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... further stated that numerous bancs of Carlists had appeared in the environs of Berga. One of those bands consisted of 400 armed men. Our Paris letters assert that, notwithstanding this not credited. positive assurance of the Débats, the statement was ...
... Hayford, Summers NORITY-NOES, Hastie, A. Hawes, B Heathcoat, John Heneage, E. Hill, Lord A. M. C. Hindley, Charles Hobhouse, Sir J. C. Horsman F. Howard. C. W. G. Hutt, W. Jardine, William John'tone, Alex. Labouchere, H. Lambton, H. Langston, J. H. Larpent ...
... Peale, Sir J - Buller, E Gore, Capt Morris, D Shell, R L _ _ _ _ Byng, 'G Granger, T C Morrison, J Smith, RIT Callaghan, D Grattan, H Murray, A Somerville, Sir Carew, Hon H S Grosvenor, Ld Norreys,SirJD W Cave, R 0 Guest, Sir J . O'Brien, J Stock, Set Cavendish ...
... Earl of ABERDEEN, carrying a lump of Scotch granite covered with sulphur, with his foreign correspondence ;ticked under his arm. Sir JAMES GRAHAM, with a rat-trap on his head, containing a large rat rubbedjover with phosphorus. THE FIRST LORD OF THE ADMIRALTY ...
... Urenada. Duke of Grammont She was also sister to the present Countess Birmingham (ay )62 10 30 1 24 1 se 10 5 , John H. Capper, Rag. John H. Ravenahaw, Esq. Price Eighteen-pence. The Second Number of red, with four tops, &c. &c., 255; 6-joint ditt,o, ...
... there ace three Kings-at-Arms-Garter, Claren- cieux, and Norrov. The first is called Principal King-at-Arms, the two others Proviicial King~s; the latter (Northroyl officiates north of the Trent. There are also Lion King-at-Arms for Scotland, and Ulster ...
... W. H. Stewart, John Stuart, H. Stint, H. C. Sutton, Henry M. Taylor, T. E. Taylor, J. A. Tennent, J. E. Thesiger, F. Thompson, Ald. Th )rnhill, George Tollemache, John Towline, George Trevor. Hon. G. R. Trollope, Sir John Trotter, John Tumor, Christopher ...
... disorderly persons, and they were only closed on the approach of the police. There were men, women, and children, and infants in arms, and most of the persons were in a state of intoxication. They then visited the low lodging-houses and brothels, and there ...
... most brilliant 35 minutes seen this ■ . as it has generally been. Lords Cardigan and Gardner rode must splendidly, until the latter unfortunately had a serious fall, when Lord Cardigan, with Day, the hunts- man, and one other, certainly had the best of it ...
... including tellers Paired ABSENT. • Conservatives - Liberals Speaker and Chairman of Committee SEATS VACANT, DOUBLE RETURNS, &C. Cardigan, Meath, Shropshire, Southampton, Thetford.. FRIDAY, FEB; 25. A.ct considered in Committee :--Original Question again proposed ...
... fivesand.thirty minutes seen this season, good as it has generahr Lords Cardigan and Gardner rode most splendidly, until th: 'Jute unfortunately had a serious fall, then Lord Cardigan. with fig. the huntsman. and one other, certainly had the best of it. ...
... Sir C. Napier Corn imports from America, Sir C. Napier moved fop return of the number of vessels laden with corn which had armed from America, from the Ist of January, 1841, to the Ist of January, 1843, at the port of Liverpool; and also return of the ...