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... illness, which caused such alarm the family. The noble and gallant Marquis had not entirely recovered from the accident which his arm was broken. The Duke of Northumberland has purchased the Bcllingham property adjoining to his Northumberland property. The Dowager ...
... At the Mansion-house banquet, on Mon were accompanied from e draw to the Egyptian Hall the following manner :—Prince Al arm-in-arm with the 3 Sir Robert Peel with Pon juis of Exeter wit Mrs. Somers; the Earl of Had- and the Duke of with Mies fas Duke ...
... placed, alternately, medallion portraits in silver of her Majesty and Prince Albert, with the arms of England over them, and the Prince of feathers, with the arms of Wales over them, the whole ounted by a neat in dead sugar work. Above are three ticrs, each ...
... respcct- ably dressed men and women eat down to dinner, their young and be- loved landlord presiding—Colonel Kennedy, John Jones, Esq., John Hill, Esq., of Bettaghy Castle, supporting him ; while Mrs. Kennedy, Miss Jones, Mrs. éfill, &e, graced the scene ...
... VESSEL DROWNED. —On cdnesdav night last Captain Scale, of the Coronation, of Cardigan, fell overboard his vessel, at and was drowned. inquest has teen held tl»e lio.lv, before John F. Botirke, Esq. and jury. It appeared from the evidence of one the crew the ...
... Chancellor; the Hon. Captain Boyle, Secretary; Sir George Morris. Gentleman Usher the Black Rod; Sir William Ulster King at Arms; Sheffield Bcthara, Esq., Dublin Herald. hall-past six o'clock, p m., the Knights were called over Ulster, and they proceeded ...
... Prince, all around alternating with the Prince Wales's plume. Over the medallions are placed the royal arms, while above the feathers appear tbe arms and emblems (the harp and leek) of Wales. Tbe upper edge of the cake corniced with ornamental scroll. ...
... S —Sir John Webber Smith. GENERALS —Sir Arthur Dillon, Bart., and Sir Cocklmrn. COLONELS —Thellusson, C. King, Hodder, Cbatterton, Cairn White, Sir John Burke, Grogan, Cle- and olio way. LIEUTENANT-COLONELS —Boys, Frith, C. Kelly, Pclly, John MiK»rc, ...
... the night before the auction, in company with a Mr. Farraday Mr John Fin lay, but Sir Thomas Finlay was not thenar. - sent ; there was something said about her conduct the Castle ; .Mr John l'iulay said that Sir Thomas did not like to bring his wife there ...
... throne w ere emblazoned the royal arms England and France, surmounted a royal crown ; royal banners waved at the ton and each side the throne. the purple velvet hack-ground were shields, emblazoned with the royal arms of England at time, and the red cross ...
... public banquet, which is described as one of the most im- portant and interesting fetes ever given in that country. Lord dinper. John Hay and the officers of the Warspite were invited to the The assembling of 80 many merchants and leading men in this city to ...
... left the entrance the Police-1 arrack 'Cnucklofty. On Monday inq-iest was held upon it, before Win. Esq., Coroner, assisted John Bagwell, Esq., Marlffeld, and after strict and lengthened investigation, it was ascertained that was not the body tlie policeman ...