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... Senior Wrangler to SI. John's CLI College. her~ Teae following have beeon elected afteirnooni preachers at 500l Great Saint Mary :_January, 1844, the Rev. R. Blaholor~k. inl catherine Ball; Februrory, the !tev. IV. Selwyn, St. Johns's anu Collego ; Marchi ...
... here. ROME, DEC. I 4.—(From a Correspondent.)__ The Earl and Countess of Fingal and family, Mr. H. Grattan, M.P, Mrs. Grattan, Mr. James Grattan, Mrs. Woulfe, Mr. Tuite, Mr. O'Reilly, and Mr. and the Misses O'Ferrall, are amongst the last arrivals ...
... Fitzclarence, Sanford have also at elt hit I ince. A Mr. and Lady Russell were expected yesterday, as well as Vis nted me and Lady John Viscountess Palmerston. the health of the venerable Earl Gre tay Weer” ner on POET’S CORNER. st had FROM THE GHOST o! SECOND ...
... who was said was absent on leave Cardigan, was found to be missing. The vbote body, however, protended to the beer-shop where lived, knocked ike family, end, although they were Informed that the man in question was Cardigan, they Insisted upon searching ...
... from Life's Volume. The London Hotel-Keeper. By Albany Poyntz. The Runaway Negro. A Narrative of the Island of St. Vincent. By John Wilson Ross. On the Death of Miss Ellen Pickering. By P. D. A Few Thoughts on the Passing away of the Old Year, and the ...
... rival in lEsop's Fables—the larger the bubble the more certainly is it about to burst. It is not on the American soil, or by arms, that Great Britain will maintain her political pre-eminence. By strengthening her connections in Europe—by fostering her colonies ...
... roughi ttite; horses, cattle ; cuttinas ot trees, aseds, - 1'rez nt r jductione (with ths exceptiO I of Augrrs refined abroad, arms, warlike stores, pro- JItilRe, and pirated books, types, and engravings, and ttu8ir,wbieh br prohibited, a-nd the productions ...
... Seizure of Arms, in letters larger than the largest size, the 7'imes give a true, particular, and circumstaneial account of the discovery of an arsenal, concealed in a puncheon on board of a Dublin steamer. The clever smuggler of the arms had the puncheon ...
... Westminster Abbey received within its venerable walls the timz-honoured remains of that true and consistent Irish Patriot HENRY GRATTAN ; but how was it polluted and desecrated by the interment of Castlereagh, the betrayer of his country, and the mutelerer ...
... Ere* Messrs. Bnrford, Strange, Fhilpob, Kirby, Hunt, Bigg, Hoynee, too. BnaivoLEitcs or ImrsTion.—Tha Earl and Cpoato** of Cardigan have wtablished coat and clothing elobe all P*ri»bo* aitoated within the Noble Earl’* retato* Loicealontoreond Northamptonshire ...
... a Lady Ken mure at the castle. LORD W. PAGET AND THE EARL OF CARDIGAN. —The public are already aware that the action of crim. con. brought by Lord William Paget against the Earl of Cardigan, is to be tried in the Court of Common Pleas. It is to be tried ...
... Professsor Risley and his and a popular after. piece. Mr. Frederick Webster is a brother of the Ancient Order of Freemasons. Mr. John Huila has appointed Professor of Vocal Musks in Hing's College, London. Mn. Pitsivilliam is at present in Paris, and has, it ...