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... Droaikeen ; A. Champagne, Clk. Miltawn ; John Corneal, Beechnionnt ; Thos. E, Carte, Limerick; R. Ilawtry Cox ; \Villiam Cox, J.P. Ballynoe ; John C. Creed, Clk. ; E. S. Cooper, Markree ; William Creed, Uregare. John Dickson, D.L. Clonshire ; Daniel Dickson ...
... conjectured that it was executed at the time when Cellini was working for the court of that Monarch.— The bowl is held in the arms and rests on the head of a Triton, who is mounted on sea-horse. The base of the cup is ornamented with sea-nymphs playing on ...
... Esq W. T. Praed, Esq R. Neville, Esq. R.S.B.T. Belfast 1.8. T. Harwich S.B. T. Wigan Rutland S.B.T. S.B.T. Waterford City Cardigan R.(Lost Poll Dudley Books. Q.S. Rochester _Athlone Dublin (City) Blackburne Southampton S. B. T. I. B.S.R.T. 5.8.T.1. 8.1 ...
... Constable Major-General Fremantle, Sir John and Lady Shelley of Westminster, Mr. Owen. and Miss Shelley, Sir James and Lady Graham,Lord The royal cortege passed through the gateway into and Lady Wharncliffe, Sir John and Lady Wiliams the quadrangle, and ...
... of Beaufort, Buckingham, Buecieuch, arid . Rutland. Marquises of Salisbury, Abercorn, Exeter, and Cholmondeley. Earls of Cardigan; Shaftsbury, Haddington, Ripon, Devon, Winchelsea, Dalhousie, Clare, Bathurst, Beverley, Rosslyn, Wilton, and Brownlow. Viscounts ...
... the quay, and ran on shore at the foot of Cappa, but will be got off at the springs, without much damage. The Vulcan, of Cardigan, drove from the pier, and is strandtsl at the foot of Cappa, but m ill be got off. The Eliza and Anne, of Limerick, drove ...
... Right Hon. Sir John Beckett, Right Hon, Sir Robert Adair, Right Hon. W. and Mrs. Gladstone, Hon. Miss Elphinstone de Flahault, Hon. William Cowper, Hon. Cecil Forester, Hon. Sidney Herbert, Hon. Stuart Wortley, Lady Gordon, Sir John Macdonald, Mr. Norman ...
... Jervis: * That is the object, my Jord.’— Lord Denman: ‘ It is granted.” Nava. Court or Orrr- cens.— While Colonel the Earl of Cardigan, his courts martia} and black bottles are still fresh in public recol- lection, a case has occurred in the navy which shows ...
... parish of Birkenhead, held their general monthly meeting on Tuesday, in the Town-hall. Eight commissioners only were present. John Dean Case, Esq., took the chair. The proceedings of the last general and adjourned meetings were read and confirmed, as were ...
... aid Primer, all around alternating with the Prince of Wales's plume. Over the medallions were placed the Be* Arms, while above the 'Oben a the arms sad emblems (the harp and The edge of the cake was corniced with an mew Above this were six pediments, with ...
... (Thomas Abbot), and introduced, and the Rev.. Heigh Janata, of Brithilun. ‘lexanir Colton. John IlotTnett. and W. Blackmon. W. Davie. of 'falybont (in Eoglish), and John blouses, three or the seunco. The Ninthly/ ea, hove-to at the of Mathytilleth, preached ...
... entered the bouse and took her seat on the throne. The procession moved in the following order Four Pursuivants Arms ; Garter King at Arms, wearing his splendidly-embroidered tabard, and bearing his staff of office; the Duke of Buccltuch (Privy !Seal) ...