... 9. The Lord Chamberlain of his Majesty's Household as appointed John Beaumont, Esq., Gentleman Usher of his Majesty's Most Hon. Privy Chamber in Ordinary, in the room of Captain Henry John Hatton, R.N., deceased. St. James's Palace, April 12. The King ...

... P. Jackson, Serjeant Wakley, T. MAJORITY—NOES. Adam, Sir C. Gordon, R. Philips, M. Agnew, Sir A. Grattan, J. Phillipps, C. H. Andover, Viscount Grattan, H. Plum ptre, J. P. A ngerstein, J. Grey, Sir G. Potter, R. Anson, Hon. Colonel Hall, B. Power, J ...

... - Three battalions of 900 men each Three companies of guides Two of gens-d'armes CORPS OF OBSERVATION NEAR PAMPLONA. Two battalions of 900 men each One company of gens-d'armes and Custom-house officers Total of the Navarre division 11,6.50 TOTAL OF THE ...

... for which she sat to Hans Holbein, and the only one she ever did sit for. It was among the treasures of the late Colonel Johnes, of Hafod, and brought by him, with other valuable pictures, to Langsto . ne, in this county ; after his death it was in the ...

... for which she sat to Hans Holbein, and the only one she ever did sit for. It was among the treasures of the late Colonel Johnes, of Hafod, and brought by. him, with other valuable pictures, to Langstone, in this cennty ; after his death it was in the ...

... to gaol. _ BURGLARY AND ATTACKING FOR ARMS.—John Curran, Garrett Browne, and Daniel Littleton, were indicted for attacking the dwelling-house of James Curtin, near Liscarroll, firing shots therein, and demanding arms. William Curtin (a shrewd intelligent ...

... Sir A. Gillon, W. D. Plumptre, J. P. Alston, R. Gordon,R.(Cricklade)Potter, R. Angerstein, John Gra' tam, Rt Hon Sin; Poulter, J. S. Attwood, Thomas Grattan, H. (Meath)Powerd. Barclay, D. Grimston, Lord `iris. Price, S. G. (Sand- Barclay, C. Hall, Benjamin ...

... attending here. This is too bad. The mischief of Mr. H. Grattan, observe, is still greater—because upon ballots there can be no pairing, it being quite uncertain who shall be drawn ; for example—Grattan (Henry) was drawn on O'Dwyer's committee—Lefroy was ...

... could, Mr. Sergeant-at-Arms ! meaning that Mr. Sergeant-at-Arms should usher in the messengers with the usual ceremony. Mr. Howard, fancying, in the confusion of the moment, that the Speaker was calling on the Sergeant -at-Arms to take him into custody ...

... could, Mr. Sergeant -et-Arms'! meaning that Mr. Sergeant-at-Arms should usher in the mes• sepgers with the usual ceremony. Mr. Howard, fancying, in the confusion of the moment, that the Speaker was calling on the Sergeant•at•Arms to take him into custody ...

... important crisis. Amongst the gentlemen present were, Richard Lalor Sheil, Esq , M. P.; H. Grattan, Esq., M. P.; Serjeant ‘Voulfe, M. P.; Leland Crosth waite, John Power, David R. Pigot, O'Gorman Mahon, M. Walsh, Lawrence Finn, M. R. Sausse, M. W. Savage ...

... Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards, is Morse, and not Moore. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Cardigan. Royal Cardigan Militia (Rilles).—Lieutenant H. T. Davies to be Captain, vice Phillips, promoted, June 24. Crown-office, July 1. ...