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... Lc P. Trench, from the half-pay of the 4lh Regiment of Foot, to be Captain, vice 11. Musters, who exchanges ; Capt. 11. St. John Mildmay. from the 95th Regf. of Foot, to be vice J. Salmond, who retires upon half-pay Unattached. 2d Regiment of Dragoons—W ...
... evidently the result of a check, Colonel Quinones had marched from Valcarlos on the for Banrca, passing by the manufactory of arms at Arbaiceta, and was to proceed on the 3d to Lumbier, where he was to regain Pampluna. Notwithstanding the affairs of the ...
... Mc-rpeth. \ i-eount Cole, Sir Philip GreyEgerton. Mr. O'Connell, Lord Murpetlu Mr. John O'Connell, by Lord M *rpeth. Mr. Morgan O'Connell, Lon.’ Morpeth. Mr. Morgan John O’Couuell, the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Mr. Fitzsimon, by Lord Morpith. Mr. W ...
... Fiuhardinge Berkeley, Mr. Boillie, and Mr. Hnrland—Six Tones, five Liberals. Carbnc (hnrvuiih) Committee. Frederick Dundas, John KimdJe, John Henry Low. ther, Lord Klint, Hon. G. H. Cavendish, Philip H Howanl, Thomas Houldworth, Francis Bernard Beamish, Edward ...
... the westward of the chain, •nd not seen by Sir John Franklin, but being within the limit his survey, called it the Franklin Range, a just tribute to his character and merits- That evening they reached Sir John Franklin’s Return Reef, where their survey commenced ...
... Shaksperc would resign his seat at the Supreme Council Board, and would be succeeded Mr. Wilbcrforce Bird. The Earl and Countess Cardigan had thrown up their passage in the Repulse* in order to England overland, to be lime for her Majesty’s Coronation. There ...
... following donations were announced:— Natural History. —Mr. Win. Darragh, specimens of the scaup dvk and cottus scorpius. Mr. .John Hea, some North American snakes. J. T. Made. Esq. some fossil shells, from the lias, near Carrickfergus. Mr. S. specimen of ...
... in the same spirit which it was given, and that ground he would vote with the Queen s government. (Great cheering.) Mr. H. GRATTAN congratulated the House on there being in the Opposition one honest man at least. The Irish would not give up one iota of ...
... often known occasions when the apprehension of armed resistance to the government was entertained Ireland—he had often felt that proceedings had been adopted which rendered it almost impossible that an armed collision should not lake place; but now he was ...
... Superior Fragrance,from I*, to Is. Grattan x Co.’s Aromatic S-nelUmj Salts, Is. per Pottle. Grattan Co.'s Antipressure Corn Plaster, I#. per Pox. Grattan Co.'s Essence of Rennett, for making Rennet Whey, la. Gd. per bottle. Grattan Sr Co.'s Odoriferous Cold Crrnm ...
... worthy remark, that the East India Company has within a few months furnished the Rajah of Lahore with a considerable supply of arms, which are not, in former times, such as have been rejected, but the same are put into the hands of the Sepoys in the British ...
... ts. Wm. Su arman Crawford. Crawfordtbum, Oct. 10, 1838. Dinner to the Earl of Cardigan, —On Wednesday tho Conscrvativi s of North Northamptonshire entertained Earl Cardigan at dinner, in testimony of their approval of his principles and their gratitude ...