... marines slightly. Killed. 2 seamen, drummer royal matin os I nrivatp royal marines. Wounded ; Commander 1) Hastings klightl*; Mr. John Davies, master, I- I ,i’v >lr. Primsoll, assistant surgenn, slight!) - I-’lr Henry Boys, midshipman, sliglnly 1 seaman, I buy ...

... warrant has been issued tbe Lords Justices, appointing the Right Hon, A.lt. Blake, Sir Wm. Somerville, M.P. John Young, Esq., M.P. R.W. Green, Esq. and John O’Ferrall, Esq. to revise the under which moneys are raised grand jury presentments. Mr. Mathew's Ladv ...

... her .Majesty uoon her first visit to Windsor after her accouchement. Her Majesty alighted, entered the Castle, leaning Ihe arm of the Prince, and ascended the steps with her usual buoy, anev. the carriage which followed next the Quocn’e but ene, wore ...

... tiie minds repeat it to their wives and families—they would have the repeal if they were worthy of it. had not stood with Grattan hy the cradle of Irish independence, hut had seen her liberties inhearsed, and have the more glorious ta*d; of sounding the ...

... departed Prelate lightly resting on the shoulder oi subordinate figure, representing— Onr own loved island of sorrow the right arm is extended—the graceful curvature of the neck, and the heavenward devotion of the animated and beseeching countenance, make ...

... once permission played.** Major Oaorße Slack, 24;h R*> jjm»-nt, a di(Uinguith«U T*U»ran,wlio was woniidcl at nn.l lost his arm al Orllic*, retired from art v« »»*rvicp upon lull pay liis rm k, u-'d: r ilih late Uoyal warrant, lie i» Bnot )pr gallant aeterno ...

... alter the other went along this rope ami landed on the pier. At this moment the vessel went over, and an active >oung men, John ivison, son of Thomas Davison, harbour muster, was forced over board the main boom, and drowned. Fearful account i«, though ...

... which 0 stated an indictment had been found against the Earl Cardigan at the last October sessions, for J* • ine at Mr. I larvev Tuvkctt. with talent to kill do him some grievous bodily I,arm. Mr. Jo’phus. who appeared counsel for the noble earl, prayed ...

... and w hieli »»Uo slated'. j rt«. u n hav# heard llu* ore now here fur the purpose of electing a director the room of M r. John who has retired. There ie but one candid it* fid the situation ; I will, tln refore, i hi» the vote. u Jv yoar pleasure, gentle- ...

... veriest refuse has risin materially. Lieutenant Colonel the Hon. Gordon Douglas and fasoily have leave to evsutna the name arme Pennant, trout hi® taiher-in-Uvr, Carnarvon, who left hin. a large properly. Mr. Pennant worth perional property, and 80,0001 ...

... and from latter gentleman alone received 17s. the name his employer. llcnlsoslA tempted to obtain •J,!'*' 1 pieces from Mr. John Gtccnwoo l, agent, of Manchester, hut did not succeed. •efenee, was stated that the prisoner had a cla*n» of two lUousand pounds ...

... aad Holland, rode masters the Channel ; but Ireland remained faithful to the British crown —raised, at her own charge, and armed her teers, and off the dismemberment of t»io British Empire Europe. that junctmt acquired free trade —our Parliament sprung ...