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... harvest had led to fall of per cent, in the price of com. On Monday an inquest was held at the Burlington Arms, Old Burlington-street, on the body of John Bolton, Esq., major of the 7th Dragoon Guards, who was found dead in bis bed at the Burlington Hotel ...
... Alexander. Duncan. .Messina • Orontes, Garden. Newfoundland; Charles Hammerton. Marshall Demerara John Grant. Robertson, China; Mary Caro I awson. St. John's. N.B. ; Ashburton. Lisbon; Nordstern. Da n talc . shetfifld. New York; Beethoven. Arica, Islay ...
... o'clock this afternoon for Buckingham Palace under . Pjcort of the Ist Life Guards. FA Sill OX ABLE PAR TIES. and Countess of Cardigan gave a grand dinner lay evening, at their mansion in Portman-square, . ?? and Countess of Lucan, Earl Howe, Lady Geor- urzou ...
... published YESTERDAY. John Murray, Albemarle-street. This Day, with Plates, Bvo., 3s. ?? I'art VI.. of the JOURNAL of the ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY of ENGLAND. N tents: — The past and present State of Agriculture in Northumberland. BT John Grey, of DiKton ...
... in- juring his arm. Neither party understanding a word of K.'.glish, an inter- preter was ■worn, hut owing te the interruptions of the mutual friends of both parties great confusion ensued. The assault upon the complainant, who had his arm in a sling, and ...
... POLICE. Mansion-house. —Yesterday Captain Harm Tackett, who fought the duel with Lord Cardigan, appeared before Aldermam PIRIE, to answer a charge of assault under rather Areu^ man,tunned Owen W'orsley, who stated that was saddler, and resided at No. ...
... should do as I liked on every occasion—have what I liked to eat and drink, and exercise a sorereign sway over that simpleton John Bull, whose purse I should be privileged to fly to whene ver it suited my convenience. Suffice it to say, that the Archbishop ...
... desired the coin,dainanl leave his house previous lo his attempting lo pul her out, which she refused, when he took her the arm and led her out, using no more force than was necessary ; lo prove which, he called his daughter, Ann Smith, who said she saw ...
... embodying the sub- stance of the resolutions, are to be prescnted to the House of Lords by the Duke of Rutland and the Earl of Cardigan ; and to the House of Commons, by the Members for South Leicestershire and Northamptonshire. Conx Laws.—A petition, most ...
... INTELLIGENCE. MANUOII-HOUSE. ARISTO4.RATII' D O INGs.—WHO'S IN THE MOHday Captain Harvey Tuekett, who fought the duel with Lord Cardigan, appeared to answer a charge of assault under rather curious circumstances. A young man, named Owen Worsley. who stated that ...
... river, have an ornamental commanding appearance. Death of Mr. Butt, Deputy Serjeant at Arms. —Me regret to state that Mr. Butt, who has held the office . Serjeant at Arms attending the Court of Chancery or upwards of 30 years, died on Wednesday night at his ...
... Liet.o-- General Sir T. Reynell, Lieutenant-General Sir John Lainbest, Lieutenant-General Sir George Quieten. Major-General Sir Henry Hardinge, Major-General Sir Arthur Cifton, Major-General sir John Woodford, Major-General Sir Charles Broke Vere, Bart. ...