... with local subsidiary boards, for the regulation of wages and the protection of their trade; also petitions from Samuel Case, Thomas Robinson, and James Boardman,.retail brewers, at Bayswater and Paddington, praying to be placed on the same footing as the ...

... Douglas, by the Duke of Hamilton. Earl of Lincoln, by the Duke of Newcastle. Lord Elibank, by the Marquis of Queensberry. Mr. Thomas Derinzy, Deputy-Lieutenant, by Mr. Robert S. Carew, M.P. - - - Hon. J. Oliphant Murray, by his brother, Lord Elibank. Capt ...

... Veteran talion, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice W. B. Boss, placed half-pay. Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Captain William Thomas! Thinne, from the 86th Regiment of Foot, to be Captain, viol Lyon, who exchanges; Troop-Serjeant-Major Joseph Reilly be Cornet ...

... with the usual ceremonies, when his Majesty was pleased to them with the insignia of Knights Grand Crosses. Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Harvey was introduced to the King by Sir Wm. Woods and Sir H. Nicholas, when the King was pleased to confer the honour of ...

... d, Worcester. Count A. N. de Champemont. Right Honourables Charles Grant, Robert Grant, P. Thomson. Honourables—Mr. Pitt, Thomas Dundas, J. King, Captain Cust, Mr. Howard, Charles Shore. Sirs—P. Grey Egerton, Edward Kerrison, Alexander Duff Gordon, H ...

... Rodd, Sir E. Codrington, Curzon, Generals—Sir Moore Disney, O'Loghlin, Davy, Anderson, Need, Sir Thomas Bradford, Sir Robert Dundas, Sir J. Smith, Sir Thomas Dallas, Chowne, Sir C. Doyle Brooke, White, Sir George Elder, Sir J. Straton, Sharpe, M. P.,'Buller ...

... national or poli. Heal character, and appears to have had its origin in the uncivilised state of the natives, and the fool-hardiness of the gentleman who less unfortunately been injured. That individual been in the habit of maintaining that a know ledge ...

... COURT CIRCULAR. His Majesty gave audience yesterday to the Hanoverian nister, Lord Holland, and Sir Thomas Hardy. The Duke of Orleans arrived in town soon after three o'ci° yesterday afternoon from his visit to Liverpool and Manchest' The Duchess of Kent ...

... Daniel Gurney, Burlton Burnett, Pulman, R. Moorsom, Thomas rairfax, Vivian, Benjamin Oliviera, S. R. Jarvis, J. H. Telhot, M.P., C. A. Walker, Turnbull, Gibson, Ferrer, Plants, Thoma s Lewin, Morgan Thomas, Hood, Gordon, Townley, Baron Osten, Masterton Ure ...

... Evoy, J. Dunness, Temple Frere, John Humfrey. Sirs—Robert Fitz Wygram, John Gerard, Thomas Gooch, Thomas Dyke A eland, George Henry Rose, J. Deas Thomson, K.C.H., Thomas Phillipps, Bart., R. Campbell, Francis Vincent, Charles Scudamore, Charles Grey, Charles ...

... William Thor°ld, New Inn Hall, Grand Compounder; Robert 'Williams, Oriel, Grand Compounder; Louis Evans, Oriel; Thomas Price Jones, New Inn ; Thomas Forster Barrow, St. Alban Hall ; George Woods, George Stephen Woodgate, Robert Lowe, Charles F. Fisher, John ...

... Macintosh might be fallible; but Bynckemboecks must be right. A venturous man might attempt a reply to Sir James ; but who so fool-hardy as to try a fall with 13ynckenshoecks ? It was not lom7 before a gentleman, well 'known at that time by the name of George ...