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... MAJESTIES, accompanied by the PRINCESSES AUGUSTA and ELIZABETH, arrived at Buckingham-house, attended by the Countess of CARDIGAN and Lady C. WALDEGR AVE. The KING held a Council at :theQueen's House, a't which were present His Royal Highness the Duke ...
... what the House already knew of the meritori- ous services of the army in Egypt, and the laurels reaped there by the British arms, under the auspicas and gallant exertions of the brave and justly la- mented General Abercromby,- they would most chearfully ...
... Memier of Parliament for Weymouth. On Welinefday died, in Wimpole-ltreet,.Mr, John Dobbins, in the 70th year of his age. ' On Thurfday died, in Little Pulteney-ftreet, Mr. John Frears, in the 39th year of hisoage. D. L. The Country Girl, with The Defertes ...
... Arrived, Alfred armed vessel Lieu’. Perkins Commander, with the fallowing vessels under her convoy from Wales laden with coals. Peudower, ; Minerva, Fosse; Mary, Howe; BiOihers, Dalton ; migaret, Hicks; Countess Mexlrorough, Hernanian; John, Bond; Union ...
... apply Mr. Darnel Williams, Attorney at Law, Abcryftwuh. HEREFORDSHIRE. FREEHOLD PREMISES. TO SOLD BY AUCTION, BY JOHN BROWNE, At the Kings-Arms Inn, in the borough i.eommltcr, dome time the month, (if not difpofed the mean time by Private Contiafct), of ...
... white ostrich feathers. *^'* ** , meed ear-rings and necklaces. Her Ladyship looked beau- tifully. «._.-— »m COUNTESS OF CARDIGAN, . In her dress displayed a degree of elegance., well suited to the season, and her Ladyship's geod taste. The petticoat ...
... Prefersatlen of Health. Addreffed to the Officers of the Regiment, and dedicated to the Matter General and Board of Oedema. By JOHN ROLLO, M.D. Surgeon-Owe. reel Royal Artillery, Re. London : Primed for J. Mairman (fuceelfor to Mr. Dilly) Naas, In the Pookry ...
... the stories of plots and conspiracies were continued, and the conspirators were said, not indeed to be in open arms, but intending to arm, and to prepare uniforms for their array, though not single musquet, or a single unitorm, was discoj vered in support ...
... Lieutenant William Skelton to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Sharpe, promoted. Volunteer:. Captain John Buchanan to be Major- Conimandant. Clarencr, or Cardigan Polunteers. David Davies, Gent. to be Adjutant. Cbristebureb Volunteers. Lieutenant Arthur Quartley ...
... -~T. Pridham, gent, to first It, ' —Captain John Buchanan be \ l r Cardigan volunteers.—David Da» v Vju^eers. —Lieut. Arthur Quartley St) who resigns. Second lieuts. Wlj'‘ ,l' to be first lieuts. 0, Unieers.—John Shopland, gent, to t ?combe. It, v)!, —Lieut ...
... of Paiiiament will finally settled. The ami PRtNcessis, on their arriving in i ivi-n, paid a morning visit to the Countess Cardigan, in Upper Grosvener.sltect, Their Roya. Highnesses the Prince of Waiis, the Duke York, Prince Adoiphus, and Lady a Finch ...
... of the STADTHoLDER but in what form, is still a secret. Frorri Portvgal are new details of the dixtslers of the Portuguese arms, and the progress of the Spanish invasion ; but Elves is still gallantly dended. The Spanish conquest is less rapid than we ...