... Churchill, Jobnfon, N.it, Hayley, Allen, Joim Mawbey, Dr. Wilton, Baldy, Smith, Lowry, Dayrell, Riodes, Crempton, Webh, Staveley, Crawdon, Greea, Martyn, Lycett, Watts, )aceb, Moore, Saxby. [he Lordmayor received excules from upwards of thirty Members ...

... divifion among the friends to the people. Sir Watkin Lewes fpoke to the fame effcét, and both re. ceived great applaufe, Myr. Staveley moved thanks to Stephen Sayre and William Les, Efqrs. which was carried aimost unanimoufly. The thanks were ordered to be ...

... Crawford. • Miss Mary Biahopp ( Ballvnafie), Miss Mary Ann Crosby. Miss Rihhy, Miss Jane Hutton, ‘Miss Hughes, Miss Agness Staveley, and Black ham. Joy’s Entry, ‘2oth Dccemher, IBlfi. Those marked thus (• distinguished themselves for their proficiency in ...

... thereip, William Sherbrooke, Esq.’s carriage, closed, Co'. Wildman’s carriage, containin; .&c pall-bearers, Messrs. Edward Staveley, Alfred Thos Fellows, }onuhn Dunn, Charles Heyywood Homer, James Fellows, and Benwell Smith. A Chaise, with .amrl. H. M. ...

... the b. p. to be Lieut vice Roger Duke, who exchanges. Royal Staff Corps—Capt B. Jackson, from the h. p. to be Capt. vice W. Staveley, who Ceylon Regiment—Lieut. F. Dempsey, from b. p. 81st, to be Lieut, vice Woodhouse, whose appointment has not taken place ...

... Shaw.—B. C. H. M‘Farland, (Colerain), j’ Marshall, Jas. Anderson. —9. A. Bankhead, J. Neill, (Seaforde) —10. J. Gulley, E. Staveley.—ll. J. Pollock, R. Orr, ( Money car ragh, Garvagh).—l2. VV. Mewart, W. Owens, A. M‘Kibbin.—l3. J. M‘Kibbin, W. Gilmore.—l4 ...

... Esq. er’aad q 6haries Rasseii. Esq. andG. H. Veraoo. Esq. Richmond, Sir R. Dundas and the Hon. J. C. Dundas. Rinon, J. K. Staveley and J. Crompton, Esqrs. Rochester, Ralph Bernal and Joha Milk, Esqrs. Sa„ dw ich 's U T. Troabridge and J. Marryatt Esq. ...

... Child On Sunday afternoon, the 17th April, a child, about three years old, strayed away from the house of its father, John Staveley, who resides at the head of Dent Vale. It was missed about four o’clock, and was supposed to have followed a sister, who ...

... H. Simeon. Sir R. G. Briggs R. Hutt, W. Spry. S. T, Briscoe J. I. Ingham. R. Stanley, £. J. Brocklehurst, J. Jervis, J.’ Staveley, J. K. Brothertoo, J. Kemp, T. R. Strickland, Sir G. Buckingham, J. S. Kennedy, J. Strutt, E. Buller, C. King, E. B. Talmash ...

... hair of the into a kind of wool.— St. John's Travels in the Valley of the Nile. Singular Attachment —An old jrentlennn, Mr. Staveley, now living at Clifton, near this city, at present an object of great interest, account of the very singular companion by ...

... residing in that township. Th bird, every morning'about five o'clock', 'comes from its own do- micile near the Marquee, 'to-Mr. 'Staveley's residence, and by its cackling noise calls the old gentlema'n up. It then accompanies him in all his rambles daring the ...

... at which the vessel was, with all her stores, &c. disposed of. MR. STAVELEY AND iiis GoosE.-Our readers have not forgotten the siugelar attachment displayed by a goose for Mr. Staveley, of Clifton, which we noticed some weeks since. Last week Mr. S. vent ...