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... the Rev. G. Wightamin, D.D , Vicar of Clare, Mr. Charles Ambrose, butcher, of Layeoham, to Sarah, young° t daughter of Mr. John Jarvis, of the former plate. On the 16th inst , at Claydon, by the Rey.Thorrias Nunn, Mr. Charles Stanford, of Ashtiocking ...
... the Earl of Cardigan. thc Earl of Ripon, the Earl of Aberdeen. the Duke of Newcastle. Lord Stanley, Sir James Graham, Sir henry hardier., lord the Earl of Lincoln, lord illoughhy D'Eresby, the Mice of Hamilton, Sir Willoughby Gordon, Sir John Alnedotiald ...
... 13uckhounds, the Earl of Roselyn; the Privy Purse, Major General Sir Henry Wheatley, G.C.H. ; the Captain of the Gentlemen•at. Arms, Lord Forester; the Captain of the 1 comet, of the Guard, the Earl of Beverley; the Lord in Waiting. Marquis of Ormonde ; the ...
... Fleming, Lieut. John Allen. Lieut. John Powell, Ensign J. Lawrence. Lieut. Horseley, Captain T. Lieut. George Sickor, Lieut. T. M’Derniott. Major J.J. Anderson, Major George Wathen, Cap tain Robert Cochrane, Lieut. S. Johnson, Ensign John Lamb. General ...
... Right Hon E Roche, E B Etwall, R Rumbold, E C Grattan, H Shiel. Right Hon R L Greens way, C Stock, Serj Hollond, R Talbot, C R M Ho wick. Lord Vane, Lord H ANALYSIS OF THE HOUSE ON THE DIVISION ON LORD JOHN RUSSELL'S AMENDMENT. Majority against Lord Jobn ...
... several or the Officers were introduced. The band of the Royal Artillery played God save the Queen, and the troops pre- sented arms, on the near approach of tbe Royal visitors to the spot where they were stationed. Tbe exercises of the troops immediately ...
... by Sir John Lubbock and the Council, and by t them conducted into the great room in which the society's r neetings are held, where the other fellows and the repre. ientatives of other learned bodies already mentioned were I assembled. Sir John Lubbock ...
... titions), Lewes, Harwich (two petilions), Wigan, Rutland, 'y Longford county, Wakefield, Sudbury, Brldport, Ipswich, .r Belfast, Cardigan, borough (from Mr. P. Pryse), Wigton, burghe, Rochester, Giocester, city, Blackburn, Tipperary, a Lichfield, Southampton ...
... of Commons is fifty-two. The number of Conservatives petitioned against is 35 and Whigs 38. The return of Mr. Harford for Cardigan is petitioned against in consequence of the poll-books having been lust! It rumoured in legal and polifical circles that ...
... 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 ...