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... rious situation. ( Loud cries of hear ! hear ! from the Op- position Benches.) We had, including our Navy, near 800,000 men in arms, and our whole nation was hardened into an impenetrable mass which would resist the attack of any enemy. He concluded by moving ...
... ?? ?? Post. I uP Right Hon. H. Grattan and Mr. R. *V shaw, » c two Mt * mbers for the Cit y of ll Dublin, are to be delegated to present the ■^ .J, t he King, praying for a repeal of the Union, and a restoration of the Parha- Ireland- ?? m^ty, under his ...
... Sicilian Majesty has instituted a third class of the Order of Ferdinand and Merit, and has caused it to be intimated to Sir John Stuart, with a request that he will particularize all the individuals of ?? army, who may distinguish themselves against the ...
... attended, vir. Samuel Bishop, Esq. and George Bagsttr, Esq. Ci.r.mon Jut or: .-—Robert Maynarel, Tl* nry Perkins, Thomas Ritson, John Seabreiok, David Miller, William I.oti'.laie, Jehu Rotten, Walter Roe, Richard Bolton, and fiiin Nunn. James Fallon, late a ...
... Saxmundham, John Flatt Diss, Jabez Waller Soham, Joseph Finch East lien-holt, Jas Revans Stowm rkc*, Everet & Son Eye*, I homas Wayth Stradbtook, John Bryant Ely, Jesse Claxton Sudbury, John King and ramlingham, Chas. Lee Robert Frost Gazely, John Wilson | ...
... of recovery. General Graham, in a letter to Mr. Grattan, says—■ “Bushe behaved heroically—he was dangerously wounded, but is doing well.” Colonel Bushe was in the whole the ever-to-be-lamented Sir John Moore’s campaign, in which he underwent the greatest ...
... the occupation of Mr. John Wade, de-ceased. The Trees will be marked, and. catalopues ready for delivery on the Saturday preceding the sale. VALUABLE FARMS, ' æWith' Posses-ion at Michaelmas ne-ct; To be SOLD by AUCTION, By JOHN KING, At the Gollen Lion ...
... or of Mir. We.ve, ofj LtowuiatO1' ESSPEXESA , WITH11 POSSESSIo\' at MI1CH'AELMAS NEXT. TlO be SOLD) by AUCTION, Attls~h~r y JOHN KING, A ' June, ThmIn fstcEs on Tuestdav, the 11th y ot'jile 181, a TwIveo'clock at Neon~, (unless soaiir disposed of by Privlite ...
... Salisbury K. O. iscouut Dupcannon, Earl Temple, Viscount Tiscount Bulkclvi Lord Braybtooko. Tr. The Marquis ot Buckingham. Sir John C. Turner, S. B. Morland, Ksq. M. I/vrd 15raj brook e. Win. Fracd, M. P. AND HFTKE-N DIHECTOKS. Managing Director —.1. T. L->i| ...
... amis, Officers saluting, and the Bands playing God save the King. A third cannon fired, and the line shouldered, supported arms, and remained steady. His Royal Highness proceeded^ to the right of the line, and from the right of the lirst line to the left ...
... vards. is an tuicomnion fine si'ht. Thliev aie .0 I I I niing rit'un1 the body in two places, and reeved by a rope to the yard arm of the transport, and by hous- ing round the yard, the horse is over the hold, tb f Avenues to whieh are open, auni letdown ...
... opeoed ob the Arrow, killed one man, wounded another very badly, with the loss of a leg and an arm ; the Commander, Lieut. Knight, who had before lost an arm in the service, i is again severely wounded. The following is an extract of a letter from an Officer ...