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... Barnewall. Mr Fitzwilliam Hume, of Hume Wood, Colonel Alien, and Mr James Grattan. To the left of the Chairman sat Lord Rossiuore, Plerse, Mr Ponsonby, and Henry Grattan ; Sir John Burke, Bart., Sir Thomas Esmond, Bart.. Sir Charles Morgan. Sir F. \)•Donnell ...
... Cabrrets; and ‘Cardigan to daw. justice to morrow.* seems the paraphrase of if at the Horse Guard*. The promissory note, l-owe*er, would seem to confess that something had been w.tnling before, anti perhaps Lord Hill feels that Lord Cardigan has rea to complain ...
... Justice Clerk, was dcsirfd withdraw. John Grins, Acting Collector, Custom-house, Leitb, received tilt cloth, produced ill Court, from John Campbell, VV. Brown, and D. Adamson, which he l!-. to the warehouseman, John llenderson, next juoruing, who deponed ...
... of her age, Mrs Janet Douglas, relict Simon Eraser of Ford, W.S. Edinburgh, John Felles, late Session-clerk, aged seventy-six years. At Dunfermline, on the Blh inst , Dr John Spence, M.D. surgeon in the royal navy. At Canonmills, the 11th inst., Mr Alexander ...
... F.Y a peiiiioii from the mannf.icturer. , file arms liirmmgharn, against certain reign enlistment bill. , , , .„ - , Baking wished to kmw why it was it every s.. j Kurope was allowed Li) supply lire arms and ships I '' ' reautml tin tit, «1..e th, i1 ...
... company with several tunes on the violin, which were played with great taste. In Drury Lane Theatre on Thursday night Lord Cardigan was again recognized, and discord took the place of music for the remainder of the evening. The ice has almost disappeared ...
... Stewart, Sir John Orde, W. E. Lockhart, Esq. Duncan Campbell, E.-,q. A'u.m Thos. Creevy, Esq P. W. Baker, Esq. A. H. Eyre, Esq. Lord Guernsey, Sir Mark Wood, Sir R. Peel, P.. Williams, Esq, i/r,ces. | Sir P. Murray, Bart d ’'x' » Mr Grattan presented the ...
... 2. MINISTERIALISTS. MayoBrahazon and Browne KildareO Ferrall and Archhold GalwayMartin and Codkin Wicklow C. Grattan and Howard Limerick C.Fifzgihbon and OâBrien CorkBeamish and Callaghan Carlow C.Vigors and Yatesââll. The election ...
... say that Mr S. Crawford, Mr Grote, Mr Lefroy, Mr Richards, Mr Wysc. Praed, Lord Ebrington, Mr 11. Twiss, Gisborne, Mr 11. Grattan, Lord Sandon, and Shell severally addressed the House. The latter gentleman remarked on the use which had been made of his ...
... of the Bengal army, and for some years Especial Judge of the province of .Morha, in that island. At Glenluce, Ihe 17th inst, John McCracken. late surveyor of laxes for the county of Wlgton. ,° .â th , On the 22nd October, of typhus fever. Charlotte. ...
... the following anecdote I can myself attest, having been present on the occasion. Several years ago woman was indicted at Cardigan for the murder of a natural child (not her own) committed to her care by its father, a profligate clergyman. It was proved ...
... MARRIAGES. At Edinburgh, on the 13th instant, John Robinson Forster. Esq* of Tugal Hall, Northumberland, to Mary Campbell, younge*t daughter of the late John Campbell of Kilberry. At Glasgow, on the sth instant, John Power. Esq., son of the late Patrick Power ...