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... reclaim the Turkish fleet in the name of the five powers. The American steam-boat St. Lawrence is fired into by a British armed schooner, near Brockville, Upper Canaea. 6. Lord Brougham submits to the House of Lords reso. lotions coudemnatory of Lord ...
... meeting takes place on Wimbledon-common, between Mr. H. Grattan and the Marquis of Londonderry, in consequence of some expression of the Marquis :of Londonderry in the House of Lords, which Mr. Grattan applied to himself. 14, The national petition, with ...
... British force from lioinbay and Bengal, under Sir John K.raue, takes possession of his throne at Can-debar. ?? The redoubt Guardassiao is taken by E_paitero with 3'MI pri--. Hi Destruction by fire of the John Bull steamer, with the loss of several passengers' ...
... Positive ordors tractl bee issed itt n tterorparcel be received on board except threag .rritrcithelonpe~eoffice, Dablin; to John Pollock, Water intit.I~irror' t ?? nod Ca., PeLrl and tivrn'r Tntr~r. . nilF. . Cme tiimouth Mr Theirron Stills, ?? Iii. 2 ...
... reclaim the Turkish fleet in the name of the five powers. The American steam-boat St. Lawrence is fired into by a British armed schooner, near Brockville, Upper Canada. 6. Lord Brougham submits to the House of Lords resolutions condemnatory of Lord Normanby's ...
... com- mand ot the Capudan Pacha, and is placed at the disposition of Mehemet Ali. — lhe Waterloo steamer, with 10,000 stand of arms on board tor the use of Don Carlos, takes fire in the English irf^v.' and ' S to,al,v destroyed, the crew being saved. . ...
... British force from Bombay and Bengal, under Sir John Keane, takes possession of his throne at Candahar. 9. The redoubt Guardamino is taken by Espartero, withl 00 prisoners. 10. Destruction by fire of the John Bull steamer, with the loss of several passengers' ...
... Exchequer yesterday at his othcial residence in Downing.stree' *»«u»j . Fitzroy Somerset, Major* St. John, Cap- Ru ei'a Sf. Mr -, n hdd 'terview. wi.h Lord John l.u-.ell at ?? Office. The Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt had a meeting ye-terdav ...
... oiadiioto. Sna. The Belgian iopiter. Drieoz, Bow Oairnd Brlatol: andtrreral oeoattroandcalUare(nnmw ooknown), M (a), l.lverpool; John Enos, Singapore; Oekert. Dowiaica. Galoote. Ann, OaatMa; Taajarv, hr Capo and Ceylon: and laokolla, Demaraia, lewaln In Downs ...
... of Chartists at Brandon-hill, Bristol. 27. Serious revolutionary movement at Llanidloes, in Wales. 30. At Trowbridge, gome armed Chartists were guilty of great excesses. given to Joseph Hume, The Bishop Peterborough, the Right Rev. Herbert Marsh, D.D. ...
... were invested with the Jnignia of the Order. 10. fduel fought at Wimbledon-common, between Lord Londonderry and Mr. Henry Grattan. 14. The National Petition, or rather the petition of persons denominated Chartists (five feet in diameter), presentad to ...
... meeting of Chartist* Braodon-hill, Bristol. 27. Serious revolutionary movement at Llanidloes, in Wales. 30. At Trowbridge, some armed Chartists were frailty of great excesses. MAY. 1. A Grand Entertainment given to Joseph Hume, M.P. The Bishop Pctcrhoroueh ...