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... Countess of Carnwath ; Mr. James will have very little chance of being re elected. * ! sand Druses, who may be armed In case of need. The Grattan Mr. Corry Conrellan, Mr. Bevan, and Captain From Canada we learn that the Governor-General, Mr Naplousians have ...
... into various houses demanding arm«. Alfred Tibbs being sworn, deposed his having been standing opposite the Westgate on the morning the 4th of November, when it was attacked the Chartists, the prisoner being among them armed with gun. which witness saw ...
... getting on shore, end marched lore them to tbo garrison, whan they war* heartily welcomed tbo few of thoir old eompaaioaa in arms who had Ken lervire with them on former omnsions. In my bat oommnaicstion stated that the Lightning had nroceooed from Woolwich ...
... on yesterday evening:-. The Lord Chancellor and the Honourable Misses Plunket, Mr. James Grattan, Mr. Corry Connellan, Mr. Bevan, Captain Rorniilly ;'Hon. John Forteacue, and Capt. Dunne, Aides-de-Camp in waiting. THE PRINCESS AUGUSTA.-The following ...
... was in the drawing-room. In a few minutes she re-appeared, leaning upon his arm in affected sullenoess. I have not met with a very grateful return for my eagerness to welcome John,’’ she said; his salutation was. * Why does not Eva come meet me?’ 1 really ...
... Karl Cowper Sir Robert Buxton. Bart. Earl Amherst Sir John Forbes, Bart. Earl of Leicester Sit Philip B. V. Broke, K.C.B. Viscount Melbourne Sir John de Beanvoi 1, Bart. Viscount Palmerston Sir John Tyre', Bart. M.P. Viscount Howlek Sir Henry Smyth. Bart ...
... entrance, before the church clock has finished striking six. Duel Lord Cardigan and Lieutenant Tuck ett.— Last Saturday meeting took place Wimbledon Common, between Lord Cardigan and Lieutenant Tuekett, in consequence letters written by the latter iu ...
... Mr. Frederick Calvert, Mr. Henry Patten, Mr. JohnDavics, Mr. John Norris, Mr. Pilcher, Mr. William Greene, Sir Harry Vcrney, the Hon. Dudley Fortescuc, and Captain Komilly; the Hon. John Fortescue and Captain Dunne, A.D.C.'s Waiting. The following personages ...
... f fect an impossibility in the East. M. DE LABIARTINE puts in the same shape of dramatic sarcasm the real sense of the armed and irritated attitude imposed on his country by its government. It had first been alleged, as the motive for assuming that ...
... Har:, Patk O’Brien. J Corniffe, John Tobin, John John Duly, l lanagan, J ...
... learning, piety, and unblemished character, being combined him with commanding vigour of mind. Again Lord Cardigan.—The report that Lord Cardigan, the officer in command the I Ith Hussars, had ordered Captain Reynolds, the senior captain the regiment, ...
... impregnable, in the density, the courage, the military spirit and science of her inhabitant.:. When, therefore, she mistrusts the arms her millions, it can only lie that she meditates renewal of the attempts Napoleon and Eouis XIV. to snbjugate Europe. If this ...