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... in a fair way of recovery. General in a,, letter Mr. Grattan, says — Bushe behaved heroically—he was dangerously wounded, but is doing well. Colonel Bushe'Was 'in the ever-to-be-lamented Sir John Moore's campaign, in which he underwent the greatest ...
... 3d Guards, ot ‘MARRIAGES—At St. James’s, Westminster, the lion. John Perceval, eldest son of laird Aden, to the Hon. Lady Elizabeth Anne Brudeneli, eldest daughter of the Earl of Cardigan.—; Ed.nburgh, Francis Birmingham, Esq. brother of Edward jaird Athenry ...
... were present at tbe grand review on Sunday, and, according to their description, Mack's army, at the moment of their grounding arms before Buonaparte at Ulm, could not have felt more desponding than did the National Guard on that occasion.—So far from enthusiasm ...
... liugton-strcet ; John Barney, Esq. Southampton and of Mr. Hermon, Conduit-street, Bond-street, where a plan . the Estate may seen. Particulars may also be had. the Dolphins, Southampton ; Swan, Alresford ; George, Winchester; King's Arms, Bagshot; Hush ...
... Burlington-street ; John Barney, Esq. Southampton ; and Mr. Hcrinou, Conduit-street, Bond-street, where plan of the Estate may seeu. Particulars may also be hod the Dolphins, Southampton Swan, Alresford ; George, Winchester ; King's Arms, Bagshot; Bush, Staines ...
... submitted to his Royal Highness military arrangement, ill consequence the death Lord Cardigan. Earl Harcourt to Governor Windsor Castle, lv the room the Earl of Cardigan, deceased. General Charles Craufurd, to be Governor the Military College, Marlow ...
... Holt Lodge, .-.italogr.es, with condition', sale, may be had also Mr. Moore, Keeper the saij Torcst; the White Lion, Ki:igs Arms, Godalming Swan, Alton; lien and Chickens, Frwyie White Hart, Place of Sale ;- and at the Auctioneers, Farnham. ■■ ■ ■■'!»■;■ ...
... Saturday committed the town of Cardigan. Thomas Morris, butcher, having had a quarrel with tbe wife of bis hrotlicr, John Morris, John remonstrated with him on the subject, upon which be, with large knife, wounded him tbe face. John, as the only means self-defence ...
... the latter are supposed mortal. Admiral Sir John Borlase Warren arrived Portsmouth the Swiftsure, Lloyd, from Bermuda ; having been rpbeved the command the Halifax station . Rear Admiral Sawyer, whom Sir John left * Bermuda on the ult. General Brownrigg ...
... Admiralty Session, of being found on board an American | privateer, in arms against this country., according to his sentence, at Execution Dock. At the last Quarter Sessions for count v o' Cardigan, the recognizance of Rev. Herbert, clerk, entered info the mng:- ...
... splendour and glory, shall not be conquered; which ,i ly bat made many sacrifices for its independence ; which carried its arms amongst its enemies, but to ensure libation of Europe; and which associates its destinth that hero, whose posterity will, at ...
... India) sa.led with a convoy for England, consisting of the LadyCarrington, Lord Castlcreagh, Grenvdle, Union, Arm, andCamperdown. The Royal Cardigan Militia marched from Hilsea Portchester on Monday last. The East Kent (one company not yet arrived) and the ...