... Lady Somerville, Lord Sandys, Lady Vivian, Lord and Lady Vaux, Lady Dungarvon, Sir John B. and Lady Cave and Miss Cave. Lady M. Gage, Sir F. and Lady Goodricke, Sir John Buvoir, Sir R. Brownrigg, Sir A. Chichester, Sir M. and Lady Ferquiiar, Lady H. Ferrers ...

... —Lawrence Thos. Brown, innkeeper, Newent, Gloucestershire.—John Berry, banker, Liverpool.—Thomas Barnard, merchant, Devon.—Radford Potts, wool broker, Leeds.—James Dicksou, dra|>er, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. —John Hicklin, printer, Nottingham.—Henry Smith, winc-mcrcbani ...

... not know, But my servant avoided all questions; | passed the barrier at a moderate pace; the gea-d’armes looked earnestly at us, but the presenting of arms gave Lavalette the opportunit of covering his tace m re- When we . got through the turning the salute ...

... forty-two A numerous and distinguished have hee Priests’ orders. ayton Manor. the Freier to spend the Christmas holidays at Lady John Russell was safely delivered on af @ son and heir. bon The 26th. 4)et. and 40th hace hean under orders to return home. They ...

... learning, piety, and unblemished character, being combined him with commanding vigour of mind. Again Lord Cardigan.—The report that Lord Cardigan, the officer in command the I Ith Hussars, had ordered Captain Reynolds, the senior captain the regiment, ...

... gone and lie (Mr O'Connell) defied any one to prove the contrary. retorted unon the disciples John Knox the loul doctrines attributed to the Catho lies. John Knox was accessary before the fact to two murders and had stated his writings that faith was not ...

... complied with the order to deliver up their arms, a further proclamation had been issued stating that on the morning of the 15th military patrols, with transport waggons, would appear in the streets, and that all the arms which have been given away at every house ...

... Jobn C. Severn h Gatton tee John V. Shelley 4, John T.. Hope 4 Germain, St. Sir Henry Charles Ross Glamorganshire. C. R. M. Talbot Gloucestershire -- Ld. R.-E. H. Somerset, Sir-B. W. Guise rloucesler City Col. Edw. Webb, John Philpotts / ee M. J. Cholmeley ...

... evening. The speakers were Mr. Dillon Browne, Mr. William Roche, Mr. Lucas, Mr. Hardy, Mr. H. Grattan, Mr. lycfrov, Mr. Mr. West, Lord Morpeth, Sir Jas. Graham, Sir John Hobhouse, and Sir Robt. Peel—Lord J. Russell replied; after which his motion for lesve to ...

... Phane was gilt by- John Augustile Foulder, November 27th, J7 (.Etat) years. P.S. Wrotethis with the point t bis Phane. On another paper is, John Foulder, sen., wrote this with the pen in November, and the third pieco we read *' John Gallington, November ...

... L. Corry, (County). . — Grattan, — Ho , Lord C. Hamilton* Waterford Barron, Thos. Wyse* (County) Sir R . Nagle, M. L. Chapman Wexford (County). J. Maker*, Power* Wexford > A. Walker Wicklow (County) .. R. Howard, J. Grattan Youghall.. J. O'Connell ...

... only surviving child of lbs laic John Bennett, Kaq., of Oxford Jan. 2lsl, at the Abbey Charcb, Great Malvern, the Rev John Wright. Vk-ar. Mr Thomas Ibbeivui Piatt, of Evesham, Elizabeth Mary, youngest daughter of Mr. John Mason, of Jan. 21*1, at Little ...