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... trimmed with silver. The Esquires of the Marquess were Lord John Bcresford, Sir Charles Kent, Mr. Mark Whyte, Captain Lumney, Captain Lewis Ricardo, Mr. Maidstone, and Mr. J. W. Bcresford—and the ministrels were an Irish Piper and har|>rr. Sir Charles ...
... .-.The 'Cry toast was drunk amidst hearty cheering. hy The Chairman having proposed the health of Lord hey Maidstone, wasy Lord Maidstone returned thanks. After afewiprefaitory for remrkhe again repeated what he had stated at Leeds, eel- that lfie ...
... Upper Glouccstcr-strcet. attorney-at-law. William Cufl’e Burton, late Duwsou-street, gem Thomas Hussey, late of AstonVquay, boot and dm, maker. Godfrey O’Rorke, late of Sligo, grocer, chandler and boiler. John Taupany, late of Great Brunsw ick-street, ...
... Dick, d.m’t open any mnre oyster* with razors. —New Monthly Alajazine *• \Vli-n a I’* X fin tleinaii ...
... was created the op- ! were Lord John BcresCord, Sir Charles Kent, Mr. Mark byte, pcarancc at intervals of characters in fancy, and in some in- Captain Lumley, Captain Lewis Bo ard ', Mr. Maidstone, and stances,rather grotesque eostmne. There were sable clad ...
... SEIZURE FOR CHURCH RATES. (prom the si n. ) bo Sold by Auction, some Auctioneer yet unknown, Saturday, May 23, 1835, at die Golden Lion Yard, College Yard, St. Mary’s, Manchester, excellent Bay or*© and Harness, worth Fifty Hounds, seized F>r Church Rates ...
... Lieutenant T. Smith, Waterloo offirer. ha* stitceeded Mr Puruford «> barrack uniter Clinibain. Lieol. Colonel Habingloo. from Maidstone. Lieulenaut Forester iu charge ot FurliLau-streot, and itegeutspark barracks. . Lieut Yen. 4th r.-gitnenl. t» Aide-desCamp ...
... black and white, trimmed with sliver. Tim h” l , rcre Lord John Reresford, Sirf diaries Kent, Mr. Mark W livte.Capt. Lnnilev, Captain Lewis Ricardo, Mr. Maidstone, and Mr. J. . the minstrels were Irish |.iper ami harper. Sir Charles Lamb wore a lovely ...
... fai-e as it malignant, that the Monarch exhausts his resources in the purchase jewels and gold plate, in the disregaid of golden opinions. With respect to the debts the Duke ol York, retain 100 lively and grateful a sense j of the many inestimable benefits ...
... James Dunne, set up property its place, and that such a man Dora Esq . 11. Kearney, Esq . Ballinakill, county Kildare. 11. ; Maidstone should be ,ta D \ i , c,. . I* • Matthew O’Don- Garnet who brought forward a charge against me, tna i .oscpi. oc-, .sq., ...
... Jamaica, and in last month's mortality announced arc the names of Haly, Blake and Stares. Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Kent and Princess Victoria continue to sojourn at Ramsgate, and will so for toother month to come ; they take their daily rides ...
... parisons, &c. of Blue and White. Page, Page, Lord J. Beuesford. Mark White, Esq. Esquire, The Banner, Esquire, Sir Charles Kent, Borne L. Ricardo, Esq. Man Arms. Retainers. The Knight of the Black Lion. Viscount Aufobd. Groom. In Suit of polished Steel ...