Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... was actually proposed to give a night with Nero, introducing the solo he played upon • fiddle during the burning of Rome. Mr. John Party gets reputation for singing a certain clam of songs, when upstarts a Mr. Trelikim to do the same thing for half the money ...
... the ilorse Guards in reference to the Earl of Cardigan. Sir if. Varian brought forward the Ordnanosiates for 1141. tinder the bead of stores the increase was WOOL arising from the supply of percussion arms to the whole army, a step eomidered necemsry to ...
... I:mortises .11 Disitaass of the Crinory Passages the following may be harem • sarriesin proof of their dertidod effiesey io arm onetime:— FROM PROFESSOR DEISHURST. “St.lohie•Britisis liospital,l6,Cross.otreet, Mattosigardes. Illy dear Sir,-10 orwripliasea ...
... the payment of one and a bat( crorev of rupees as indemnity for the expenses of the tear,—the disbandment of the present 81kb arms,, and its reorganisation on the system and regulations with regard to pay, which obtained in the time of the late Maharajah ...
... that it is necessary to costes, them also priests, In the twelfth century the doctrlrte was far from being established, for Grattan, after describing the diversity of opinions, which then prevailed, on Auricular Confession, concludes in these words:— I ...
... see the Doke of Wellington has lost none of his straightforward, and comuion-sense habits of saying what he Minks.— Arm. Tat CARDIGAN ELECTION COMMITTER, bait Saturday, waled llr. Pryes Pryer, and declared Sir. J. S. Harford not lily elected. Tag ROIII•IIPTON ...
... EILANCHOLt OCCURRENCE. A Coroner's it wu bald on Friday last, at the Bay's 11111 Inn, before John Barnett, Esq. Coroner, and a highly respectable Jury, on elew of the body of a man, name unknown. stated to be a Pole, an itinerant musician, who h d hung ...
... genius, and their destiny. Mr. ileary Grattan followed, speaking with a view to introduce an amendment of a different description. The bow., became thin, sad the lion. member was very little attended to. Lard John Russell then row sod, with respect to ...
... AND ATTACK CPO TES STATION-HOUSE. CANTERBURY, tritlay.—Yesturday Contain By ng Doherty , Cajdein John Allgood, t'aptain Edmund Doherty, and Captain John ttaldarti, the 13th and 14th Light Dragoons. at present Motioned at the garrison at Canterbury, Imre ...
... Otackfrisebroad, cured of Opthatrnia. Wm Nary Road., Market•plue, W juicy. Roche, cured of Opthalreie, Witooeses to her sure, Mr. John Roeder, father, and R.Waiktr, k:sq. Ur. A. Allintyre, aged rd. 3, Silveratreet, Golden•square, cored of Gulls Serena sad Dashes ...
... routine an the proposed enactments of Lord John Itussrll's 'measure.—Ti, :. LORD %IMO tIV6 TRIAL.—The following vdneeen have been summoned by the Hoare of Peera to attend and give evidence at the trial of Lood Cardigan at Theating next —Themes Hunt Dunn, ...
... held upon the body yesterday, by Mr. .1. B. Mode, City Coronae, it transpired from the depositions of Newport the engineer, John Baylis and Thomas Maiden, batty workmen of deceesed, and Fitzgerald, the constable on that part or the line, that Fitzgerald's ...