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... It is what might be expected, and is 119 otherwise than creditable to the authorities::— JOHN FROST.—A letter has this week been received by the family of John Frost, in Newport, dated Port Arthur, 4th July, in which he gives a detail of his voyage from ...
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... proceeded immediately to Messrs Co AND ELEVENTH the Cardigan Dr Sandham meritorious officer regiment has the effect and unwilling of Earl the General in Chief complaint officially made we understand were Cardigan given orders that J)r tlie to back leaving passed ...
... in month to be solitary FIRE AT THE PREMISES OF THE GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY DEPTFORD Colchester Castle last John Mills and John Sharp in the employ of Mr George Wood of Bures charged with being drunk their teams and to take proper care of them ...
... RF.TIREM F.XT Oh' LORD HILL. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Sir, — No event since the ever-to-be-lamented death of Sir i ] John Moore has thrown a greater gloom over the British i : army than the rumoured retirement of Lord Hill from that i ?? office ...
... Frazer. S.mgs— Deep deep sea, Mrs. Grattan ; Merrily goes the mill, Frazer ; Peace ol the valley, Giubilei ; I re- member. Miss Nunn ; 1 love thee, Frazer ; Largo Factotum, Pal- toni ; Rise, gentle moon, Mrs. Grattan. Quartett— Daltuo Stelleto. Madrigal ...
... may bear the arms of Pennant quarterly, in the first quarter ' with these of Douglas; and that the said Juliana Isabella Mary Douglas may continue to bear the arms of Pennant quarterly with those of her own family arms of Dawkins; such arms being first ...
... SHIPiVg AND MERCANTILE GAZETTE. SATURDAY. JANUAR\ R> Ko.ehlll. RgtiasoD, I Edward. l.»mburn, Wwifoßl - F,.n«., MrdlrT. Hall ! John EUi.. Price, Wicklow ll.l.o>crlnK. Bcislol Toward. (Jan. lo) from Tbomai. Tate (10; Loodon ' William Jocca, Londoo Pomona. ...
... Adjutant Geu ral ; and Captain John Reynolds was forth ordered up from Chiche.,ter to attend at the Ho Guards, and thus allow of a personal solicitation the part of Lord F. Somerset, that he w withdraw his resignation. Captain John g, nolds arrived in London ...
... wife and four others, at four o'clock, to see two of the party as far as Wardour-street. Returned towards Charles-street, arm.in-arm with Mr. Knevitt, a few paces before Mrs. Tyler and Mrs. Knevitt. Seeing a number of persons about a publie.house at the ...
... begun. When Lord STANLEY first introduced his bill, nothing could exceed the indignation of Ministers and their adherents. Lord JOHN RUSSELL id all that a thing so diminutive could, and vowed that the Irish Registration was perfect ; Lord MORPETH, with ...
... Ansah bad interview with Lord John Russell. Now whether these distinguished personages are natives of Ger> many, or belong to one of the Cannibal tribes of the South Sea Islands, we are not informed; if the former, John Bull must take care of his pockets ...