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... tor, and Heene, innkeeper John Barrick llauton and Thos. Fotherleyßelt, Kingaton-upon-Hull, brokers. Jii'- Lonsdale and Aorm. Lonsdale, Manchester, silk-warehousemen. David Evans, New Court, Lanwennog, Cardigan, grocer John Embrey ood, Shrewsbury, tanner ...
... Cradock, M. Milbank Canterbury Hon. W. Watson w, Lord Fordwich Cnrdff Lord J. P. Stuart Cardiganshire ••• Col. W. Powell Cardigan P. Pryse Carlisle Col. Lushington, P. 11. Howard a Carmarthenshire Hon. G. R. Trevor Carmarthen 7. Jones Carnarvonshire ...
... which a sailor was lying, who had lost his right arm close to the shoulder joint, and the following short dialogue passed between them. Nelson— Well} Jack, what's the matter with you? Sailor— Lost right arm, your honour. Nelson paused, looked down at his ...
... nobles taking flight. The reserve, or hindmost line, however, commanded by King John in person, still remained unbroken. Its numbers doubled those of the English army. John, imitating the enemy's mode of fighting, and desirous to cut ofl’ from himself ...
... aw in England and Wales; and the re-ap- pointmént df Justices Sir James Parke, ir J. B. Bosanquet, Sir,E. H. Alderson, Sir John Patteson, Knts. and H. J. Stephen, Esq. Sergeant at Law, as Commissioners for that purpose. There is no doubt that Ministers ...
... Palmerston W Cavendish 'nmhridgc Marquis Graham Colonel Trench ford Colonel Cradock M Milbank Hon W Cardiff— Lord P Stuart W Cardigan— P Pryse Carlisle Col H rmartheiishire Hon J R Trevor J C r iarvonshire C G : -narron O Goie Rising— Lord H Cholinondeler ...
... 000/. J. Alexander, Antrobus, Aid. Atkins, P. Ashburnham, John Ashurst, C. Arbuthnot, C. H. Batiley, Mat. Bell, Burrard, Lord Bingham, M. Beresford, John Bailie. I). Barclay, C. Barclay, John Geo. Bankes, Capt. Bastard, Sir J. Brydges, Lord Brecknock ...
... better this Morning. (Signed) HENRY HALFORD. MATTHEW JOHN TIERNEY.' T * Windsor Castle, .May 5. the King continues much the same. His Majesty has passed comiortable night. HENRY HALFORD. MATTHEW JOHN TIERNEY.' r ' Windsor Casile, May fi, 1830. jes tt ' ...
... N. Fazakerly, Sir R. C. Fergusson, Hen. R. Fitzgibbon, Hon. G. M. Fortescue, T. Fyler, R. Gordon, Sir J. Graham, J. Grattan, 11. Grattan, Sir W. Guise, D. W. Harvey, Sir R. Heron, W. F. Honey wood. Lord Howick, J. Hume, J. H. Hutchison, (Tip. peraiy), ...
... Drake, T. Duncombe, Lord Ebrington, C. Ellison, Lord Encombe, Lord Euston, John Fane, J. N. Fazakerley, Hon. G. Fortescue, R. Frankland, A. French, T. Fyler, Robt. Gordon, J. Grattan, R. Grant, Right Hon. C. Grant, Sir B. \V. Gui,se, J. J. Guest, D. XV. Harvey ...
... King Kdward 111. caused a solemn just to proclaimed to be held in that city for three days together, which John Loufikiu v Mayor ; John Barnes and John Bury, the Sheriffs, with their brethren the Aldermen, to the number of 21, as challengers, were to bold ...
... measure was taken forward the expedition. All other works had been spended. ‘Two ships of the line and six frigates were be armed, and would be ready to sail from ‘Toulon the end of April. A great number of transports, righted in the southern ports for ...