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... againt John Taylor, the fruiterer, for persisting in placing goods and packages in front of his shop. That he had measured the ground near Mr Clark’s and Mr. Sharp’s shops for market room ; that he saw no objection to Mr. Fry’s house in Russell Street ...
... consisting of gentlemen connected with the weekly newspapers and of newsvenders, on Tuesday the 9th inst. waited on Lord John Russell, by appointment, for the purpose of soliciting his Lordship and the Government to give the new arrangements adopted by ...
... the names of trustees, viz., Joseph lume, Esq,, M.P.; Right Hon. E. Gladstone, M.P.; Lord John Russell, M.P.; Sir James Graham, M.P.; Viscount Hardinge; and John Masterton, Esq.; or any three of them. Tue Post-Orrice PersecuTioN.=~The following circular—the ...
... the advantages of the best medical aid. Lokp Jons RusserL anp RerorM.—The clubs have been startled by a rumour that lLord John Russe!l is preparing a bill for the extension of the franchise and other electoral improvements, which will be introduced as soon ...
... 13 in number. Their names were — Robert Catesby, Robert Winter, Thomas Percy, John Wright, Christopher Wright, Everard Digby, Knight, Ambrose Rookwood, Francis Tresham, John Grant, Robert Keys, Guy Fawkes and Bate, servants of Catesby. Of these, five only ...
... Pope. Tt was addressed to a gentleman in this city :— s Doyr’ilng_Strfe[, Oct. 28, 1850, +* Sir,—~l am directed by Lord John Russell to inform you, in answer to your question whether a list of Romaan Catholie prelates, contained in a newspaper, is correct ...
... 2 Thbe Highway Committee’s report having been read* it was resolved that & copy of the part relating to Windmill Laue and Russel Street, be seat to Mr. Jawes Fry, with the woanimous decision of the Board that they will not take to any of the private streets ...
... abolition of the Reman Catholie hierarchy in the sister conntry. We have further reason to believe, (hat though some of Lord John Russell’s colleagues were in the first instance opposed to the coutemplated measuie, they have now given way, regarding it ar the ...
... and Russell Streets, now in the occupations of Mr. Thomas Shears and others, together with the Outbuildings, Yard, and Garden; the whole Site consisting of 601 square yards. And also all those Two valuable Pieces of BUILDING LAND, Fronting Russell Street ...
... and Russell Streets, now in the occupations of Mr. Thomas Shears and others, together with the Outbuildings, Yard, and Garden; the whole Site consisting of 601 square yards. And also all those Two valuable Pieces of BUILDING LAND, Fronting Russell Street ...
... read a second time, ~ Lord John Russell wished to know whether Mr. Baillic intended to brin;i on his motion respecting the misgovernment of Ceylon on the 25th, of .m he had given notice ? Mr. Baillie complained that Lord John should attempt toimpede the ...
... Archers, Glasgow Archers, Glasgow St. Mungo Archers, Heath Common Archers, Hull Archers, John O’Gaut’s Bowmen, Irving Toxopholites,, South Saxon Archers, St. John's Oxford Archers, Thirsk Bowmen, Royal Toxopholite Society, West Berks Archers, West Norfolk ...