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... the appointment ot the Duke of Wellington as First Lord of the Treasury, Mr. Goulburn as Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir John Beckett as Judge Advocate, Mr. Herries as Master of the Mint, and Lord Granville Somerset as a Lord of the Treasury. The Gazette ...
... Duchess ef Roxbiirgh and Majior O'Reilly, the Countesa San Antonio, Mrs. Fitzherbert, the Hon. Mrs. Herbert, the Hon. Mrs. St. John, Sir W. atid Lady Tierney, L:idy ()nslowUodlonel Fitzrlsrence, Colonel Farqbrhar, Lady Agnes Butler, Mr. Mas- tertio Ure, Sir ...
... the pleasure making honourable mention, has Inert successful every through his Collegiate course. Messrs. D. Ukniiv Hamblin, John Lekch, ami Uooeiit Loncfield, this City, have just matte cretlitalilecommencetnent their Junior Sophister year, hy to tlielr ...
... death of the Rev. Air. Boston. The Marquis of Graham has been promoted to the Colonelcv the Stirlingshire Militia. Captain John Wilson is appointed to the Tribune frigate, at Chatham, fitting for foreign service. Tite American Papers state that Lahorde’s ...
... subjects, and take the liberty of first calling the attention of the meeting the words reported to have bean need Mr. Peel and Sir John (now Lord Lyndhurel) on the question being brought forward last Seetiou. They demanded securities for the faith of Ireland ...
... than all the world is aware of. M Hew do you find yourself, Mrs. Judy? said aSt Bartholomew** surgeon, after taking off tha arm of an Irish basket woman“ How do 1 find myself? why, without antt, how the d—l else should find myself r wu Mrs. Judy*a reply ...
... or any individual professing his principles. The resolution, as amended in that form, was put and carried unanimously.—Grattan'sFreetnan's Journal. (From Grattah's Freeman's Journal. A -broken down constitution, says Sir Jonah Barrington, in his ...
... degradation. If Mr. Peel really distrusts the Catholic body, how can he reconcile it to himself to be accessary not only to arm the common soldier, but to make a Papist eligible to command the fleet or the army, and to deny to the Lord and the Commoner ...
... Sessions held Aberystwith, in arm for the county Cardigan, on Wednesday the lti.tii instant, Edward;-, of the parish T reedy; r. in the said county, was tried and convicted for uttering counterfeit coin to divers persons Cardigan market, the 22d ult. and adjudged ...
... passage, apply to the Master on hoard, west side King’s Drrck; or to Messrs. John Lea and Co.; Mr. John Sinclair; or WM. BELL, Broker, 1, King-street. For ANTIGUA, The CHRISTIAN, - John Chsistian, Master; ' copnered.—For freight, Ac. apply board, Queen’s Dock; ...
... as he and some of his friends were proceeding out of the town of Castlebar, where the election took place, a body of men, armed with atones, suddenly sprang upon a wall near the highway, and ailed his carriage throwing stones in great numbers at it; ihai ...
... supplied the shortest Notice, and on the most reasonable Terms. SOLD BY AUCTION, at tlie - House of Mr. Matthew Barraa, the Cardigan Arms, Woodchurch, on Wednesday, the Thirteenth Day Feb. ruary, 1828, between the Hours of Four and Six o'clock in the Afternoon ...