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... Majesty's principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. The Marquis and Marchioness of Aylesbury entertained the r irl of Cardigan and select party, at dinner Monday e?enip,'. their residence Grosrenor-square. TheDuie of Lucca, attended Dr. Carina, left ...
... fresh breezes, accompanied with rain.—Arrived and remain, the St. James, Sebor, from New York ; Albion, Huggins, from St. John’s, New Brunswick ; Sumatra, Harvey, from Odessa; Comet, Belly, from Jean Bride, Robinson, from Shields, and William, irom Hull ...
... said to fond (tie; and I ask that lie way in wnc o Are, and life by the sword, then, according to my moral code, dancing ; but John Bull is remarkable for common sen-e cover the murderer ? (loud cries of bear, near;. I was obliged to wash my hands out of ...
... tlicir leaders were men of the most « traordinarv deseription. They 'l* of ’• John Bull. The Spaniard was tonJ of gravity the Dutchman plodding—the Frenchman of dancing-and , John Bull common sense: but was it » todlMttar of the boasted sense the part of ...
... Sir R. Bateson, Bart., Alderman, Dysart, Patrick Gilmour, William M'Intyre, John Munn, Charles Stewart, and Joseph Kelso, Esqrs. The stewards appointed ?? A. Smyth, Hugh Lyle, John Dysart, IV. Kerr M'Clintock, Wm. Haslett, Oliver Bond, Hugh Corbett, George ...
... Gentleman of the Bedchamber, Mr F Sheridan. The Gentlemen at Large, Mr Barron and Mr John Hamilton. The Master of the Horse, the Hon G Vaughan. The Ulster King Arms, Sir William Betham. The Cork Herald, Betbam. The Dublin Herald, Mr S Betbam. Aipes-u ...
... Gentleman of the Bedchamber, Mr. F. Sheridan; the Gentlemen large, Mr. Barron and Mr. John Hamilton; the Master the Hqise, the Hon. G. Vaughan ; the Ulster King Arms, Sir William Bttham; the Cork Herald, Mr. Itetham; the Dublin Herald, Mr. S. Aides-de-Camp ...
... rate during the present year for the purpose of lighting and watching the town. An amendment was proposed Mr. John Doling and seconded Mr. John Riley, that no money be raised for that purpose, which, upon a shew of hands, was carried. A poll was then demanded ...
... the Countess of Surrev the Countess Grosvenor, and Lord Francis Egerton. ' Death Sir John Ei.lev.—By tho death of tliat pliant Waterloo hero, Lieut.-General Sir John Elley, which took place at his seat near Amesburv, in Wilts, on Wednesday week, the Colonelcy ...
... near Falkingham. Horbling, 22d Jan., 1839. CORBY, Northamptonshire. To be SOLD AUCTION, By Mr. HARVEY COMBE, At the Cardigan's Arms Inn in Corby, in the county of Northampton, on Friday the Bth day of February, 1839, between the hours of Three and Five ...
... for exchanging into the 11th Dragoons, commanded by the Earl of Cardigan, better known as the Lord Brudenel of the celebrated Court-martial against Captain Wathen. The Earl of Cardigan had given his assent to the entrance of Captain Smith into his regiment ...
... and therefore to -he upheld by force ; already he and his serfs meet and demand the continuance of the tax alit&refer to the armed yeomanry as a sure hindrancelq any persons doing that, without the sanction of law, which they make the law to perpetrate. ...