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... 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 ...
... . Tbetford. ?? d c „*^^ tortc ?? one member each 10 Ipswich and Sudbury, two membera each 4 ?? _ ?? COKSBBVATIVB LOSS. . Cardigan and Wlgan, one member each * Southampton. Weymouth, Belfast, and Waterford. two members each - g To Since tbe general election ...
... benefit of the Infant School of that parish, after which a collection of £ was made, and in the evening sermon was preached at St John’s Church the same gentleman, in behalf of the Moravian Missions. On Monday evening a meeting was held the Town Hall for the ...
... 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 ...
... thirty horses, and arming thirty men, established them • mounted police. On Christmas. day these armed men patrolled the streets, but no disturbance whatever took pla.e. The neat Monday they were increased by four additional bodies of armed police, who patrolled ...
... lilh. IVini the Stfi. ihe an I Antigua to the 18th. The Jamaica papers confirm the capture and destruction of the fleet of arm cia, the rebel chief who hod -.el his force* .igain .1 ( anhageua. The gallant conduct Lie.it, Couny, her Majestv’s brig-of ...
... stationer James Dawson, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, draper /iankruptciet —John Thomas, Ramsgate, butcher John Owen. Woolwich, cowkeeper. /ruo/cen/a —Henry «te*en«. Willian. Hertfordshire, and John Btr»ens. Oophill, Bedfordshire, bailders l>eUmam. 81. Hill, London ...
... emblazoned shields with the arms of England and France. The state chairs were what might be called of Gothic design, and the throne was surmounted with Gothic tracery. At the bark of the throne were emblazoned the Royal Arms of England in silver. Seated ...
... MIMNIPM AN— Edward Scroggs to St. Vincent. Masraa— W. C. Tnphook to Frolic. Prossa— Thoosat Littleton lo Frolic. At BO io* — John Hotels to Frolic. Assistant ScaecoNS —F- Nezn. reeling) to Frolic ; W. Baseman to St. Vincent, vice Bonk*. CgtwoTtw — Edward ...
... political chief, complaining of the troops of the line having alone been called out on those days, i ;to the exclusion of the armed citizens, who were most deeply interested in the maintenance of tranquillity. The 'memorialists concluded by an energetic protest ...
... was spoken of in the Spanish eeps Congress in constant hot water. Mr. Adams had | Seats vacant, doub wall, Clackimannan, Cardigan, Thetford, Bandon, Meath —— capital “ his successor. presented a petition from certain parties in Massachu- HOUSE OF COMMONS ...
... will he found in another columin. The following is it speech ot' Capt.' Harvey Tack&t (reniemberrd fior his dfuel with Lord Cardigan), at tlte annual ihinner of the Seamen's Hos- pital Socifety, on Wednesday at the London Tavern : U1 aptain Harvey Tuckett ...