1ZBE .f lN, ;4 ?? IrRIAII OFT.J{1 ~ .INS jis O These proceedings commenced 4efdit thef Cburt of Peers on the 27th ilt., and'thiy are still going on. We have not space to give the examination of the witnesseb, ncr would it,jin fact, possess sufficient interest to com- pensaitefor
July 7, 1839 - The Charter - London, London, England
POOR LAW. P~ttvttor r. ~nYLa 'I Y.Ot Monday evening a Ittt~ ig f h pirsliitti5 f t.Maly, Lambeth, too li inetith Vf tiyhll 1.4rChi-rch~s"trit, -'to tatke into consideration twt lllsno beor th Ilose oif Commons relative to the tv ?? before tlilt Act, ando importantbuuuiness relati
July 7, 1839 - The Champion - London, London, England
EXECUTION OF' WILLIS- FOR THE MURDER OF SERGEANT.MAJOR SHEPPARD. The wretched m'an Willis, who was convicted of the murder of Sergeant-Major Sheppard, was executed on Thursday. Immediately after the sentence was delivered, the prisoner was conveyed to Maidstone, and ever since hi
July 7, 1839 - The Champion - London, London, England
CITY, SATURDAY EvstNiNG. We had no further foreign arrivals in the course of the day. The Budget speech of the Chancellor of the Exchequer has created no sensation as to the general state of the finances, but there is a certain degree of uneasiness felt that he will yet avail hi
the Britiah Mnaeutn. and •OMfiv rvcoiDinnMUu by most distinf uisbed Members of the Colleges judiciously chosen, are an invaluable acquisition to peraona whose eyes are defective, either accidentally, or by appliratlon studious raechamcal purwuu. Wmo weakneaa is caaaed by reading
July 7, 1839 - London Dispatch - London, London, England
ns an excellent stomachic this wine is strongly recommended the faculty. The greatest care is bestowed in the selection of the most superior articles of which made. Caution.—ln consequence of the many spnrous kinds sold their manufacture, E. and T. TAYLOR feel it due to the Publ
July 7, 1839 - Bell's Life in London and Sporting Chronicle - London, London, England
Proud of his bodily strength and agility, and anxious to display them, Henry VIII. once more gave a temporary fashion to military pastimes and violent corporeal exercises. Even after his accession to the throne, according to his biographer, Hale, he continued daily to’amuse hims
July 7, 1839 - Bell's New Weekly Messenger - London, London, England
TORY CABALS.—JAMAICA AND THE EDUCATION GRANT. Nothing comes amiss to the Tory Lords at the present juncture, provided it affords them the means of aiming a blow at " the resuscitated Minister." Ireland—Jamaica —the Education Grant,—are all God-sends to the party, and we regret t
July 7, 1839 - Weekly Chronicle (London) - London, London, England
TA TM RSA LL ; S.—Tnu RSDAY• Business was languid and unimportant, the only change of any moment being in the Goodwood Cup, for which Harkaway was backed at 3 to 1, and Deception at an aveiage of 11 to 2; the first movement is accounted for by the Cup race at Cheltenham, and the
July 7, 1839 - Weekly Chronicle (London) - London, London, England
calls himself Thomas Colvin Cooke, was brought before Mr. Alderman Lainson, charged with being a common cheat. The alderman recognised him as soon as he was placed at the bar as having been charged last week with victimising the landlord of the Harrow, on Primrose-hill, Salisbur
July 7, 1839 - The News (London) - London, London, England