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... indisposition. On Friday morning his Msjesty attended review of Hussars, or Pnoce Albert's Own, commanded Colonel, the Eerl of Cardigan, in the Home Park. Some splendid msomuvring took place, sod her Msjesty, Prince, sod King of Prussia were pleaseu to express ...
... 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 ...
... against the fury of an armed mob, &c. Cambridge University, Feb. f. Smith's Prises. —(From our own Correspoudent.)—Ou Saturday last these prises were adjudged to Mr. Cayley, of Trinity, the senior, arid Mr. Simpson, of St. John's, the ascend, wrangler ...
... took their stations on tbe Upper Common.— were General Lord Blooinfield, General the Londonderry, Lieutenant-Colonel Lord Cardigan, Field Marshal the Duke of Cambridge, Prince George of Cambridge, and several Prussian officers, all in full uniform. After ...
... taken before Mr. Wbl(- 11 Inn' COroiler > 11 highly respectable jury at the ' »' ,e ~,wn Staines, Middlesex, on view of : *r. John Langridge, a respected inliabitnnt foajM * uo committed suicide under the following an . Ces: appeared that the deceased, who ...
... , merchant, Feb. ■. HUTTON. John, Feuchurch-sireet, merchant, Feb. 14. HIS, Joseph, Chelsea, bricklayer, Feb. 11. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. KING, Thomas, Crofton, Northumberland,shijHiwner. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. HUSTON, John, M. Paul’s Churchyard, commission ...
... DIVISION ON LORD JOHN RUSSELL’a AMENDMENT. Majority against Lord John Russell’s Resolution (Tellers included) .. .. .. . .. 3>l Minority ttS Pairs, 34 Absent Conservatives .. .. Ditto Liberals SEATS VACANT, DOUBLE RETURNS, ETC. Southampton Cardigan Salop ThettbrJ ...
... Troubridge, Sir B. Tuite, M. Wesemeath Turner, Truro Villie P. Wolverhampton Villiers, Vivian, M r Charles, Bodmin Vivian, John Henry, Swansea Vivian, Capt, Pearya Wakley, Phomne . Finsbury Walker, R. Bury, Wall, C. Baring, Guildford Wallace, Robert, ...
... said, (Jet up, for 1 have got a drunken woman. Witness went down and opened the door, when Crook earned the deceased in his arms, and placed her in the taproom. Site groaned very much, and complained cold. Her iucc was much cut and bleeding. She had neither ...
... establishment seems to have escaped, but several buildings are ruius. Two children were killed, one of them being torn from the arms of its mother, who only escaped death by taking refuge in an oven, whence she was drawn out two hours afterwards. The rest ...
... followiog members paired off against Lord John Russell's amendment : Sir F. Burdett, Lord Eastnor, W. V.S. Dugdale. Foe the amendment : 81r T. Wilde. .Smartt: C. tircenaway, Analyses of the He ea the Ditision oa Lord John Rrwth Awendinene. Majority atrsioet ...
... renewed, through the exertions of Mr. Richard King, one of two officers despatch, by ihe Government in 1833 in search of Sir John Ross and his companions. At a lecture on Friday evening the 11th inst., delivered by Mr. King at the Royal Institution, the ...