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... Coull, the room of Mr. John Grant, deceased. Ilis Royal the |’rincc* Regent ha! also been pleased, ‘tiafne bnd on the behalf Majesty, James W'olfe Murray, the office of J 6rthe Court Admiralty Scotland, vacantj hy,-the.,,.death of John Burnett, Esq. • • ...
... is described in the indictment ns Richard Henry John Beaumont M‘Gumming,while the only name proved is Major M‘Gumming. The Crown cannot recal witness to prove names, and lam borne out by Lord Cardigan’s case. Hero it is— Captain Smith was recalled, and ...
... from St. John's. RAMSGATE, Oct. 21.—The Mercurius, Ilavinga, from Amsterdam to Surinam, struck on the Kentish Knock this morning, and is breaking up. Crew and passengers saved, but the master could not be prevailed upon to leave the wreck. CARDIGAN( ' Oct ...
... respect to Lord Cardigan. lie thought that it was the duty of the Secretary at War to make some explanations upon a subject which had so much ex- cited and irritated the public mind. When he saw such conduct on the part of Lord Cardigan as prevented officers ...
... Lieut. Colonel Paget, Coldstream Guards, on his promotion, by Colonel Waltor. Captain John W. Reynolds, Ilth Light Dragoons, en his promotion, by Colonel the Earl of Cardigan. Lieut. Cathcart, 10th Hussars, by Sir A. Brooke. Lieut. Reginald Brett, Bombay Artillery ...
... —after this speech of the Earl of Cardigan had become the public conversation of Brighton, and had been repeated publicly to Captain Reynolds, in the mess-room, as being so, Captain Reynolds applied to the Earl of Cardigan, to be allowed to contradict the ...
... immediately, before they can re. cruit, and get a further supply of arms. I beg the liberty of farther remarking that the whole of the volunteers, as well as the La Colle militia, have been under arms since this day week, and up day and night, and I fear they ...
... Anion, Colonel Anion. Cord Ann«f, T C Arms!rone. Sir A Arundel, Earl Bagshawe. J Bsinei, M T Baring, Sir F T Barron, Sir II Bass, T Fagan,W Ferguson, Col Ferguson. Sir R Fitzpatrick, J W Fiiawilllam.HnG Foley,John H Forster. M -AYES, 114. Langston, J Romilljr* ...
... Foot ; Lieutenant Meredith Jon:7l . V. pay Royal Weggen Train ; Lieutenant William Grattan. half. pay Sitth Foot Surgeon Robert beaver, kalf•pay 534 Foote Ensign John Word, half.pay 97th Foot ; Lieutenant Pbillp Richardson Peck. half.pay 4th Foot ; Captain ...
... Esq., M.P.; £,q., M.P.; Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P.; rpath' M.l'. ; General Cockburne; Dominick . John Burke, Bart,; Otway Cave, L* ( 'i i'Hodires; Messrs. Wolft’e, Pigott, E. Hudson, t‘ OI l Crostlnvaito, Michael Walsh, John Power, tin. ‘f jihea [, lnr, ...
... freedom of election should be interfered with, the people would have recourse to arms in defece of their liberties, when the King immediately retorted, “If the people take arms, I will order the troops to call them to their senses?’ We cannot trust ourselves ...
... Leaf, Mr. U. Petre, Lieutenant Kir, Mr. J. C. Donellan, M. 1)., Earl of Essex, Mr. Mowbray, Sir John Rennie, Mr. Acheson St. George, Mr. William Hankey, Mr. John Norroys, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Pennefather, Mr. Otway, Mr. William Pitt Adams, H.M. Charge d’Affaires* ...