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... House of Commons relative to the induct of Lord Cardigan, ordering a private of the lith Hussars to Hogged on .Sunday. 7. In the of this evening the official accounts of the success of the Engli-h arms in China arc published. 13. The motion of Muntz for ...
... D atfs, Lord A. Beau. )c crk, Crofton, Halstead, Revern, St. Leger; Mid. s ehipwar, Jackson ; Lieut..Colortel Ellis, Major John. stlone, and Captain Whitcomb, Royal Marinec; Comn- A ve mandur Fletcher, Captains Eyres and Smith, Hon. 1! tc Iieut. Spencer ...
... death in all the cases, with adeodand of 10001 on the engine and tender. PEERS WHO DIED IN 1841. 1. —January 5, John, Earl Somers, succeeded John, Viscount Eastnor, his eldest surviving son. 2. —February 3, Robert, Lord Henley, succeeded by the Hon. Anthony ...
... charged with being guilty of or assisting in the commission of the offence. 5. Messrs William Bowdidge, George Creasy, John Rogers, and John Hilton are appointed Overseers of the parish of Brighton. A large cave is discovered the Old Broyle, Chichester, supposed ...
... Lliiot arm the Chinese plenipotentiaries, by which the Emperor cedes the island of Hong Kong to England, ncrorda indemnity of 6,000,000 of dollars, and establishes official relations between the two Governments footing of perfect equality.-; Lora John Russell ...
... dbrnussion t.kes place the .he head of AstleJ . Amphitheatre by fire of the arm, sheltering aWe In llimmlnee”n the Administration of JesticefNo ) mates are gone through, and Lord John , ii;ii sir Edward Sugden moves the insertion of ause postto bring bills ...
... Gamble to Kevenge. Clbbb— John Strain to warspite- M.siaa'a Assistant— T. S. Anderson to Victory. VuLiNiifSi Ist Class — L J. Coventry to I ower- • ul. Mr. Cornick to Carysfort, in Caledonia. Boats* ains— John G.Meeehte Minden ; John Bray, ?? ting, to taw ...
... QUENs Lorid in Waiting enl H. R. I. .and H-, fi. ii e n thle P'rinco AlIbert. Puiimcu AiLEmimT. Qimnen. Sergeant-at-Arms. Ser'geaet-at-Arms. Master of thle 1o1es. ?aistreu,s of the Robes. Lady' of Lim le Dzzemoinber. 'Tue Mtaidsa of Rollour. Bodchuinber ...
... Serjeant-at-Arms. TUe Sword of Serjeant-at-Arm*. The Lord State The Lord Steward. borne by Chamberlain. The Duke of Wellington. Lord in Waiting The Lord in Waiting H. H. H. and H. 11. 11. on the I’rince Albert. I’tince Albert. Queen. Sorjeant-at- Arms. Serjeant-at- ...
... the Sword of State. IJlack Rod. . Garter King of Arms. Groom in Waiting Groom of the Stole Groom in Waiting on his roial bigness bis royal highness the Queen. Prince Albert. Prince Albert. Serjeanl-at Arms. Sword of Slate Serjeant-st-Anns. The Lord Steward ...
... and upon its arrival on 'lower-hill, the inob was so great that the guard ol duty at the Mint was immediately ordered under arms to clear a wvay for the vans and carts to advance, which they found some difficulty in effecting. The great gates having been ...
... Bill In the Chamber of Doputios closed by a majority of 237 against 16v2 in favour of thc project of lawv. 2. TIte Earl of Cardigan stcrrenders himself into th ecustody of tho Usher of the Black Rod, in ceonsequence of an indictrnent being prefecred against ...