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... Gotha, Knight !/the Most Noble Order of the Garter, was, by com- of her Majesty, introduced into the Privy the Right Hon. Lord John Russell, one her Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State (in the absence of the Lord President of the Council) his Royal Highness ...
... admonition of that officer wonld tend to promote their weifare and John then told them that it was perfectly useless fur any of them to make any farther complaints against the Earl of Cardigan ; for that Lord Hill had determined to listen to nothing which ...
... H. Cutler, Newtown - rew; Mr. John Rodway, Edgbaston-strcef, auctioneer; Mr. J. C. Barlow, Bennett’s-hill, bookseller; Mr. John Chatwin, Hockley-hill, button-maker; Mr. C. R. Cope, Frcderick-street, brassfounder; Mr. John Clive, Newtown-row, gun-barrel-in ...
... Act of Parliament on their behalf was read to the proprietors and unanimously agreed to. Amputation oF tae Tatt.—Mr. Henry Grattan, member for Meath, has announced to his constituents, that if Lord Stanley’s bill be carried, “he shall retire from parliament ...
... for Capt. Reynolds, an expression of opinion of the late court-martial, and the conduct of the Earl of Cardigan.— Leeds Mercury. Marriage of Lord John Russell.—lt is reported that the noble Secretary for the Colonies is shortly to be united in marriage ...
... mention, except for the information persons a» distance, are. Sir Matthew Wood, Bart., Mr. John S. Surtnan, Mi. Jacob Osborne, and the representatives the late Mr. John Should the decision adverse to these parlies, the next kin, Mrs. Goodlake and Mr. Ililchins ...
... by the Rev. W. Backwell, Mr. John Brown, to Mis Sarah of Plash. At AlstoneGield, Sept. 12, by the Rev. Dr. Simpson, Yr. F. Redfern, stone mason, of Longuor, to Mim Geode in, of the came place. DIED. On Gaturday last, at John Robiassn, of the firm of Chetham ...
... Albert’s Hussars Admonished—the Earl of Cardigan Reproved. —On Friday, about 12 o’clock, the Adjutant-General, Sir John Macdonald, arrived at our barracks ; and, as soon as Major Rotton and Captains Forest and John W. Reynolds had arrived from Chichester ...
... impregnable, in the density, the courage, the military spirit and science of her inhabitant.:. When, therefore, she mistrusts the arms her millions, it can only lie that she meditates renewal of the attempts Napoleon and Eouis XIV. to snbjugate Europe. If this ...
... on each side the Chape yard Gate, and close to the footpath against the Chapel Wall. Cardigan-street Six. Howe- street Six. Helmont-rmo Two opposite the Queen's Arms. Hoite-street Two at the Corner uear the end of Great Brooke-street and _ Bioomsbury ...
... reflecting on the conduct Lord Cardigan. A challenge was the consequence. the ground, the challenger demanded an apologj. Lmut- Tuckett would consent to apologize if tlie allegations in his letter could be denied. Lord Cardigan said that some of those allegations ...
... Palmer C Fyshe Palmerston Viscount Parker John Parnell Sir Pattison J Joseph Pechell Captain Pendarvea E W Philipps Sir R Philips Philips G Phillpotts John F Pigot D R Pinney W Ponsonby C F A Ponsonby Hon John Power James Price Sir R Protheroe E Pryme ...