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... Mansion House, in honour of the nuptials of John Hid,•.eng, Esq,; of the Hon. Ea.st India Company's Service, and Ei urea., the gielict of the late John Nichol, Esq. The bride was I , away by the Right Hon. Sir John Pine, Bart., Lord Mayor Of and the marriage ...
... hides. Hslchelor, Morwick, John’s, emigrants. Victory aud Severn, Steamers. -Spoken the Acklam, from Marseilles, the Louisa Caroline, for Falmouth. Stay lat. 47. N., log. 10-20. W. Arrived off for orders—Elisa Arm. Heed, St. John’s. New Bronswick, 24 Spoke ...
... Malaprop, Mrs. Glover; Julia, Mrs. E. Yarnold ; Lydia Languish, Mrs. Nisbett ; Lucy, Mrs. F. Matthews. After which— UNCLE JOHN. Uncle John, Mr. W. Farren ; Friend Thomas, Mr. Strickland ; Andrew, Mr. T. F. Mathews.— Mrs. Comfort, Mrs. W. Clifford ; Eliza, ...
... rren; Miss Puddicomne, Mrs. W. Clifford. To conclude with the Farce of MY WIFE'S DENTIST. To-morrow—The Ete of Arragon; Uncle John ; and Tom Noddy's Jecret. THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. TO-MORROW 'never acten), a new and original Play, in Five Acts. called ...
... Greville, Esq , Bath King of Arms ; Japtain Michael Seymour, R.N., Registrar and Secretary; md Albert William Wood*. Esq. (Lancaster Herald) Gen leman Usher of the Red Rod. The Knights Grand Crosses were called over by Bath 'ing of Arms, and, with the Offirers ...
... Stephen Sander, gent, to be Cornet, by purchase, vies Regiment of Light Dragoons—Cornet John Roes lO’Coooe to be Li-ut, by purchase, vice Oidnogton. who re- Jirea ; John Augustas Msyoe, gent, to Cornet, by purchase, Regiment of Foot—Wm Koottesford Grstton ...
... THE ARMY. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, MAY 27, 1842. Corps of Royal Engineer*—To be I'irst Lieutenant® Second Lientenant A. O’Donncl Grattan, vice St. George L. Lyster, deceased. Second Lieutenant M. V ivasour, vice Lloyd Second Lieutenant James Baker, vice T ...
... Proclamation, in a state of actual and absolute blockade by the armed vessels of the nation. And for the purpose of carrying this Order, 'Decree, and Proclamation into complete effeit, an armed naval force now is, and will be continued to be, kept at, or ...
... the Chiltern Hundreds. Office of Ordnance, May 27. R-V&i Engineers.— To be Fir6t Lieutenants— C ?? \£,*nt Albert O'Donnel Grattan, vice St. George f coii ...
... of the Kith Dra- ,ri; ii\sl., r' or *- ' (Commander of the Forces), in a field of the 1 1 ?? 1f n:l > arul the Karl of Cardigan in the uniform The O ! \vith c ' ,0 indsor uniform (blue riding habit, and w„r' S n acin _. 8 )> ?? round hat, with black ...
... S ,P e aker of the House of Commons was attended by Russell, Sir John Tyrell, Sir Frederick Pollock, B.,odrington, Mr. Sanderson, Mr. W. H. Bodkin, Licu h t : Mr, 4 14 3, R.N., Sir John Johnstone, Mr. Vernon s s mit c _Beckett, Mr. Hope Johnstone, Mr ...
... n hi tt passage to Calcutta, on the sth of April, on board the Mary Bannalynr, John Lambert, Esq. The death Of the Earl of Coventry has been officially contradicted. M ARM nn.—On the Ist inst. Charles Murray, Esq., of St. James'ssquare, to Frances Cornelia ...