Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... Duchess of Kent will occupy apartments in that Palace at the same time with her Majesty.— Altkratio* tub Royal Asms.— The Royal Arms of England will raiy much from those borne by her Majesty’s five predecessors. The Sovereign being a female, they will be borne ...
... forwarded a requisition to the Hon. John Plunket, second son of the lord chancellor, calling on him to come forward in place of Mr. Power, the present member. who goes, probably, to Waterford county. Youghal (I).—Mr. John O'Connell, the present member, retires ...
... on the h. 100 miles S.E of St, Paul's, ibe Effort, Rees, arrived at Cardigan, Gull, from Newfoundland to Oporto, on the 9tb inst., lal. 4b. long. 23.; Europe, from Liverpool to St. John's N. B.ontbelOth, lat. 49 long. 20 . by the Robert RuriiS, arrived ...
... may be considered safe, without striking a blow. COUNTY OF WICKLOW.—The Orangemen are putting up a Beresford here against Grattan. It is rumoured that Lord Wicklow will give his support to Major Beresford. A Beresford !—a name justly and universally, ...
... dajs, bound to Liverpool. The Harriet and Elisabeth, for Cork; sailed from Sk. John's (Newfoundland), on the 1 tkb Juste. Spoken off Cape Clear, the Charlotte, from St. John's, for Lirerpool. LiHSctcs, July B.—Wind E5.8., light and vary fine.— The brig ...
... July 16.—The Margaret Balfour, Fitzsimondf, of Belfast, arrived from Sc. John’s (N, B.), spoke June 20, lot. 48. 30., tong. 49.23. brig George the Fourth, from Cadiz, for St. Johns (Newfoundland); all well. Ritlsnd (Dungloe), July 15.—Arrived on the |2tb ...
... TlPp Eamly ELECTIONS. CH ZiTY) n Peuerather's son,it is said, t county. The liberals have subscribed 1,0001. oaoueit).—Mr. John Patrick Somers is to oppose liieAs'Ren. M artin for thi s b oroueh. n M o r a . t Francis the s con Llou field. un store him ...
... yesterday, the Matilda, from .St. John's (N. 8.); and this day, the Salima, s. from Rnrbadoes for Greenock, In thirty-nine days; the Amity, Meagher, from St. John's (Ncwfoundlaod); Westmoreland, Bennett, from St. John's (N. 8.); and Salus, Crickmay, seventy ...
... the field, pursuing their canvas with the greatest success. Sir Ruiane Donkin has little chance. Bewdley.— lt is said that John Richards, Esq., M.P., and W. Robing, Esq., are ready to come forward. Sir F. L. H. Ooodricke has also been induced to come ...
... from Oslernl for London. Off M.lg.tc —Tbe Due ben of Nonhumberleixl, Roibotg, from Sydney for I»ndou. WitiTsraßLs, July 17. —Armed, the Sarah, Plaltco, from Shields. Dosbi, July 17—The American brig Rcfuiltancc. I.iscombe, Sb days from Bristol, H. 1., for ...
... nor that the power they enjoy ought in any way to , be altered or modified, it is neither our business to contend, as Sir John Campbell contended, for the introduction of a 20/. franchise ; nor to argue, as Mr. Hume argues, for the experiment of household ...
... Pembroke (County). —No contest. The former Member, Sir John Owen, Bart. (Tory) will be returned. Cardigan. —No contest. The late Member, Pryse Pryse, Esq. (Reformer) will be returned. Cardigan (County). —No contest. The late Member, Colonel Powell (Tory) ...