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... their guard against imitation, and respectfully to point out, that each Genuine Packet are placed, iu addition to the Royal Arms, the words Hi/ ijal Letters Patent, and the signature of MATTS. ROBINSON. Manufactured by Robinson and Bellville, 64 Red ...
... Cock-lane, Westgate. It is stated that the gallant Karl of Cardigan, the colonel of the 11th Dragoons, has taken the celebrated Northamptonshire hounds known as the Pytchley.” The Earl and Countess of Cardigan entertained his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge ...
... empty'®? It into a cistern,the candle being at least two feet from the cso, (which was found to is a leaky state on arming the waggon). Mr. John LuscefielJ, wrhhaorb prevenee mind, ran with down the step ladder to lower shop, on brick floor, aud Mr. Marshall ...
... Henry Benwell Twyford. Mr. John Nash Hurst Mr. George Kebble Ditto. Mr. James Gale Ditto. Mrs. Avres Mrs. Smith Ditto. Mrs. Thompson Ditto. Mr. John Webb Hurst Mr. Oliver King Ditto. Mrs. Coles Ditto. Mr. James Gosling Mr. John Manners . Ditto. Mr. ...
... marbles and bronzes of Venice and Florence—the most voluptuous Divans to found in the Constantinople harems—tire most convenient arm-chair* of all descriptions supplied England, and. whatever articles of furniture the taste and elegance of France yield—never ...
... for exchanging into the lith Dragoons, commended by the Earl of Cardigan, better known as the Lord Bitidenel 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 ...
... doors of many of the !looses, which have been blocked up by the accumulation of cinders. On Friday fast a man of the name of John Juniper absconded from his employer, Mr. Lentan, k.tcher. Old Kentroad, having embezzled several sums of money. CANADA.—We ...
... lady, whose name we would not hon. duce if it were not hallowed by the memory of her father, the late Lord Tentlerden. Lord Cardigan now oppose the entnince of Captain Smith into his regiment, and his pretext le; that he will not accept of married men. He ...
... It is recorded Sir John Eliey, in Snort's Letters to his Kinsfolk that there were found on the field of Waterloo more than one of Napoleon's Cuirassiers cleft to the chine by the stalwart arm of this gallant officer. Sir John Pen is* Milbanke, hart ...
... St. Aiotsrisa’s (*aol.— John Webb, charged with setting lire to barn at Tlicmxs GatUml, with sit-ahng counterpane at Mtnsier, William Cltapmau. with stealing nine pounds weight of poik St. Lawieiice, in the Isle Thuurt ; John with sieuliug a at Bridge ...
... tfnzelU. It appears from the Dahlia (inzrt/r Friday last, that the Right lion. John Viscount has been chosen one of the Representative Peers for Ireland. in the room the Right Hon. John Baron Farnhain, defeased. eireuni'tauce this tin incut occupying the attention ...
... troans at New Brunewick and Nova Sca a were on tl Wind- to Quebec, and that Sir John Harvey, the Governor to join Brunswick, had volunteered to advance to Canada w p arms volunteers, if necessary. Altogether the accounts f nada are decidedly more favourable; ...