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... 1797, and married the 9th of Sept.,, 1834, Mrs. Mary Ann Blachford, widow of the then late John Blachford, Esq., and daughter of the late Right Hon. Henry Grattan. The late earl was a lieutenant-general in the army, ant a baron of Nova S.lotia. FUNERAL ...
... but not much damaged. The Hope, of Rochester, is leaky, and damaged her quarter. The Arms, of Sunderland, has her stern stove in. and other damage The Gleanor, of Cardigan, is on the mud, near Foyne's Island, with less of boats, anchors, and cables. The ...
... relatively to Mr. VILLIERS'S motion. On p li k es day, Lord JOHN RUSSELL, in reply to Sir ROBERT pledged himself to furnish on Thursday, an L plicit answer. Last night, as our reports show, 4 1 1 ' 4 JoHN, in the most sneaking fashion, declined to ~..1 11, ish ...
... by Admiral Sir John Beresford. Lieutenant John Henry Forrest, 11 th light dragoons, on his return from India, by Major-General Sleigh, C. 8., inspecting general of cavalry. Lieut. G. Falconer, 46th regiment, Madras infantry, by Sir John C. Hobhouse, Bart ...
... was at present in office be (Lord Colchester) did not know.Tne lettsr was addressed to Sir John Barrow, and it pro(sized to answer the statement which Sir John Barrow had given on the system of war and peace complements in her Maj-sty's ships. The ...
... Ireland, Lady Morgan, Haynes Bayly, Lister, Burney, Edgeworth, Godwin, Mrs. Shelley, Aliss Landon. Miss Mitford, St. John, Grattan, Ainsworth, &c. Also Barrow's popular Dictionary of Facts and Knowledge 1,000 copies; Dr. Vincent o n Ed u cation, 100 ...
... equeny noble, ,g rt Your obedient servant, To J. A. Roebuck, Esq. HENRY FITZROY. C Lughingic , n, F. Ornmanney ; Admiral 'Arming, apt. Meager, tem-ions of shame, had determined on secreey : and very snugly was the transaction hushed up. At length Lord ...
... Carrington, ossulston, Bexley, Polthnore, James Stuart, John Fitzroy, Leweson, Villiers, • BISHOPS—Durham, Winchester, Nova critla. BIGHT HONOURABLES—Sir Charles Grey, G.C.LI., W. Sturges Bourn', Sr John Beckett. HON OURAULES—Wm. Ncel, M.P. W. Stafford Jerningliam ...
... Woburn Abbey, the seat of the Duke and Duchess of Bedford; Viscount Milton in Grosvenor-square, from Northamptonshire; Sir John and Lady Pallet;, in Wimpole-street, from Redenham House, their seat near Andover ; the Earl and Countess of Carnarvonln G ...
... That the word 'now' stand part..of the Question :—The House divided: Ayes, 118; Noes, 57. AYES. Graham, lit Hun. Sir J. Grattan, J. Grey, Right Fin. Sir G Grimsditch, T. Grote, G. Guest, Sir J. Hawes, B. Hal ter, NV. G. Heathcote, Sir W. Hector, C. J ...
... censured—if censured they were. But then comes the joke. Lord John Russell will set all that right. Lord John Russell, the leader of the House of Commons—Lord John Russell, the minister—Lord John Russell, who will, with his own lips, ask the question of the ...
... personal mandate of the serjeant-at-arms, been desired to withdraw from the house on the evening of Friday lee, just previous to a division. Sir ROBERT INGLIS said he could not help thinking that in justice to the serjeaet-at-arms, independently of the geeeral ...