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... Colonel King; Launcelot Ba e s Yllteseue; Countess of Donoughmore; Mark Beton Synnot, by Lady Louisa ° counte ss Robert Johns, by Mrs. Grattan ; William Steuart Tre nch, by the woo , of Erne; Hay, by Lady Louisa Fortescue ; M'Clintock BunburY, c o untess Neville ...
... (Quartermaster- General), Lieutenant-General Sir John Macdonald, G.C.B. (Adjutant- General), Major-General Brotherton (Inspector-General of Cavalry), and a brilliant auxiliary staff. The Earl of Cardigan was warmly congratulated, both by the Prince Consort ...
... six months had elapsed was made a baronet, at exactly a discount of £5OOO on his original ten. During the ensuing season Sir John became the rage ; was a diner-out ; was feted by people of the first rank ; and abundantly retrieved the obligation. But a ...
... (Quartermaster- General), Lieutenant-General Sir John Macdonald, G.C.B. (Adjutant- General), Major-General Brotherton (Inspector-General of Cavalry), and a brilliant auxiliary staff. The Earl of Cardigan was warmly congratulated, both by the Prince Consort ...
... council to throw any obstacle in the way of the meeting of Irish members called for the 2nd November. ( Hear, hear, from Mr. Grattan.) It was not deemed right to convene the meeting for the same day, but the council .conceived the best course was to fix a ...
... Gibson, of Sandhurst-lodge, Esq. Bucking t ia: shire: John Keye, of Fulmer, Esq.—Cambridgshire and donshire : Ebenezer Foster, f Trumpington, Esq.—Cumber' ice : Andrew Fleming Hudleston, of Hutton John, E s q. Ch esh ire : Thomas Willia m T a tt on , o f ...
... Earl and Countess of Clarendon, &c. The Earl and Countess of Cardigan received a distinguished circle at dinner on Wednesday evening, at the noble earl's mansion in Portman-square. Lord John Russell gave a grand banquet on Wednesday evening, at his mansion ...
... to her Majesty's ship Blenheim. At the gangway Sir John Pirie, vice-chairman of the company, and a deputation of the directors, were in attendance, an d her Majesty, graciously taking the arm of Sir John Pirko, was conducted over the vessel, minutely inspecting ...
... =NB from the parlour window, re- dude a person elderly gentlemen having a duel Sir John was %gager -beer bottles. From this he plunged .4te,t.ray of small pastry, which was always th e tn , passage from mnrnino till dna. .Le admirati on o f several little ...
... have heard it. The gas meter is under the shop, in the kitchen. There is a cellar under the floor where the fire commenced.—John M'Kellar, the brother of the landlord, stated that he was employed as shopman, and that he left on the night of the fire at ...
... wishes and the caprices of the French people ? For my part, I cannot do so. The giant has been unchained, and he has been armed with universal suffrage. He now tells you by legitimate organs, by the journals, and by petitions—(Loud interruption from ...
... vicar of St. Mary's, Cardigan, the Rev. Griffith Thomas, has directed that a sufficient number of prayer-books, and books of the psalms and hymns sung in the church, shall be provided for all the soldiers who may be quartered in Cardigan, and may attend divine ...