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... statu that the friends of Lord John Browne the one hand, and Colonel Higgins on the other, are actively canvassing the county. The gnat body the Roman Catholic clergy sum determined ever to oppose the latter; but Lord John Browne's address, holding forth ...
... the Queen Oude, a disdtm was placed on bar brow, necklace of lapis lazuli lound I,or neck, and circlets of amber round her arms and legs. \ number of amulets were also attached to the covering in which the body was enveloped. The bill before the Frauen ...
... reason, putting the adrantage of courtesy on one side, the Tiait to Cherbourg will not time wasted. for the real meaning of the armed port and fortresses—in foot, the Sebastopol Cherbourg —wo must look not the official Moniteur, but to the fiery, xealous, ...
... continues tranquil in the interior. The total number of arms up to April 2 exceeds a million. There have already been surrendered 473 cannons, 128,844 other fire-arms, 402,889 swords, and 667,724 arms of other kinds. From the Punjacb we leant that in consequence ...
... that made a spade twice as dear in France as in England. It was, no doubt, to meet this fear of some deep trick on the part of John Bull that the Emperor inserted the clauses by which we bind ourselves not to impose an export duty on coal and iron. These ...
... active part in superintending the arrangements.), Lord Mello, Mr. Sidney Herbert. Sir ise Lacy Beans, Lord Comberlucre, Lord Cardigan, Colonel North, Colonel Knox, M.P. Front some cause or other, Her Majesty did not arrive with her usual punctuality, it being ...
... It is proposed to construct a line of railway from the intended Manchester and Milford Railway, near Newcastle-Emivn, to Cardigan, Newport, Fishguard, and Milford. The line would be forty miles in length, and cost out £lO.OOO per mile. The students of ...
... Ifeadisat Patriot, and saying that if Kr. Grattan smarted quiet of of such a nature, he would have so resign to mitt:at the sod of tie ass ion.' The galleries vs* with who was alb, playful, suer de, mad vehement. Grattan felt that he bad loot the people. He ...
... arteries in the region of the heart. John, Lord Campbell, Lord High Chancellor, was the second and youngest son of the Rev. Dr. George Campbell (fifty-four years minister of Cupar), and Magdalena, only daughter of Mr. John Flidlyburton, of Fodderatiee. He ...
... twenty-one lives from the following veaselai—Brig Trial, of Poole; smack Merrion Lase, of Aberystwith; smack Lion, of Cardigan; smack John and James ' of Chest r, and other wrecks. During the past mo th the Institution bad sent two new lifeboats to Dublin ...
... this meeting, therefore, regards all attempts tc afford assistance or support to the Southern Confederacy, by supplying ships, arms, or money, as an offence against morality, and worthy of indignant reprobation; and calls upon her Majesty's ministers to frustrate ...
... to the pleasure of a visit by his politeness and his ex, planation?. • The Battle of Balaklava and the Earl of Cardigan. — The Earl el Cardigan has re-opened the whole question of his conduct at the battle of Ba In tho Court of Queen's Bench on Thursday ...