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... interior for the purpose of settling the differences between the States of Salte and Tueurasn, When they were attacked so armed body, of men, umounting to eighteen or twenty, and instantly put to death, only oue person attached the embassy escaped to ...
... Ireland from the Manufacture of Linen, and we have their strict injunc. tions to pay the most, marked attention to it. ROWLEY & JOHN'ROWLEY MILLER, Chief Agents to the Drapers' Company. MONEYMORE, 22d May, 1835. (54 Tilt BE MOELD For the payment of charges ...
... '^SOthFoot—Ensign T Maunscll, from the half-pay 63d Regt of Font be Ensign, repaying the difference. May 29. Slb Koot-LieuL-fSI John KeighHey, from the 11th Regt. of Foot, to be Lieul.-Col., vice Goldien, who exchanges. 30th Foot-Ensign T. White to be Lieut ...
... Athlone, on his marriage, by Admiral Sir P. Durham; Capt. Vere Webb, Royal Cardigan Militia; Capt. Macnamara, R.N. by Lord Auckland; Mr. Betham, Cork Herald, by Ulster King at Arms ; Rear-Admiral Sir R. Hussey Hussey, K.C.B. being appointed a Deputy Lieutenant ...
... Government would introduce a measure remove the hardship church-rates, of which the Dissenters grievously complained. Lord John Russell recapitulated the facts connected with it, ami gave his opinion that the decision of the church-wardens was most u ...
... asked any Hon- Member who differed from him in that construction of it, to never fear his (Mr; O’Connell’s) expulsion. As Lord John Russell's measure, he was prepared to vote for the measure on the same principle as if the Catholics bad possession of this ...
... valuable commodities : they are soldotn, however, exempt from taint ; but when preserved by such a pickling hand as that of John Philpott they arc beyond all price, and should ever be held up to public gaze for the improvement and admiration of posterity ...
... Treasury beaches. To secure this desiderous, a democratic reform bill was introduced, which, when it was first proposed by Lord John Russell. according to the confession (done of the Whig party, Mr. Smith, M. P. for blidhurst, actually took away his breath ...
... brother. Mr. W. Brougham. Whether this arrangement is to be like that for the Borough of Stroll--• and Lord Brougham. like Lord John. is furnish a quid pro quo. we know not: at all events, subject is bruited about.—Sismised. By the succession of William Courtenay ...
... protracted illness, which new ones.”—“ Nay, then,’ rejoined tnenrsl, injury of the people. . he bore with resignation, Mr. John Grace, Milstone- our vicar is very ill used ; for said be, pulhn, We are glad to find thatan inquiry is to made 6;J } , ” ra ...
... the was allowed to leave the office with him for that purpose. Sir Frederick Roe has been tent down to Wolverhampton by Lord John Russell to investigate all malten connected with the recent transaction* that place. His inquiry was to commence this morning ...
... London te saw John Kemble and Mrs. Siddons perform ; the foll owing anecdote may be paratleled with Nelson’s threat of having ‘ ** On their return home * a gazette to himself :— Kemble to. the life. ight, Kean started up and imitated John His wife was ...