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... Moody, R.E., Governor, Mr. John Moxon, Deputy-Governor, Messrs. Ambrose Humphrys, Newman Smith, William A. Ilankey, accompanied by Mr. N. Hooper, Solicitor to the Company, and Mr. W. Aggas, Secretary, had an interview with Lord John Ru , sell yesterday, at ...
... men were picked by boat belonging to the Vale of Clwyd, manned by John Williams, Owen Parry, and John Stirling; four men by boat belonging to the fiat Anne, manned Thomas Hawlwood and John Dunhavan; three men by boat belonging to the Steam Tug Company’s ...
... Earl and Countess of Rosebery and the Ladies Primrose, Lord Dalmeny, the Marquis of Headfort, the Hon, Mrs. Titzroy,, Lord John Russell, the Countess of Minto, the Ladies Elliot, and Lord Melgund, Lord and Lady James Stuart, the Countess of Tankervllie ...
... JOHN BULL could be heard on behalf until he had come anddpnrged hltf contempt promising obedience to the Ordinary. And alter thie the Learued Comroixsary stated, that he had not yet had sufficient opportunity of conferring with the Archbishop on the several ...
... majority of one hundred and eighteen against six. A new muster-room for the Gentlemen-at-Arms is to be built In Pump-court. Such a set of as the Geutlemen-at-Arms could scarcely he placed in a more appropriate locality. PicutiONAL ADVANTAGM — The possession ...
... e never felt disposed to give— Earl of MONSTER—He hadpresumed— Lord HILL—He was not one of those who considered— Earl of CARDIGAN—Since he might have been convicted of — Marquis of ANGLESEA—He never bad a character— Earl of UXBRIDGE—He considered nobody— ...
... 16-gun sloop, and to proceed to the Mediterranean station. OF LORD CARDIGAN. —The return moved for by Mr. Joseph Hume, M.P., relative to the expenses of the late trial of the Earl of Cardigan, states them to have been as follows: , —viz., for fees to counsel ...
... since his nomination to the see, as to be now enabled to address the people from the pulpit in the Welsh language. _ _ A/Ir. - John Parnell, of Teignmouth, the leading preacher among the Plymouth Brethren, as they are called in that neighbourhood, is the ...
... money rut Lord Gleogall, and speak therefore on the part John Bull. protest against such waste of the pshlic money, he causes. He Is, in ibis respect, infiaitol* worse than the Earl of Cardigan who did entail some dreds pounds expense upon the country ...
... Ey sATPT TINS ‘Wm. Fechney Black, Ksq. Alex. Robert Irvine, Es | from John Brightman, Esq. | ger, in ‘Wm, Shand, jan., Eeq. ent Millis Coventry, Eq. Henry Lewis Smale, E ac. John Drewett, Esq Icha Clendianing. M.D.. F.R.8. Thomes Teed, Esq. be mot &c ...
... appiicaAon was f.-r admission. I should have given ewer to John Hampden, and we request, through the her focd end other nourishment had she told me her mediam of the Planet, that the astumed John Hampden milk was gone. I should have referred her ease to ...
... SONGS BY JOHN PARRY, Jun., and by JOHN BAR.NETT. NANT GWYNANT, or the Vale of Waters, sung byr Miss Dolby. This charming melody is now sung by Miss Dolby nt all the Principal Concerts with immense success. TIE BRIDE'S FAREW'ELL, by JOHN- BARNEaTT ...