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... and after that of Ker, and also bear the arms of Cockburn. WAR-OFFICE, May 7. 17th Regiment of Foot—Captain George Macdonald, from the 68th Foot. to be Captain, vice Graham, who exchanges. titith Foot—Captain John Blood to be Major, by purchase, vice Pringle ...
... IRELAND. DUB.IN, MONDXY, MAY 27.-At the sitting of the Court of King's Bench thls morning, John Walsh, one of the Vice-Pre- uldents of the Trades' Union, who was found guilty on Monday week of uttering a seditious speech at a meeting of that body, was ...
... that in defence of many of the sentiments: of that speech he might refer to the eloquent effusions eft. Ponsonby, Pluinket, Grattan, anti some distinguished who now ornamented the Bench in Ireland. As soon as M. Walsh had concluded his address, Mr. Justice ...
... with ditto ; Ann and Betsey. Thcmas, from Cardigan, with tin ; Mary Ann Eliza, Rotheram, from Aberavon, with ditto ; Lydia, Baynon, from Shoreham, with dint. -- Off the port—The C. R. C., from Messina ; Sir John Beresford, from lontreal and Quebec; Hannah ...
... IRELAND Dublin, Monday, May 27.— At the sitting of the Court of King's Bench this morning John Walsh, one of the V ice- Presidents of the Trades Union, who was found guilty on Monday week of uttering a seditious speech at a meeting of that body, was brought ...
... Lincoln ; John Dixon Clark, William Cartwright, William Henry Syne Carr, it • H James Hewitt, Hon. Richard Ed w ard Suttees, Univers_y on. Cavendish Boyle , Hon. William Henry Dewnay, Frank George Hopwood, Christ Chute John h • Dean Drake, John Drake, George ...
... Assistant-Surgeon, vice Marsden, deceased. COMMISSION signed by the Loid Lieutenant of the County of Cardigan. Royal Cardiganshire Militia—Captain John Phillipps Allen Lloyd Phillipps to be Major, vice Lewis, resigned. COMMISSIONS signed by the Lord Lieutenant ...
... Fitzgerald, T. Ebrington, Visct. Rolfe, R. M. Fitzsimon, C. Evans, VV. Romilly, J. Fitzsimon, N. Evans, Colonel Romilly, E. Grattan, H. Ewart, \V. Russell, Lord !. Howard, R. Fenton, Captain L. Russell, VV. C. Jephson, C. D. O, Ferguson,Gen.Sirß. Sanford ...
... LINDSAY ; loading in the West India ? ori' s weli • This relgittorn'ann Ship has very superior accommodation for passened and armed, and carries an experienced Surgeon.— to 4 8 : a g e aPPIy to Capt. LINDSAY, at the Jerusalem t Co u tree : refisTRVIA Ilt ...
... after died. His brother John, who belonged to the same division, orbs also stabbed, but not mortally. Std. Rook, of the C division, was also wounded, and Redwood, another policeman, was stabbed through the thick part of his left arm. Shortly after the cry ...
... Orleans; Juno, Russell, from Nassau; HecU, Allen, and Margaret, Sutherland, from Savannah ■ .'°' from Palermo ; John, Roberts, trom St. M.chael s John Pirie, Wilson, from Carthagena; Mersey, Boyce, from Lisbon.— Ofi port the Plato, from New Orleans. Mir ford ...
... after died. His brother John, who belonged to the same division, was also stabbed, but not mortally. Seri. Rook, of the C division, was atm wounded, and Redwood, another policeman, was stabbed through the thick part of his left arm. Shortly after the cry ...