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... JOHN BULL with for, and seemed to take great delight in the spectacle. Her Majesty the Queen, with his Aoyal Highness Prince Albert, after* wards presented herself the soothern window of the Queen’s bon* dcir, where, on being recognised by the assembled ...
... JOHN BULL with far, sad seemed to take great delight in the spectacle. Her Majesty the Qoeen, with his Royal Highness Prince Albert, afterwards presented herself at the son them window of the Qaeen’s boa* doir, where, being recognised by the assembled ...
... JOHN BULL the BiPhop of Norwich on the right of the Archbishop of York, front* iog the font. The choirs of the Chspel Roy* Windsor occnpied the centre of the choir; end the children of the Chapel Royal, their state dresses, and those of St. George’s Chapel ...
... Lifford, Lord Leigh, tbe Hon. T. Hewitt, Ihe Hon. Charles Bertie Percy, Sir Charles Dongles, Bart., M.P., Sir John Mordaunt, Bart,, M.P., Sir John R. Browne Cave, Bart., Mr. W, Dugdale, M.P., Mr. W. Collins, M.P., Mr. E. J. Shirley, M.P., Messrs. C. N. Newdigate ...
... 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 ...
... Sir George Murray, G.C.B. ; the Gold Stick in Waiting, Viscount Cornbermere, G.C.B. ; the Adjutant-General of the Forces, Sir John Macdonald, K.C.B. ; the Silver Stick in Waiting, Lieutenant-Colonel Hall; the P os t mas t er -G enera l, Viscount . Low_ _ ...
... formed open column right in front, marched pat in open column, then at quarter distance column, with trailed arms, formed line, presented arms, and afterwards marched home in sections. The officers of the regiment afterwards entertained General Katzmer ...
... 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 ...
... the int. tootle; perfect Lord John Ruaeell obtains leave to bring to continue Poor law tor j-oun loajfr, FEBRUARY. 1. Tit# debate o:t the Blil In the Chamber P»; utiea a ol 7 against the pi eject oi v. S. The Karl ef Cardigan surrender! htm sett Into the ...
... interposed stopper to Lord Cardigan's claims and reproaches. So the vacancy is transferred to Rutland, where inconvenient Lord Cardigan has no estates. In reference to the lailure of Messrs. Isaac Nicholson and Co., of King's Arms yard, merchants, there is ...
... of ft tailor’s bill. The meeting of the Privy Council “to consider” the arms of the Prince of Wales, Nurse Lilly calls ftft absurdity, the dsar little darling’ has been in * arms* from the moment of his birth. SYMPATHY. The peopleware starving. Pooh I ...
... Lord John Russell by the Directors of the New Zealand' Company. 14. The British 'lndianian Heroine, from China to London, lost near Cape Spartel, and out of sixty persons on board, thirty-four, principally lascars, perished. The Earl of Cardigan is tried ...