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... &e., and onl the look-out for the Royal Stiuadlron ; osie of them to be off St. Ann's Iea(1, and lead the yacht througis Cardigan Bay, to the entranlc 'of the Straits. If it should be night, she is to burn a blue-light overy tell snissstes. Every precaution ...
... Albert’s Hussars without, to his recollection, hating ever made objection to. or preferred complaint against, any part of Cardigan's hehauour towards you while yon were serving under h.s orders in that regiment, and the further circumstance of period having ...
... those in arms should allowed serve the iroops of King Joseph, or retire, and live peaceably, on delivering their arms. The inhabitants then submitted, and the French the city where they found 2ti3 pieces of cannon, aud a large quantity arms, ammunition ...
... WEDNESDAY, April 25. —The second reading the Altoruics Solicitors Hill was postponed for a week. hnbery at Eleetuma /3i//.—Sir John Fakington moved Unit the house should go into committee this bill. Colonel SiBTIIOKP opposed the motion. All the hills which ...
... Winter.— Rule nisi granted. EXTRAORDINART DISCLOSURES IN LOW GAMBLING Lira.— At Middlesex Sessions— John Bruce. James Gray. John Hancock, Charles Pitcher, John Burt, and Francis Chapman, were indicted for illegally keeping a common gaming house, in St. James's ...
... accomplish that object by force of arms. The debate was ultimately adjourned till this day i three months. DIs-, F. French then moved that the House resolve t itself into committee on the Waste Lands (Ireland) Bill. Sir John IWelsh opposed the motion, and ...
... twice a week excellent soup is distributed to all who choose to apply.— Stamford Mercury. The Earl of Cardigan and Lord Hill. — The Earl of Cardigan is the last person that has any right to make complaint of the conduct of the officers under his command ...
... Diligent march has been made for in the i Queen's Palace (he attendants; but hitherto without success. John Key, Esq. citizeiand stationer, and John Lett, Esq. citiien and goldsmith, on Monday paid their fines of a£4ob || and 20 marks each, with (he usual ...
... soundness. He fully agreed with him, that education should be widely extended, and on the principle laid down in the letter Mr. Grattan. He did not hesitate to say that the work of education in Ireland, once seriously begun, its completion would not be long ...
... Thursday, Sept. 22, the lady of John Long, esq., of Baynton House, of a son. Married, on the 20th instant, at St. George's, Hanover-square, Frederick Shello, esq., of Hallham Hill, to Frances Maria, eldest daughter of ?? late John li._r_l_.il, esq., of J. ...
... Lufra left. The British aquadioa waf l-inY a ! Vonrna. *r*«*B *i PORTSMOUTH SHiP^ING.- A RR , VfeD _ Mary, Philips, from Cardigan.- Olive Branch. n uvva r,i from Liver pool. -Troy, (Jelert, from Barfleur _Feli' city. Underwood from Lrmenck. -Lufra, Frankly ...
... their meetings might be turned to glorious account before the night was out (cheers and cries of Pikes, pikes! To arms, to arms !) They had been most brutally treated the other evening by the police. He trusted that none of them would unnecessarily ...