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... of the Bedchamber (Mr. F. Sheridan), the Gentlfmen-at-Larjre (Mr. Barron and Mr. John Hamilton), the Master of the Horse (the Hon. G. Vaughan), the lister Kinjr-at-Arms (Sir W. Betbam); Aides-De-Camp —The G. Liddell. F, G. Dillon, E. C. Foley. Captams ...
... 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 ...
... the coast 0« Mexicv, during the alarming of the ,i• i*i d. Sir Charles Paget, is Peter John Douglas, of - ship Cornwallis, Sir Charles’s flag-ship, and Sir John Douglas there being such officer in thn navv of that narae. „ _ _ , Major Gen. the Hon. Sir ...
... forwarded to the service of the Queen Spain from July. 1838. to the latest period, spe- every article supplied, whether money, arms.cnnnon. stores; the extra charges of our navy occasioned the continued blockade, and by the employment of oui • marines on ...
... Anns Grove: Adam »\vni*n, E*q., Dromort*; John Newman, Esq.. Dromore; Ad»niral Evans : D. Freeman. Esq., Sandfield; R.v. H. S..menillo, Ifoneraile ; JUjor Crono. Bvblor; Tlionias Ham*. Fell-, Rathview. John JUmpfiol i F’-n., lanigucvillc; Ilonrv l.onoli ...
... stating that body persons, called chartists, hail armed themselves. , Viscount Melbourne said lie was perfectly aware the prevalence of the report that a body of persons, calling themselves chartists, had armed thamselves. Lord Melville presented a petition ...
... the Cnhm. and to Great Bntain, were deeply impressed was uniustifizhlc. hi# his Mnmcipal eorojioratiuns were, then, on- Lord John Kossell doubted not that the obaerntiona ginally for loftier ami Imlier ohjecta than mere were applied to and they were not ...
... him and his colleagues. recommended he to arm themselves, and resist the death the continuance of the new poor-law, the introduction of a rural police, and any attempt that should be made rob them of their arms (loud cheering). If any mercenaries of the ...
... will indict a The Inspector said Urn, the w„ not Thomas • resided the other side of the townj vt n.—William M’Mahon, John Olbney, and John Henry Meath carriers, were charged bv toll named nuuatrlck, with attempting pass through the turnpike without paying ...
... M.D.; H. Mcredvtb, Bart : uas Fiulav.Bart. ; Thomas Rom. R.N.; John Franks, William SomcrvUle. Bart.; Edw. Burrowcs, Bait,; Thomas Esmondc, Bart.; P. Bellew, Bart.; P. Nugent, Bart.; John Kennedy Bart. Ai.DF.miEX— Fleming. Tynd.il. The President of the ...
... countyJVVestmeath, Dl.^. W. F. Tighe. Woodaloik, D.L.; Thornton, John Muldea, of OWcutlo ; John Rv*’ ,f *L l j } P. M Lynch, (.al»»y M. Mmcdonnelt, \\cstport .J«nic« Harden, UirrvbrooV, Arm.Bh p* Maine, Cartlebcllingham J. M . MacloghKn, JA'.. Ivnlasi: ...
... Lord Durham’s Canada mission is £31,443 3s. 7d. The joint expenses of Sir F. B. Head and Sir G. Arthur. £2,130 Od. , , Loan John Kissell— regret to learn that this noble lord was taken suddenly faint last night, just the house dosed. Mr. M*Cann, suagepn ...