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... place on the 10th inst. The deceased lady was only daughter John, second Lord Mulgrave. Her ladyship was born on the 19th of May, 1788, and married, the 25th August, 1807, Lieutenant-General Sir John Murray, who died in 1827. The Marquess and Marchioness ol ...
... Northern Italy, where the progress of trade, luxury, industry has long since removed the barriers which served to repel an armed enemy in less pacific times. The horrors of war cannot but be enormously aggravated by the long enjoyment of those blessings ...
... government by Lord Ellenborough, and he returned to this country On the downfall of Sir Robert Peel's administration, in 1846, Lord John Russell calied upea the Earl of Auckland again to take office as First Lord of the Admiralty, and he continued to hold that ...
... COPY A LETTER FROM IJRUT. FORREST LIEUT.-COLONEL TliE KARL OF CARDIGAN. Brighton Barracks, Sept. 2t, 1810. Lord—ln accordance with the orders of the (ieueral Coninianding-in-Chief, conveyed to me by your lordship this afternoon, 1 have the honour intonn ...
... stolen a silver watch, a chain, seal, and key, the pro perty of John Puddephatt; also with having, on the 31st of October last, it the same place, stolen gun. the property of the said John Puddt pha t.—Guilty. Nine months’ hard labour. [Before the Rev ...
... December. Charles John Bayley, Esq., is appointed colonial secretary at the Mauritius; Robert Carter, Esq., is appointed colonial treasurer at Newfoundland ; C. Lake, Esq., is appointed Htipendiary magistrate at Jamaica. Messrs. George and hir John Rennie have ...
... Estcouut moved the order of the day for r»«ming the adiourned debate the mohoo for coramiltiog W. S. Bneo, Esq to the Sergeaut-at-Arms during the pleasure of the house and for the Speaker's issuing his warrant accordingly. In doing he expressed a hope that Mend ...
... so unjustly deprived of it by the late courtmarlial brought against him by Lord Cardigan.—Bury COURT-MARTIAL OX JOHX HENTY. On Saturday last ihe co»rt-m:iriial Mr. John Hfnty.snjvromnerarv-carpenier of her Majesty’s ship Ocean, lying Slieeruess, chargesi ...
... light to guide their footsteps, but could walk in the broad and cheering sunshine of experience. Geutlemen (continued Lord John Russell), we have now met to celebrate the fiftieth an- niversary of Mr. Byng’s parlismentary services. exploits or exertions ...
... Bridgman and Mr. John Bridgman, but 1 was unable to see either of them, T have since ascer ined that the defendant John Bridgman, was at the time studying to become a surgeon. Subsequently 1 applied at the U n Hall for a warrant against John Bridgman, bot ...
... he would vote for the second reading of the bill. After some remarks for and against by Colonel Cdnolly, Captain Layard, Sir John Walsh, Mr. V. Stuart, and Sir H. W. Barron, Sir R. Peel said he wished to discuss the bill in a spirit and temper befitting ...
... Aby?”” “Oh, I lost my aunt Thirza a few daya ego, and want to take @ short mogrn, in cooree.’”” PaivantHrory.—The benevolent John Howard, havi: settled bis accouats at the close of a particular year, and a balance in his favour, proposed to his wife to ...