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... comman ter to read her Majest authorising the Ct er to be Lord F r i) 4 am was introduced by the Gentleman er d er King of Arms, and, kneeling, received the honour of Knighthood, aud then retired. Hia the Grand M ter then communicated to the Chapter that ...
... the present I.ord Cranstoun. At Vers Cru*. of yellow fever, aged thirty-two y*»rs. Mr. Arthur William Grattan denUst, third son of the late John Grattan, Esq , M D, of Edenderry. In the K'ng's County. , ~ hi. reaidence, 20. Peter .licet, in the 3tth year ...
... placed, alternately, medallion portraits in silver of her Majesty and Prince Albert, with the arms of England over them, and the Prince of feathers, with the arms of Wales over them, the whole ounted by a neat in dead sugar work. Above are three ticrs, each ...
... circle at Henry Grattan ?—(hear, bear.) Heytesbury Park, W:lts. sorry to say, he was afraid that it was ill health which deprive: d W. S. O'Brien, Esq., M.P., and family have left the them of the services of the son of the immortal Grattan— (cheers. ) residence ...
... sent to Canton, and his Excellency Sir John Davis went up in the Daedalus to demand redress. After much negotiation with Keying, four Chinese were executed on the 21st inst., and 11 were under trial. Sir John returned here on the 24th, having given Keying ...
... lady of John Semple, Esq., of a son. At Blackrock, county of Leitrim, the lady of Arthur J. V. Lindsay Birchall, of a daughter. At the Hon. Mrs. R. C. Trench, of a son. At Cregg, the seat of her father, Francis Butler, Esq., the lady of John Lepdell, ...
... Bart; John Kingston James, Bart; Arthur Brooke, Bart, MP; Robert Paul, Richard Vorrison, Henry Meredyth, George Morris, D L. Usher of the Black Rod, Robert Bateson, Robert Gore Boothe, Captain Thomas Ross, General George Cockburn. Major-General John Burgoync ...
... cheering.) You wdll now return to your homes, and 1 have but one word to say to you—remember John Mitchel—remember John jrfitchel—l tell you to remember John Mitchel—(immense cheering ) The proceedings then terminated.— Freeman's Journal, ...
... William Follett, Right Hon. C. E. Law, the Recorder ; Right Hon. Sir George Rose, Right Hon. Sir John Beckett, Mr. Thesiger, Mr. Pemberton Leigh, Rig! ht Hon. John Wilson Croker, Colonel Percival, Sir Frederick Watson, Dr. Jelf, Captain Wyke, and his Excellency ...
... Aylett Bra nfill to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Surtees ; John Raw- linson Cuthbert, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Branfill. 16th Light Dragoons—Brevet Lie utenant-Colonel John Rowland Smyth to be by purchase, vice M'Dowell, who re- tires; ...
... coloured velvet, lined with pale blue silk, with beautiful border lace and white gimp, worked into the velvet; looped on tlte arms with an elegant cord and tassel to match. Mantle « fine lavender-coloured cacherocre, lined throughout with cerise silk, and ...
... d to pass t tumn, and then return to London for th w Th ye Lord alth eontinues in an indifferent state. The € Countess of Cardigan is at Baden-Baden, and her I lyshi 4 The alth } already improved. The noble Earl doves not ito lito ther Lac of hi senc on ...