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... Tuesday, at which Parliament was ordered to be further prorutfued till Thuredav. the lOtb of December. , • The and Countess of Cardigan took their denarture for Dean Park, Northamptonshire, immediately lifter the funeral of Major Jenkins. Captains Douglas and ...
... Road. Mr Robinson left 7, Bedford Square on Friday Mr E. Dubois has arrived at 115, King's Road. Ur S. Samuel and family have armed at 8, Square, Mrs Loogmore has arrived at 116, King’s Road. Mrs Mieville is shortly expected from 67, Gower Street, Bedford ...
... IRELAND As Mr Meagher was proceeding at the head of Lis club (the Grattan) on Wednesday evening from the Club-room in Cumberland Street to the Music Hall, he was stopped at the entrance to Gloucester Street the police, who refused to let the members of ...
... Grisi, Mario, and F. Lablache will commence a tour to the west of England and Reading on Friday, accompanied Benedict and John Parry. Wilson will give his Scottish entertainments at various places in South Wales during the present and next week. Madame ...
... preparations are in progress ; and he will be a bold man who shall attack John Hull hereafter. The hopes of Young France” (very young, indeed) were confessedly based on the chance of John being caught napping. He will hardly, we think, furnish such an opportunity ...
... Street; Mr Thomas Ivory, of Balliol College, Oxford; Mr Henry Fenwick, of St. John’s College, Cambridge; Mr Freeman Oliver Haynes, of Caius College, Cambridge; Mr Effingham John Lawrence, of Trinity College, Cambridge; Mr Arthur Hobhouse, of Balliol College ...
... apartments at the Albion Hotel. Mr William Northage, Mr Ward, Mr McGarel, Major Delamain, Capt. Hamilton, Mr Crook, and the Hon. Grattan, are prolonging their stay at the Albion Hotel. The latest arrivals the Albion Hotel include Mr Bateman, Mr Sparkes, Mr Boyd ...
... Lord—Reading Dundas, Hon. J. C.—Richmond Chetwode, Sir J.—Buckingham .Dutf—Banffshire. Cholmomleley, lion. H.—Mont- Easthope, John—Leicester goincrv Borough Khrington, Viscount—Plymouth Chute, W.—Norfolk (West) Ellice, E.-Coventry Clayton, R.—Aylesbury Ellice ...
... arrivals at the Hotel. Sir John and Lady Key have arrived at West V > • visit to Mr and Mrs Parbory. Sir Chapman Marshall has taken 38, Sussex Square. Mr and Mrs E. J. Smith arrived on Saturday last at Csmdem Honan. and Mr* John Beck have arrived at 127 ...
... Tnekett, who conducts an office for East Indian Agency, and who is better known as having fought the recent duel with Lord Cardigan. In a letter to the Times Captain Tackett attempts to shew, an alleged discrepancy of dates, that the intelligence cannot ...
... Mercadante. Song- Miss Alfin son tua (Lucia di LHUinvrmc.or) Poniz-dli. Song-Mr Allen—“O oara iinniagine” Mozart. Solo—Mr Grattan Cooke Cooke. Song-Miss M. B. Hawes—“ Wliere the wild white rose is blowing” M. B. Ilawet. German Romance—“ Jagers Hans.” Signor ...
... donation of such sop, -ask yourselves the question what would be the next M hig move ? Should we not soon hear of this same Lord John Russell stating in the House of Commons that, in consequence of the great benefit which the farmers had received from the repeal ...