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... Captain Boldero, M.P., Mr. R. Rusbbrooke, M.P., and Mr. H. C. Howe. On the left side of the chair aat the Rev. John Maole, Earl Cardigan, Earl Brecknock, Viscount Canterbury, Viscount Maraham, Lord Maryborough, Lord Wharncliffe, Lord Broogham, the High ...
... persons expected to be present are Lords Camden, Brougham, Newcastle, Wharncliffe, Lyndhurst, Guildford, Sondes, Strangford, Cardigan, Brecknoek, Marsham, Sir Francis Burdett, Sir William Follett, &c. The band of the 11th dragoons, we hear, will perform in ...
... days, where only a one-horse omnibus existed before. The Ballast Board of Dublin have decided on erecting a Light-house on St. John's Point, on the Dundrum coast, where several shipwrecks have occurred. _ - A Frenchman, the other day, commmitted the very ...
... Murray, Earl of Cardigan, Earl of Brecknock, Viscount Canterbury. Viscount Marshall), Lord Maryborough, Lord Wharncliffe, Lord Brougham, the High Sheriff, Sir E. Paget, Sir H. Hardinge, Sir John Honcywood, Sir T. D. Aeland, Sir John Croft, Admiral Sir ...
... by the ome- lette, just as Lord John Rossell concluded that the storm against education was occasioned by his little plan. The omelette.eater, however, was trying to get on with his savoury little dish, as Lord John Russell tried to keep on a while with ...
... pearl, debrulsed with crosier In bend rinistar, topaz. 6 John Fleanea.—Argent, lion rampant, sable, dobruised by bendlet gules. WILLIAM RUFUS. 7 Jamas de Flame*—The like. HENRY I. 8 Lord John de Fiesnea—The like. STEPHEN. 9 William Marshall, Ear! of ...
... followtd * Rule B Itsunia,* Vice- Admiral Sir I*. Baker thanks. Sir John R. Reid rose amidst the mo«t tuning cheers, and proposed “The Health of Lord Hill, and the Army. Duet, To Arms.’ The Duke of acknowledged the toast tbe pan of the army, and observed ...
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... I compared her legs and arms to nothing but straightened sticks, knobbed at the joints. Her body was actually crawling with vermin, with which she was constantly feeding a little halfinanimate miniature of herself in her arms. Wither'd and wild in her ...
... P. Captain Bolder°, M. P. R. Rushbrooke, M. P. and Mr. If. C. Hoare.—On the left side of the chair sat the Be,. John Maule, Earl Cardigan, Earl Brecimock, Viscount Canterbury, Viscount Xarsham lad Maryborough, Lord Whameliffe, Lord Brougham', the High ...
... Queen's arms, surrounded by flags however important-no long course of however belonging the Cinque Ports Volunteer r. gimcnls. and contracted upon public principles—no political hostility (for trophy composed of a cuirass, helmet, and other arms, taken ...
... distinguished personages who were piesenl to tesiify their respect iheir noble guest, were the Marquis of Bute, the Karl of Cardigan, the Karl of Brecknock, Viscount Lofius, Lord Frederick Somerset, Viscount Strangford, Lord Sondes, Viscount Canterbury, ...