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... 23d OAober. Major General Dickens found it much ttronger than it had been reprefented, and was therefore obliged to proceed regular approaches. A breach having been effeAed about the middle of November, Major- General Dickens attempted to take the place ...
... Lordship’s-wother-was Amelia, daughter of William, second Eiarl of Harrington, by Lady Caroline E'it/.roy, eldest daughter Charles, sicoad Duke of Grafton.—He had been the last five years very had state of health, bat had Imcn much better for\ome time previous ...
... fury she has injured herself, and brought her robberies lo end. Astonished Pilots will iu future exclaim, tliev approach her walls—The freedom of navigation secured forever by the arms Louis. The navy Charles the Tenth docs not seem quite qualified revive ...
... Cavalry, Captain, vice Parker, who exchanges. 38th ditto—Assistant-Surgeon Charles Clarke Hughes AT. I)., from the 14th Light Dragoons, to Assistant-Sur- 61 ditto—Captain Charles Wallett, from half-pay COth Foot, to lie Captain, vice Edward Alallett, who ...
... Thursday, Jeremiah Sullivan was found guilty of the murder of Charles M'Carthy, at lieerhaven. James Sullivan was acquitted of the same charge. Maurice Dineen, for assault and highway robbery of Johanna Ready, was executed the coanty gaol on Saturday, pursuant ...
... to a Lieutenant-Colonelcy, and three to a Majority in the 87th Fuzileers :—Lieutenant-Colonels Lord Charles Fitzroy, and Strcatfield; Majors Lord Charles Wellesley, Gammell and Bowes—of which number only two appear stationary at presen —viz., Lieut.- Colonel ...
... Mr. Ardill, Captain Holden a S MasIO, Esq., were appointed chapel wardens. David Mabony, Esq., of Upper Mount-street, and Charles Verner, Esq., of Lower Mount-street, were appointed chapel wardens for the Chapel of Saint Stephen%'. i The Hon. T. F. Butler ...
... city of Dublin a gentleingtoit. His dismissal of that antiquated mime, man not very creditably known as politician, and Sir Charles Vernon, who ventured upon a caricature only cclobrated for his panacea against Hooping imitation of the venerable viceroy ...
... Sergeant The Thames and ita Tri- Talfourd, M.P. butaries, by Charles Mackay, IX. An Evening Walk, by J. A. Wade. V. Richelieu, or the Fox and X. Conclusion of Oliver the Geese. Twist, by Charles Dickens, I VINCENT EDEN, or the OXONIAN. Comprising : The Freshman’s ...
... of Tuscany. VIII. Sonnet by Sergeant Talfourd, M P. IX. An Evening Walk, by J. A. Wade. X. Con elusion Oliver Twist, Charles Dickens, Esq. I. the OXONIAN. rising : Rev. Burnaby Birch’s sudden Appearance among the Revellers. Oxford at Midnight. ** No man ...
... An Evening Walk, by J. A Wade. IX. Conclusion of Oliver Twist, by Charles Dickens, Esq, Parisian Sabbath. 11. Human Lile, by Mrs. Torre Holme. [V. The Thames and its Tri- butaries, Charles Mac- kay, Esq. V. Richelieu, or the Fox and the Geese. XI. VINCENT ...
... George Bramble, Alexander Robinson, Joshua Calvert, Charles Talbot, William Browne, Richard Austin, George Cutler, William Telford, George Sherwood, Wm. Orpen, John Quinlan, John Parker, William Cary, Charles Hall, Wm. Cooper, and Edward Hall, overseers of ...