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... prescribed by the Catholic Relief Bill, and his seat as Member for the County of Clare. The Hon. Member seated himself the third row of the opposite side of the House, and exactly opposite to Mr. Peel. Several other Members took the oaths and their seats. New ...
... Thomas William READER, Dartford, Kent, brewers, Feb. 12, 19, March 19.—Messrs. Richardson and Talbot, Bedford-row. RICARDS (Richard), Redman’s-row, Mile.end, and Billingsgale-mnrket, fish-salesmqn, Feb. 12, 19, March 19. —Messrs. Soiiih and Co. Cuo|ier's-bull ...
... after the mur. der of Hemming. Borne lime after the parson was shot, old Taylor was taken upend put gaol from what mao named Rowe had said of money being offered for the murder of Mr. Parker. The Captain and Miss Bankes were greatly frightened about this ...
... Newcastle-upon- Tyne.—Messrs. Donkin and Stable, Newcusile-npou. Tyne; Messrs. Heggisou and Pringle, King's road, Bedford-row, Loudon. SMITH (Jose Rat It bone). Bone-hill, Staffordshire, calicoprinter, Feb. 22, 23, March 23, Warren Bnlkeley Arms Inn ...
... in the 64th year of her age, Mrs. Sarah Davis, Hnrseley-fiel4. On the lllh instant, aged 73, Mrs. Mary Whilehonie, Piper’s-row. On the 15llt instant, Mr. James Ward, of Slafford-street, grocer and olteeiemonger. On the 3d instant, at the house nf her ...
... March 13, 26, Congdon’s Royal Subscriptiun-rooms, Exeter.—Mr. Furlong, Norlherahay, Exeter; Messrs. Adlinglon and Co. Bedford-row, London. WILLIAMS (David), Brecon, Breconshire, shopkeeper, Feh. 25, 26, March 26, White Lion Inn, •..road-street, Bristol.—Messrs ...
... haberdashers, Feb. 16,26, March 26.—Solicitor; Mr. Davies, Devonsliire-square, Bisbopsgaie-slreel. DICKSON (Isaac), Cooper’s.row, Tower-hill, wine merehant, Feb. 19, 26, March 26.—Messrs. Hodgsau and Burton, Salisbury-street, Strand. EDWARDS (William), ...
... and tliote wliyuareAny Claim are requetted to fnrniali the laid Mr. Joiis Coy villi Particulart. No. 5, Jenningt'-Row, Bpribolomew-Row, ) 24th December, 1839. , UNIVERSAL DICTIONARY OF THE LATIN LANGUAGE. la two eery large rolumet, royal 4ta. price 61 ...
... and Chapman, in. lend meet on MONDAY, the EIGHTH Day of MARCH next, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, attlie ROYAL HOTEL, in TEMPLE.ROW, in in the County of Warwick, Order to make a BtrideW of the Estate and Effects of the said Baukrupff where the Credi ors, who ...
... question has since addressed the following letter to the Rev. W. Dalton, whose reply is subjoined;— M Feb. 17,1830. St. Mary’s-row, Walsall. M Rev. Sir,—l ran now positively assert that the lectures which it was announced the Rev. F. Martyn would deliver ...
... Thistle Inn, Newcastle-tipon.Tyoe.—Messrs. Brockelt and Newcastle-upon-Tyne Messrs. Meggison and Pringle, King's-road, Bedford-row, London. HORNER (Robert), Thoruton-in-the-Clay, Yorkshire, nursery and seedsman, March 11, 12, A|-ril 2, Kimberley's Hotel, ...
... r, Dealer and Chapman, intend to meet on MONDAY, the EIGHTH Day of MARCH next, at Twelve o’clock at ROYAL HOTEL, in TEMPLE.ROW, in in the County of Warwick, in Order make vllivUlend of the Ealate and Eifecla of the aaid Bankrupt, and where the Credi ora ...