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... Gotha, Knight !/the Most Noble Order of the Garter, was, by com- of her Majesty, introduced into the Privy the Right Hon. Lord John Russell, one her Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State (in the absence of the Lord President of the Council) his Royal Highness ...
... Hon. W. S. Bournef Aylesbury—Lord Nugent, W. Rickford Banbury—Hon. A Legge Barnstaple—F. Hodgson, H. Alexander* Bath —Lord John Thynne, Lord Brecknockf Beaumaris —Sir R. Williams Bedfordshire—Colonel P. Macqueen.t Marquis Tavistock Bedford—Lord G. Rusell ...
... Cader Idris Mountains, and >ours its waters in the spacious Bay of Cardigan. The High Grounds command extensive and varied irospects, embracing fine views of the Vale and Bay Cardigan and the Lofty Hills. The Home Scenery includes the Summit of Cader ...
... Dealer, July us, 19. to. at the Mackworth Arms Inn, Swanfea. Solicitor, Mr. Williani •wanfea. • (Illizabeth) f Pilkington. Lancathfre. Dealer, July 22 . 2 5• • at the Star lon, Mancheller. Soliclier, Mr. John Walker. _ _ • • NT (iames) late of Liverpool ...
... offences, and designating the par- ties who should be allowed to sit or stand near the Throne dur- ing the trial of the Earl of Cardigan.—The report was agreed to, and the house adjourned until Monday. Housz or Commons, Friday.—The Speaker took the chair at ...
... one bearing the arms of her Royal Highness the Princess Royal, in a lozenge, with supporters, and surmounted by her Royal Hi, ness’s coro- ne~; the others having the arms of her ajesty and Prince Albert embossed. Over the coats of arms were three cherubs ...
... unprovided tor :_Mr. Rice, Viscount Althorp, Sir Robt, PeeJ, Air. Hume, Sir John Johnstone, Mr. Goulburn, Mr. C%- teis. Mr. Francis Baring, Mr. Williams Wynn, Sir George PhiHipps, Sir John Wrottesley, Viscount Stormoru, Colonel Davies, Colonei Stowell, Mr. Frankland ...
... tront of the other traver facing t ury. Amongst the oceupantes of the larg ® 'y were, the son In other of the told of Jadab,” John, Archbisgop of Tuam. parts of the court were the Countess of Donoughmore Ledy Peonetather, Lady Frances Gordon, Lady Anne Wyone ...
... supersedeag has been issued from the Hanaper Office to remove from the Commission of the Peace for and Queen's County, Dr. Grattan, who hed presided at the recent meeting of the confederates in the Musie Hall.— Evening Post Initsh Encumperep Estates Commission ...
... argued the• neceflity of the meafure. Tn the courfe of his addrefs, his Lordfhip was exceedingly fevere on the condudt of Mr. Grattan, and he pointedly alluded to the interference of certain Peers, whom he termed the Confidate, in promoting petitions from ...
... most turgid oration, by declaring * that the said magistracy ought to receive some signal of the Lord Lieutenant’s favour,’—John Egan who was lather mellow, and sitting behind him, jocularly whispered, and be whipped at the cart’s tail > And whipped at ...
... Mackeson, now in political charge with the Commander-in-Chief, hadreplicd that he could not enter into any terms with rebels in arms.—The citadel of Attock, under Lieutenant Herbert, still held out; and CapHin Abbott continued to maintain himself in the ...