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... 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 ...
... justifiable homicide from gun-shot wounds, j but by whose hand inflicted is to the urena unknown. Private Murden, and private John Brough, of the 45th Reginient, were tried by c utrt-martial on Monday, tor def-ation. The evidence showed that the prisoners ...
... the military circles that the gallant Captain Riviere, f the invincible Yager Company, purposes treating his companions in arms to a grand field day, on Monday, for practice in hall-firing What will give momentous importance to this meeting, is the i ...
... chartists, or apart of the mob who assembled at Newport, have recently passed through Kington and its vicinity, many of them armed with pistols and ammunition. They travel in groups of from four to eight in number, and when questioned as to their route, ...
... withdraw all their money front the savings' banks, to arm themselves for self-de. fence, to provide Chartist candidates at the next election, and on their being returned by a show of hands, , to se•ld an armed body-guard to enable them to take , forcible possession ...
... Meath ; by Mr. D. BIROWNE, from Mayo ; by Mr. VIGORS and Mr. ASHTON YATES, from Cerlow ; by Mr. BELLEW, from Devon ;. by Mr. GRATTAN, from Down, Monaghan, Fermanagh,Armagh, and Dundalk ; by Major 'MACNAMARA, from Clare; and by Mr. POWER, Mr. BARRY, Mr. REDDINGTON ...
... ROYAL PROCLAMATION.—Her Majesty has issued a proclamatiox against assemblies for training and drilling in the use of arms, and against armed assemblies generally. All persons in authority, magistrate=, sheriffs, and others, are strictly enjoined to put the ...
... 31, at eleven, at the Black lion Inn, Cardigan-No. Shoudld Cavenagh, William Browns, end Henry Browns, of Bath and Bristol, bankers, July 17, at one, at the York House, Ba4th-Ttomats Chapman, James Browa, and John Thomas Brown, of Birmingham, coach.,neoters ...
... The brig Charab, Dnirgan, will sail to-morrow for Bt. John , wind and weather permitting. 6sall 60 r.rs.)—Variable from the eastward, fine. The colter Gertrudes will sail this craning for Cardigan. LIVERPOOI. —Sept. 34: Wind 8., moderate. The Abbotsford ...
... of the clergy of Durham, who lately addressed to him a warm remonstrance against his acceptance of a challenge from Mr. H. Grattan. Ores ING or TN! VICTORIA 110 TEL.—Opposite the grand entrance of the Birmingham Railway. Enston-square, is a spacious tavern ...
... iutwoh » b ' Mr '**••» bLg.St.Jehn, beatin The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and the Princess Aagusta and Mary of Cam:>ridge armed at Ke« yesterday evening from Ryde, |,|e of Wight. Phlncb George of Hvnoveu The cele- brated Dr. (says the Hanover correspondent ...
... Lconi Lee, 48, Albemarle-street; where may be had the Normandy Maid, sung by MISS Poole, composed by John Barnett, 2s. My Father-land, composed by John Barnett, 2s. This day is published, T HE BRITISH and FOREIGN REVIEW No.XVI CONTENTS: 1. The Law of ...