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... Newland, half-pay Royal Artillery. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the county of Cardigan. Herbert Vaughan, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. John Lewes, Esq. to be ditto. Matthew Davies, Esq. to be ditto. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant ...
... Rev. C. Barlee, 1L.L.8 rector of Fritton.—At Ux. bridge, Mr. John Smiih, banker, one of the Society of Friends.—Mr. R, Rogerson, 44. of Wycombe.—Mr. R. Hunt, 80, of Wycombe.— Anne, wife of John Newman, Esq. of Aylesbury.—Catharine, wife of Francis Parrott ...
... -Lieutenants of Counties : Norfolk.—lsaac Preston, Esq. (1., John L ewes , E sq ., M a tthew Cardigan.—Herbert Vaughan, Esq Davies, Esq. Oxford.—The Hon. Montague Lord N Willoughby, Bart., and John Leclimere,orreys, Sir Henry Pollard York.—Henry Percy Pulleine ...
... the Hotel, and of Mr. Firth, Land Agent, Macclesfield ; the great Hotels, Buxton and Matlock ; the War- ren Arms, Stoskport; the Bridgewator Arms, and the Printer of the Manchester Paper ; the Waterloo Hotel, Liverpool ; York House, Bath ; Plough Hotel ...
... O'Shauglineesy people to give up their arms, &c. The Dean asked and l sE Dean x . e alant e B). , all had done nothing to provoke his it li o the peop he induced, by any thing they h people could whether give up their arms, w t!if,Peopie.e butnGOD forgive the ...
... Turning the Tables; and The Ice Witch. THEATRE ROYAL, cOVENT-GARDEN. THIS EVENING will be performed the Tragedy of KING JOHN. King John, Mr. Warde •, Hubert, Mr. G. Bennett; Faulconbridge, Mr.C. Kemble ; Queen Elinor, Mrs. Vining; The Lady Constanee, Miss ...
... 30; John Kelly, 22; Samna. 1 26; base Mason, 23; Thomas !feeble. 17; Joseph /C lirra P ik lt 3ustavus Adolphus Frederick Ellis, 23 ; Wm. Cliford, N; Francis Coy. lit; Geotge Lansdale, 20; John Hemel, SO; Edward Mullett. 22 ; Wm. Allen, 21; and John Thompson ...
... desire to please, ge.. d nerally occasion a misinterpretation of, the motives of the in. ividal, and this has occurred to Lord John Russell. It was extremely unadvised on the part of his Lordship to make- the communication which he,did on Tuesday night, as ...
... sudden irruption into Lithuania, where the peasants received him with open arms. The insurrection, it is said, has already extended towards Minsk, and the people have meowed the arms which had been taken from them. Grodno and several other places are in full ...
... on so sudden a notice. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said that the Gallant General appeared to have misunderstood Iris (Lord John Russell's) statement. 'Whers tire Gallant General moved his instruction to the Comnmiltte, he (Lord John Russell) would submit to the ...
... Lord Bishop of Benjamin Harrison, Esq. Ri-k. ?? r i j John Hinxinan, Esq. •heb H , C -* l ** o « f pe. Rev. Wm. eGco. Hylton Jolliffe P^h MP * 'scount Mor- , John David Kohler, Esq. 'flii v ' : John L.abouc.here. Esq. *.rtin.r»-cV 7° l. enley - William ...
... would not lay down their arms until be (I/ird A.) did something for them. Air. S. and he had, however, spent a day and a night in endea. vouring to get up the arms. They partly succeeded; and, with the help of Ood, trusted all the arms would be eventually ...