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... Glentruim—Sir John Mackenzie. West Glentruiro—E. Macpherson, Esq., P. Purcell. Esq. Cromdale—Mr. Bruce, of Kennet. Guisachan—S. Steers. Esq., W. Peel, Esq. Belleville—Mr. Macgildowny. Mr. M‘G. Casement. Ardgour—Mr. Montague. H. St. John, Esq. Upper L ...
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... the ure* that have b>eo made connecting the nameuf Lady William Paget paiof'illy with that Lord Cardigan. is curious enough that the Bsron and Lord Cardigan happened be in Liverpool at the fame the former having landed h ...
... masons’ Hall, DAME STREET, Dublin, TEESPAY, the 2t*th December, 1846, half-past Four o'Clockyro celebrate the Festival of St. John, according to anuityf custom. The Ltxlge will adjourn to refreshment at ©’Clock precisely. order Jhat suitable accommodation ...
... Foreign-office. The ministers present were Lord John Russell, the Lord Chancellor, the Marquess of Lansdowne, the Earl of Min to, Sir George Gray, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Earl of Auckland, Sir John Hohbonse, Lord Campbell, Viscount Morpeth, the ...
... numbers and appoint sub committees : Daniel O’ConncU. M.P., John Augustus O’Neill, Ksq. the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor. Henry (srattan. M.P., Nicholas Maher, M.P., Alderman O’Brien, M.P., John O’Connell. M.P., Maurice O’Connell, M.P., Sir C. O Hart., Cornelius ...
... Aberdeen returned t»town yesterday from visit the Queen at Windsor Castle. are antborlsel Grace the Duke of Marlbo* roach. John Burnaby, Christ Church, E«q., M.P . and Alderman Copeland MP, to annex their names respectively tbe ley to the authorities ...
... sound economy to keep the commissariat establishment always in efficient state. After few words from Mr. Goolburo and Lord John Russell. Mr. Hume complained of the amount of half-pay, and objected to some other particular items In thia estimate. Mr. Williams ...
... officers; in (act, he cobid call them but little better than an armed mob, driven of Caubul by the natives, lu this state they were followed day after day and night after night, the armed men mixed with their camp-followers, fired upon in every direction ...
... Botkeeper, ridden by Brett the groom, and Lord W. Hill's Little John, ridden the noble owner. Both horses were in admirable condition, and promised good sport, but unfortunately Little John found the first fence so “ ugly” that he swerved and fell. Lord ...
... lie returned thanks. Mr. Smyth in a deservedly compUmeniarv speech, proposed the health of the secretary of the society, Mr. John George Coddington (drank with loud cheers). Mr. Coddiogton returned thanks. The Chairman proposed th® health of Mr. Stephen ...
... abont Are arms. He also said that the*# wonld confirm the others ; Mr. Parker. Sergeant Ogle, Brophy and I were in tbe berrseke, and lb# real In the kitchen, when Mr. Parker said wrote for chevron foe Ogle, have pul above the three on bit arm foe bis activity ...