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... lady of Charles Tracy Leigh, esq., of a daughter.—The lady 01 John Butt, esq., of College-street, Westminster, of a daughter, stillborn. MARRIAGES. At St. Mary's, Bryanston-square, Ludovick C arm i c h ae l, • ° f Calcutta, to Elizabeth, daughter of the late ...
... ; Cyrua, Anaon, from Yarmouth ; Sjunuel, Hroltn, from Ipswich ; John and Henry. Paine, from Ipswich; and Diana, Archibald, fram Duhlln.—Sailed non*. Fan. IS.—anipa ARairan. « , The John Dualop, Schofield, from Savannah ; Buoyant, Bell, from Bahia and ...
... Regiment, to be Paymaster, vice Carew, appointed to the 13th Foot 31st Foot—Ensign John Eneas Duncan, from the 54th Regiment, to be Ensign, vice Cooper, deceased. 32c1 Foot—Capt. John Henry Evelegh, from the half-pay of the 14th Regiment, to be Captain, vice ...
... solicitors, and he asked any reasonable man were such appointments impartial merely because they were Roman Catholics Lord JOHN RUSSELL, in saying a few words Upon this subject, would endeavour to steer clear of the differences between Irish parties and ...
... THE BELL’S NEW WEEEKLY MESSENGER. THE ARISTOCRACY DISSECTED. No. 11. CHESTER, Bishop or.—Name. John Bird Sumner, D.D.—Relahoiu. Bishop of Winchester (brother) —Bishop of Sodor and Man (brother) H. Sumner, late yi.P. —Places and Emoluments. Prebendary ...
... Barbadoes lid a Od of the Emperor, the mother whose children had DOVER, FEB. 14.—The John, Porter, from Limerick Lavinia, Jones, arrived here. FEB. 17.--The Everton, from St. John's, N. 8., that Peruvian d • dother to London got in contact on Friday morning ...
... sort his answer. petty treason. It was traa, according to the report, that war* rants had been issued to hold lodges in the arm*; there were THE ORANGE SYSTEM IN IRELAND. about .10 regiments thus circumstanced. Passing over that Mr. FINN rose, in pursuance ...
... rate would be reduced to 3f or three per cent., and that the time of repayment would be extended from 10 to 20 years. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said that the subject was under the consideration of his Right Hon. Friend the Chancellor of the Exchequer, who would ...
... ineWliPpoip ir crown solicitors, and he asked any reasonable such appointments impartial merely because Roman Catholics? . Lord JOHN RUSSELL, in saying a few words upon o ne. . which T h oe rinconveniences a t c l i h e 9 b t i h l e l r p raodpoo adopting ...
... -Sir R. PEEL was friendly to the prin- ciple of the bill, and highly approved of the choice made of Colonel Shaw Kennedy.-Mr GRATTAN eulogised the conduct of government.- Colonel PERLCEVAL said, many of the objections entertained by himself and friends to ...
... „i,,ed. Sir It. PEEL laid that he rose chiefly for the purpose of confirming the testimony of the Noble Lord opposite (Lord John Russell) as to ihe high character oi Co- lonel Shaw Kennedy, an Officer in every respect dis- tinguished for his gallantry ...
... that persons in that profession were rally well educated, be would ask whether that could hare been fair selection ? Lord JOHN RUSSELL wished to say a few words the subject, and in doing so would tale care to steer cleu all difference between each party ...