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... represented to have said, That there was no chance of an immediate appeal to arms being successful.” From tbe word immediate, it might be argued that the prisoner looked to appeal to arms in future. But It could not adduced in evidence of the intent of an act ...
... selection to attend select committees failed to do so, should move, that they be taken into the custody of the sergeant-at-arms. Sir G. Grey then moved, that the hon. member for Winchester (Mr. 15. Escott) directed attend the committee in group Y (to ...
... excessive; and in the evening erected tent and kindled a fire. We here dug a grave for the poor boy who died, whose name was John Chisholm, from Inverkeithing, a steerage passenger : he has a brother and two sisters with us. We had the next day the same ...
... oki* Paokt.— Lord W. Paget having applied to the Duke Wellington make the subjects of difference between him and the Earl Cardigan the subject full, complete, and M military inquiry, his Grace has peremptorily declined fo interfere. Lord Haddington, who ...
... Tuckett idois, what he kaew of Lord Cardigan, be readily b had not, the most, distant idea that he Was t fai - vantage. The magistrates requi nired mersley's, hen for the find .L.1000, and two ies what he koew of Lord Cardigan, be readily believed he is, a ...
... take the command of the troops in Scotia and New Brunswick. Captain Douglas of the Hussars, who acted as second the Earl of Cardigan, in his duel with Captain Tuckett, the son of Archibald Douglas. Esq. of Ftnnart, and nephew of Sir Neil Douglas, under whom ...
... fourth wife, who is said to be pregnant, and is shut uy T — most likely interfere. ere Sing, howeve: id to be Mr Staunton, of St John’s College, Cambridge, a young man of debauched and dissolute habits, and hostile residing at Macao, in the capacity of a private ...
... combat which lasted ten minutes, the seconds separated the combatants; Prince Napoleon received a sword wound in his right arm, which opened vein, and Count two wounds, through the hand. ■plain James Ross, it is currently reported, is not long to enjoy ...
... conjectured that it was executed at the time when Cellini was working for the court of that Monarch.— The bowl is held in the arms and rests on the head of a Triton, who is mounted on sea-horse. The base of the cup is ornamented with sea-nymphs playing on ...
... Duncan, George Bruce, glazier, Charles M‘Currach, 40; Dr. Deseret, 39; John Dewar, John Ross, 34; John M'Lauchlan, 29; David Murray, 27; David Pithlado, 26; John Middleton, 23; John Murray, 23; David Gunn, 20. United Secession Cncacn.—The ...
... Corner of the Well Meadow or Market Place of Vere, Sir C. B., (East); Verner, Colonel, DUS COD- | Blairgowrie, lately ereeted by John Bisset, mason. There Armagh county; Vernon, G ., East Retford; Vessey, mode of | are Three Houses of two storeys each, with ...
... Sroltiuan. Lon I A'lvoratc has Tytlor, Es-j. W.S. to Crown Ay cat for SculLuul, in room ..f \V. Ik 11, Esij. Wc understand that John Stewart NcwWgginp, Es-|. W.S. Ldiuhurgh, has been appointe*! Shci itf- Clerk of Roxburghshire. Tin: IJknch.—The Couranl of ...