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... passengers Messrs. Probyn, Francis Belia, J. Savi, L. Hyeth, B. F. Marsha unid Mrs. Amnelia Bertram, ,Nlessrs. G. Ashtmn, G Miayor, John Hartley, Ant. do Erias, and Itiliard; Mr. and Mrs.Darand, Messrs. Linian, Keniard. H. Potter, Chatfield, J. Selisii J. 11all ...
... d other; Wm,. .9or4iimori forstealingt the property of -J. Eltol. be Jt sr't5OtONEpiT, WITH HAit ,AuOUR.-Eiglst Mlnths: .. John Quion; for steialing a firrse, d'ontaining 4 sovereigns bu Anda halfand s6m'e sgi'ver,fr6m SaYah Howell. LSixMonths: r.Mary ...
... officer would tend to promote their welfare and happincss. Sir John then told them that it was perfectly useless for any of them to make any further complaints against the Earl of Cardigan ; for that Lord Hill had determined to listen to nothing which ...
... The judges awarded the Ist prize of 21. 2d to Mr. Stallard’s To Mr. John Stokes’s ploughman, Joseph Cocks, (4 oxen.) ditto, 3d to Mr. Aston’s Thos. Travel, (3 horses.) ditto, John Sallins, ( The 3d class consisted of wheel ploughs, with a pair of hee ...
... which he has been treated, and their disapprobation of the conduct of Earl Cardigan and his abettors at the Horse Guards. Tue INceNnDIARISM AT SHEERNESS. ~ The court-martial on John Henty, charged with an attempt to set tire to the Camperdown man-of-war ...
... remainder in er, adjoining the Turnpike nd Dursley. The whole of y be obtained in due time at ices, Stroud. oad; of Mr. John Morton, ation to John Bushel at the AUCTION, DAVIS, on Taes- beginning precisely at one OCK, ricks of Corn and Implements, Timber, well-bred ...
... the ensuing year, was proposed bv the Rev. J. H. Woodward, and seconded by the Rev. John Hall. It was then proposed by the Rev. H. Richards, and seconded the Kev. John Herniman, that the thanks of the meeting given the Dean and Chapter for the use of their ...
... cast away several of the boves into the lagoon. It was not their custom to preserve any part on such occasions, except the arm and leg bones, of which they formed tools and wade fish-hooks. The natives stated, however, that another tribe hud made an incursion ...
... ever, if it be for a century, 1 upon with neglect or indifference.” The Times, in another article, expresses its convic Lord Cardigan will leave the army. The following passages in the memorandum to which we have alluded “ The general commanding in chief ...
... ALBERT’S HUSSARS ADMONISHEDTHE EARL CARDIGAN REPROVED. On Friday, about twelve o’clock, the Adjutant-General, Sir John Macdonald, arrived at our cavalry banacks ; and, soon as Major Rotton, and Captains Forest and John W. Reynolds had arrived from Chichester ...
... Master of the Falmouth Classical and Mathematical School. Lord Cardigan.— Extract of a letter from Brighton.— Popular feeling has demonstrated itself in a manner not to be mistaken. On Cardigan taking his seat in the theatre, he was assailed with a storm ...
... daughter of the Earl of Minto, First Lord of the Admiralty. Lord John Ru«sell, it will recollected, spent some time at Minto Castle, Roxburghshire, in the coarse of the recent autumn. [Lord John, we believe, also ' spent some time' at another Scotch castle ...