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... to the beautiful Lady Mary Brudenell, i'aur.h daughter ef the Earl of Cardigan. The lovely bride was given away by her brnher-in- law, Earl Howe, the ill-health of Lord Cardigan not permitting his attendance Bt the ceremony, which was most impressively ...
... Bart, of Conduit-street; and Gades- bridgo, Hertfordshire, to Catherine, daughter of the late John Jones, Esq. of Derv Ormoud, Cardigan, shire ; and sister of John .Jones, Esq. of Portland- place. * .'uly . r >, at Kensington, James Maloolmson, Esq. to Leorgiana ...
... violently bombastic and ridiculous articles. Of this kind is the one complained of. Mr, Grattan is not the registered proprietor of the paper, but it is in the name of a John Doe, a gardener of his, to takeaway all responsibility from himself. While speaking ...
... a vessel. The greatest confusion prevails in OportO itself. General Stubbs has called out all persons capable of taking up arms— the English residents have put their jami]ies and properties on board the ittteeh in the har- bour, and are preparing to quit ...
... dispute between Grattan and Flood, that the declaration suggested hy the latter was not adopted. If it had, it would for ever have precluded the Act of Union. This, how- ever, must be considered as the only mistake in the life of Grattan, and was the only ...
... alarmed, as he had net come to do him any injury, but only to b«rron- his arms, which ho assured him he w.mjd return M after the winter. The party, liaving taken whatever arms they found in the house, departed Without committing any further outrage. ...
... ' w Dawson, A. Maberly, John X a J,V_?S'hn ' Easthope. J. Maberly, Colonel Wood, J ...
... Rainbow Tavern, Edinburgh. SCOTT, John, West Kingston, near Glasgow, merchant, Nov. 3, 17, at the Black.Bull Inn, Glasgow. URQUHART, Simon, Aberdeen, clothier, Nov. 7, 21, at the Court-hout-e, Aberdeen. WATERS, John, Edinburgh, Flesher, Nov. 3, 17, at ...
... neighbour. She was unconscious that any thing had befallen the deceased, and thought she was sleep- ing. On taking the child in her arms to return the shawl she harrowed, to her surprise she observed froth issuing from its nostrils, and upon its cheek the resem- ...
... aggrandise- ment of Russia, and she could not tamely look on in the present conjuncture. We are inclined to think that her arming in such force as 130,000 men upon the frontiers of Turkey will be another reason, in addition to those we alleged yesterday ...
... Leicester, l*uiph Thomson. Chas. P. BarinK, Francis Mar-hall, John Waithman, Aid. Bcntinc*., I.d. Geo. Maberly, John War bur ton, Henry Bright, Henry Maberly , Wm. L. Wood, Aid. Burdett, Sir F. Martin, John Wood, Charlei Cave, Otway Monck, J. Bl Vrvvan, Sir R ...
... called on to take the test. Lord John Russell said, he did not expect to hear such a doctrine from grave au authority. Mr. James Grattan presented a petition praying the introduction ofthe poor laws into Ireland. Sir John Newport thought their introduction ...