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... 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 ...
... Joseph Badey, of Cardigan-street, Jericho. At Eton. Bucks, Sunday last, the mst., aged 37, Mary, fourth daughter of the late Uev.Georgc Dupuis, rector ofWenillebury. . . . „ On the 10 Inst, at Coring, this county, Anne, trile o the Rev. John H. Broome, aged ...
... —(Costume of the reign of Edward III.) The Earl of Jersey, Master of the Horse.—As Sir John de Villiers, of the reign of Charles 11. The Earl of Kinsale. —As Lyon King of Arms of Scotland. carrying his baton of office, in his official uniform, over which he ...
... James Graham, her Majesty's secretary state for the home department, has recommended to the Lord Chan cellor that the names of John Cother, Esq., and Charles Finch, Esq., be inserted the commission of the peace for this borough.—Salisbury Herald. The Edinburgh ...
... received, which, according with (he fiat of Revising Barrister, wort not qualified.—Tlic investigation of the double return for Cardigan, which lasted only half hour, cost the sitting Member, Pry so, Ksq., upwards ef l,2*W/.—At Court of Common Council, held ...
... d lh . or. ligmont, was horn in 17M, and married in ISIS ! Fri tar trnck, enntaining th. Jane, eldest daughter of .he late John Hofrnbj. • we„. . rns’ii. between lit. luggage waggons Hook near Southampton, now Co,mtess of hginrint. Hs I' 1 a!; sparr.lone ...
... India. Capt ReyiaJds it will be remembered was sentenced court martial for alleged insubordination to his cotoncl—Lord Cardigan. Lord John Russell, it is stated, lias seceded from the Oiutcb of England, and joined the Scotch presbyterian congregatiou, in ...
... 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 ...
... applied for the of the trials of other prisoners till next assizes on trials were accordingly postponed. „ll DEATH OF MR. JOHN BANIM.—Mr. John Banjo' , o' 4 in the literary world as the author of ” Tales of the mily, and other popular works of fiction, died ...
... the licensed dealers game have sold them for 2s. each. One dealer, it is said, bought several hundred weight from the Earl Cardigan, Deene Park. There a woman in the Birmingham workhouse who reached her 102 nd year on St.Thoroas's day, and we are glad to ...
... 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 ...