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... September, 1797, and married on the 9th of September, 1834. Mary Ann, eldest daughter of the late Right Hon. Henry Grattan, and widow of the late John Blatchlord, Esq. The late Earl was a Major in the army in 1798; Lieutenant and Captain lst Foot Guards in .May ...
... corps towards each other. The presentation of colours to this regiment took place nt Colombo lately by General Sir John Wilson. Sir John complimented the Colonel and Officers ofthe regiment in the highe-t terms for the soldier-like appearance of the troops ...
... ?? l ?? M US IC AL. Glee Cllb.— The sixth meeting of the 52d season took place on Saiurday, John Capel, Esq., in the chair. The pro fessionals [.resent were Messrs. Bellamy. Elliott, IVrrail Hobbs, Bradbury, Hawkins, Horslev, king, Chapman ( lif' ton ...
... to suppose that any party prejudices could influence t tie judgment of Sir John Barrow. He had nol the honour of a personal acquaintance with that officer; but certainly Sir John B irio v ha 1 never been consi- dered a partisan of the present Government ...
... Bayley, J. Petty Muspratt, W. Stanley Clarke, H. Shank, John Cotton, John Shepheid, Russell Eliice, M. T. Smith, John Forbes, John Thornhill, Richard Jenkins, W. Wigram, J. L. Lushington, F. Warden, John Loch, W. Young. SOCIETY for the ...
... Ro- bert A rhbold, M.P, D.L. ; Nicholas Fi.zsimon, M.P. ; John Ma her, M.P. ; Thomas Wyse, M.P. ; T. N. Rediuz- ton, M.P. ; H. Chester, xM.P. ; J.J. Bigot, D.L. ; C. H. Walker, M.P. ; Henry Grattan, M.P. ; Sergeant Curry, M.P. ; Hewit Br dgeman, M.P., D ...
... ('urling, Gentleman-at-Arms. Mr. W. Bella irs, Exon ofthe Guard of the Yeoai_t of the Guard. Mr. H. L. Ewart, Gentleman-at-Arms. Mr. R. A. Gray, ditto. 1 he hail of l.ngall, Lord in Waiting. Mr. K. N. Jones, Geiitleman-at-Arms. Mr. I. Hopkinson, ditto ...
... volunteers in arm* \1 ?? of Parlimen, and of the convince*.^ m%TJS ZmITSZ Were not those opiuious found to be correct? Has not the pr.nc.p_e upon which they wer, based been found to be a -one? In 1,32 we gave up to forty thousand armed vo- enteers those ...
... -ng Members were chosen — • -pwicer Horsey de Honey, Robert HoMond, John Wal- «.„? h _A •_?&'* th » Hon - Pierce Hutler, Thoma* !!fnrtV^ W 'u Stil ' in ßfleet jCaylev, Francis Hurt. John ' 'i ■ -i .aeiuian Humphery. In answer to a question by Mr. Lanudale ...
... Lord Hill. j The Hon. Edward Butler, Lieutenant of the Honourable j Corps of Geutleniea-at- Arms, on his marriage, by the Cap- , tain, Lord Foley. j Sir John Morillyon Wilson, on being appointed a Com- | panioa of tiie Most Honourable Military Older of ...
... flourish- I j and that Ireland would not only be the right arm of En--.no . j in time of war, but would participate with her in the more I . glorious and useful ertsof peace. (Hear, hear.) j Mr. JOHN YOUNG (who was very imperfectly heard ! if throughout us ...
... BURNING OF THE CHELTENHAM THEATRE. I On Friday morning the Cheltenham Theatre was total!vi i de-troyed by (ire. The a! arm was first given at half-pi.! I three, by some gentlemen who were returning home from a! | a party, and as the lire had by that time ...