. John Griffith Cole* Commoner of that society, and Mr. John Bramston, B.A. of Oriel college.—On the same day the Rev.lhos. Finlow, MJ and the Rev. Charles John Hume, B.A. were admitted acßd Fellows; the Rev ...
... detected near Rome, from whose manufactory many cabinets in different parts of Europe, have been supplied with antii/uities. John Kinson, alias Brazier, aged 21, charged with uttering counterfeit coih, was apprehended last week by one of our police officers ...
... KEY to the CIPHERING-BOOKS, Nos. 1, 2, and 3s. short SYSTEM of PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC. Rohert Khajter, .MatheuiaticaiTcachcr.Russel-htniscAcadeniy, Lewisham. 2s. fid. WALKINGAME’s TUTOR’S ASSISTANT; a new and Improved edition; containing variety of Exercises ...
... Court, at eleven.—Sir John Ladd (commonly John Ladd) late of Cornhill, watch-maker and jeweller; Com. Court, ten.—li. Baines, Canterbury, • bookseller, stationer, and printer; Com. Court, at twelve.— H. Wood, James Wood, and John Wood, of Chandos-street ...
... taking »«ay with them about ss. in copper, pair snuffers, and few other trifling articles. •\ bill preferred our sessions Mr. Russell, bookseller, Moor-street, against Joseph Hunter, the Commissiouars' servant, for turning him out the meeting of Bisnufacturers ...
... Carter, Cardale, Pet, ; Marin. Terrington, Lath.; Geo. John Brookes, Pemb. ; S. S. S. Clare.; Ti? mas C. Tliornton, Clare ; John Husband Magd.; John u.* Iyer, Clare ; Wm. Collett, Sid.; John U. Magems, St. Joh.; Richard Earle, St. Joh.; Charles W. Henning ...
... concluded Tuesday afternoon ; the following prisoners were tried;? John Tuylnr (aged (16,) was convicted of stealing five handkerchiefs, three half-crowns, &c., from the cottage of John Uredon, Martin Hussingtree, labourer, in the day time, no person being ...