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... Moolk, accompanied by the united Biitish force from Bombuy and Bengal, under Sir John Keane, takes possession of his throne at Candshar. 10. Destruction by fire of the John Bull steamer, with the loss of several passengers' lives.—Sir Robert Peel having ...
... Dec. 2. At the Central Criminal Court on Monday, Mr. Adolphus applied the Com tto respite the recognizances of the Earl of Cardigan until the next session of the Court. was necessary that he should make this application point of form, on the first day of ...
... Hotel 30, Regency Square. Sir John and the Hon. Lady Palmer left the Bedford Hotel on Tuesday for Loudon, from whence they proceed to their country seat. and Mrs Gem left 102, King’s Road, on Tuesday for London. Sir John and Lady Shelley arrived last ...
... —There is present a young woman, 21 years of age, residing in the parish of Clydey, to the county of Pembroke (daughter of Mr. John Davies, of Hendre Gwlyra), to all appeaiance quite dead, having been in that state for nearly a twelvemonth past, but awakes ...
... Secretary. in the retreat eral in comman John Moore, the tinued, In the hour of Graba VERRALL ser: in the hour of disaster, Graham solation.” Sir Walter Scott has also rst, 1. Hackman of in his‘ Vision of Don 1 th, John Phillips stanzas of which are dedicated ...
... stopped, and was hacked in search of him. was picked in an all but senseless state, with one arm broken, and very seriously injured. A letter dated from Cardigan, of the March, announces the Rebecca Early this morning, between three and four o’clock, the ...
... death in all the cases, with adeodand of 10001 on the engine and tender. PEERS WHO DIED IN 1841. 1. —January 5, John, Earl Somers, succeeded John, Viscount Eastnor, his eldest surviving son. 2. —February 3, Robert, Lord Henley, succeeded by the Hon. Anthony ...
... applications were made by the mountaineers for arms, of which 19,000 stand had already been distributed among them. Egyptian deserters came in every day by fives, tens, ami thirties. One day came in body, w itb arms and accoutrements, and among them more than ...
... with each other in gay habiliments, knightly decorations, stars, and crosses, and ribands. Heralds, Pursuivants, and King’a-at-Arms, Garter, Norroy, and Clarencieux, performed their parts with their accustomed propriety and discretion; the episcopal lawn ...
... Mr Lawrence, Rev. F. Fearon, Mr Willion, Mr John Currie, Mr Grassett. Mr Pickering, Mr Murdoch, Mr Ohvertoo, Mr Dickson, Reid, and Mr Foster. Gloucester Hotel.— Mr and Mrs Ricardo, Mr and Mrs Rowland, Mr John Cotton, Mr A. Miller, Mr Willett, Mr Captain ...
... in the vicinity of Cardigan and Carnarvon Bays. The stern of ship has drifted ashore, with the name Southampton” painted on it, supposed to be from Quebec; and the greater portion of a deck has been found floating about in Cardigan Bay; a large number ...
... charged with being guilty of or assisting in the commission of the offence. 5. Messrs William Bowdidge, George Creasy, John Rogers, and John Hilton are appointed Overseers of the parish of Brighton. A large cave is discovered the Old Broyle, Chichester, supposed ...