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... 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) ...
... “COUNTY MEETINGS. Touching those farcical County Meetings, we bog to call attention to the following letter from Mr. Henry Grattan, one the Members for the County of Meath:— TO THE KDITOS OF THE D.IIBLIS EVEMIVO POST. Culbridge, Jan. 30. I$L2- Dear Sir—l ...
... 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 ...
... mairicd the ir.ih November, 1809, Sophia, eldest daughter John Karl Roulct. Her Grace was born in 17m.'». this marriage there is issue, that the heir presumptive the dukedom is Lord William John Frederick, who assumed the name of Rowlett in lien his patronymic ...
... all. Esq S.B.T. T. B. Crosse, Esq 8.8. T. Rutland The Hon. H. Dawn S.B.T. Waterford (City) Christmas, Esq 8. W. M. Esq S. Cardigan J. 8. Harford, Esq R. (Lost Poll Books.) Dudley T. Hawkes, Esq. Q.S. Rochester J. S. Douglas, Esq, 5.8.T.1. W. H. Bodkin ...
... not arded. the owner of the best team and best appointed team —awarded to John Morrow, Moorhall. To the owner of the best barnesa—lst, David Stewart, Ringdufferin ; 2d, John Morrison, Ballymoran. To the ploughman having the best trained horses—lst, William ...
... mitered the house and took her seat on the throne. The procession moved in the following order:—Four Pursuivants at Arms; Garter King at Arms, wearing his splendidly-embroidered tabard, and bearing his staff of office; the Duke of Bucclench (Privy Seal), ...
... regiment then formed open column io front, marched pa*t in open column, then at quarter distance column, with trailed arm*, formed line, arms, ami aiterwards marri ed home sections. The tiffict-rs of the regiment afterwards entertained General KaUm.-r. Baron ...
... men-viz., A~ick'XMelty and James Reed killed, and six others severety ivoiind'ed2 '`nGhaaVing his thigh fractured, another his arms broken, and another having lost afh eye, In addition to other severe injuries5 The two men belonging to the crew who were drowned ...
... Share mime; the distinguished party arriving about ten, to DIRECTORS. John Ayiwi Cu n , E xa s z . AN—Henry George Ward, Esq., M.P. witness Shakspere's Merry Wives Windsor. The John Glenny Gordon, Esq. comedy was delightfully performed—good both in spirit ...
... Beaufont, Buckingham, Buccleuch, and Rutland ; The Marquises of Salisbury, Abercorn, Exeter, and Choltnondeley ; the Earls Cardigan, Shaftesbury, Haddington, Ripon. Devon, Winchilsea, Dalhousie, Clare, Bathurst, Beverley, Rosslyn, Wilton, and Brownlow ; ...
... the names of a few of them :—William Davis and John Davis, cousins ; Tom Baker, Michael Dempsey, Jonas Kean, John Fleming and Tom Fleming, brothers ; John Toole aud Stephen Toole, brothers; John Maley and John Reily. In short the extent of ...