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... DINNER TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL On Tuesday evening Lord John Russell was entertained at a public dinner in the Gloucester Hotel, Bristol. Covers were laid for 400 persons. J. G. Smith, Esq. presided. The object was to present a piece of pl a t e t o hi s ...
... tbe health of one the followers ot the great Captain, whose merits had been elofluently described —be alluded to Sir John Oswald. Sir John Oswald, in returning thanks, referred to tbe toast girrn Mr. Hiuce-to the remarkable prediction of Ilutke, tha> military ...
... MAILS. Am ved. Du orived. Due Armed. Due, 0 America 0 I France 0 0 Lisbon 0 Brazil 0 1 Ottern.SzJerscy 0 0 Malta 0 0 Buenos Ayres 0 0 Hamburg 0 0 Mexico 0 0 Cartbagenv 0 0 Holland 1 Dublin 0 Jamaica 0 Sweden 0 1 Flanders 0 0 Leeward Islands 0 1 Waterford ...
... Brighton, the prisoners in Newgate capitally convicted at the last Old Bailey sessions, vis., Wm. Milverton and John Cartar, for burglary; John Wale, fur maliciously discharging a loaded pistol at a person, to murder him or do him some grievous bodily harm; ...
... two counties of Fembiokc and Cardigan, and after taking him io public.house they put handcuffs him. At tbc trial some respectable pet sons prov ed that din arrest took place after Ih. Jones bad got off tbe bridge into Cardigan. For the defendants no witnesses ...
... Maxwell Miss Austen Banim Miss Porter Mrs. Brunton 'Victor Hugo Alanzoni Godwin Mrs. Inchbald M. G. Lewis. Mosier Mrs. Shelley Grattan Misses Lee Horace Walpole &c. &c. olume just published contains [TURFS OF A YOUNGER SON. ;APTAIN TRELAWNY. .ntley, 8, New ...
... last Cardigan assizes, before Mr. .1 ustice Pattison, when a verdict was found for the defendants. The plaintiff' was a surgeon at Cardigan, and had been arrested on the Cardigan side of bridge which divided the counties of Pembroke and Cardigan, on a ...
... have two staunch friends of the people ; that Mr. Sergeant Jackson will, beyond all doubt, be ousted from Bandon, that Mr. John 0' jonnell, the present Member for Youghal, will supersede Mr. Martin for Sligo, and that though they have no chance of the ...
... Connell, and Alert, White. Belfast ; John and Edward, Mellmish, Cork. Arrived from the River, and remain, the Upton Castle, Duggin, Bombay; John Harry, Tait, St. Jago de Cuba; Lord Nelson, Markwell, Terceira ; Prince John, Friend, Smyrna; Astrea, Hurst, Triestu; ...
... and John , Kobin, of Tany Graig, Esq. i. FLivrsHißE-William John Rankes, of Lough ton-hall. Esq.. Sir John Williams, of Bodlewyddan, Bait., and Ihos. .Vlolyneux Williams, ot Penbedw, F.sq. , „ Glamorganshire Thomas Pennce, of Kilsrough, Esq. John Wick ...
... that they wou'd be glad to get rid of their franchise. But the grand and most audacious fallacy of all, is that which Lord John Ruse . has not blushed to have recourse: to—namely, the pretence that whatever opposition was offered to the sovereignty of ...
... Cr'' arrived here. YARMOUTH, OCT. 27.—The John and. Mary, of Newcastle, lost an anchor and chain off Lowese. , The Castor, Thompson, for Antigua, passed Roads this this morning. LOWESTOFFE, OCT. 29.—The John, Smith, from o f castle to Plymouth, has put ...