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... Hayter Paitl ter, Brodie the Surgeon, Napier the Hero of Acre, the Duke of Wellington, the Duke of Devonshire, the Earl of Cardigan, Lord Lady Lyndhurst, the Rothschilds, Sir Felix Booth, Lord and Burghersh, the Marquis and Marchioness of Douro, Sir Moses ...
... Monday, on • visit to the Duke of Beaufort : at Badminton. The Duke of Wellington armed at Apaley House, on Monday, from Strathdeldsaye. The Earl and Countess of Cardigan have been re. ccil ing company during the last week at their magnificent seat, Dean ...
... Somerville, and last not least Lord ->° Russell and Lady Fanny Elliot, who is some three-and- twenty his Lordship's junior. Lord John is thus going to assist Lord Palm er in making the Ministry an united one. Among all these Gossip, for the fifth season, is ...
... she had an infant in her arms, and there was another child, about six years of age, with her, to whom the defendant gave some money, and which left and went up stairs. The moment the child was gone, the defendant put his arms around her neck, and when ...
... before them honours were conferred. Bit John Keane, no. L•rl Kern.., had signalised himself as a soldier in all parts of the meld t los skill, firmness, and bravery, had increased the bee , .of do- Briti-h arms in es cry quarter of the globe; and it was ...
... Wednesday, Oct. 6th, on the body of John Pickard, by trade a plumber and glazier, and, of late, assistant overseer, who was found dead, suspended from a hook in his own house in the afternoon of the same day. John G. 'Ball, E.q. having sworn in the jury ...
... has been pul into our hands headed Newfield Slone Works;” the object of which is to raise fund in behalf of two men named “John and George »V ilks.” From information which wc have received, we have every reason to believe these men arc impostors. The ...
... 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 ...
... portraits will he scarcely distinguished from a painting, nothing oi a similar description ever having been designed before. Lord Cardigan’s conduct in causing a soldier to be flogged Easter Sunday, has drawn forth the folllowing general order from the Commander ...
... 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 ...
... impartial in his abuse of all parties, and his audience re. siprocated the feeling by hooting alike Daniel O'Connell, Luca John Russell, and Sir Robert Peel.—At the late Yurkshire election Lords Morpeth and Milton each polled nearly 1000 more freeholders ...
... of announcing that on TUESDAY Augus a t 1841, and following Days, TO PUBLIC COMPETITION, - Rooms, Cheltenham, splendid and armful Stock of AND EARTHENWARE, *Pied for Families of the AigAest elan, ▪ * ihse • more moderate ezpersditure. Wily valuable selection ...