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... arms liitrlUjrncr. Utii, PniNce AlßEar'a own Hussars, Portobki.lo Barbacrs.— Officers present, Major Inigo done.; Capiaina Forrest, Douglas, Reynolds and Harrison ; Lientenants Tynte, Ward, Peel, Hanson. Adjutant Sandea, Hon. G.-I. Noel Duncombe; Cornets ...
... rectory Rt. Wee. the county of Cornwell, end diocese Exeter, the eeme xoid by the death the Re?. John Pope. _ , . The Queen baa beenpleeaed to present the Ref John Umoot to the church of Croich. in the pariah of Kincardine, in the preabyiery of Tain, and shire ...
... Ca digan. When John l put me under tie sola he covered Hie vaU ever. \\ tide under the s -fa I could not s;e into the trout drawing-room, if the door* were open. 1 stayed under therotaan hour ...
... THE DUBLIN MONTTOE WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 14, \HA. THE EARL OP CARDIGAN PAGET. The following corresponded, the recent •'•tion brought Lord W». Paget the E»rl of Cardigan, and the two actions now pending between the noble lords has been circulated ...
... Major Teeadale; f. troops Ist Royal Dragoons, Lieutenant.Colonel Martin, K-IL; 11th Hussars, Lieutenant-Colonel the Earl of Cardigan 1 troop Royal Horse Artillery, Lieutenant-Coluncl Walcott ; detachments of battalions—artillery. Lieutenanti Colonel Munro ...
... the Fml of Cardigan, the Earl of Bandon. the Earl of tin Earl D* von, Earl of Meath, the Kail of Rosse, Kail of Wicklow, Viscount Hnwarden, Cieoeral N’iscount Lor ton, the Lord Bishop Ossoiy, the Bishop of Cork, the Bi»hop of Miath, Mr. John Wynne, the ...
... him in point of ability, did not yield to him in patriotism (bear). He begged to hand in 5/. from Henry Grattan (loud applause). Mr. Henry Grattan. M.P., then roae amidst great applaase to address the meeting. He trusted that in addressing them he would ...
... like the worm, -.11 not turn power, billt . united and inadequate reform bill, a dem7 lie,,ry Grattan M.P . rose to second the motion. | . Ti , glory of Grattan-the genius of Moore. fecti „. .nunicipsl bill, a>tiU more defect.re registry bdl. siid that ...
... Liruleusnt, without pureliase, alee Mowbray appointed to the 53d Foot. brbvkt. . . Captain John Stainforlh, of the 64th Foot, to Major to ,h ßreaet Major John Stainforth. of the 64th Foot, to Lieutenant-Colonel the Army. memoranda. The Cotntrmskma of ...
... th*n it was the officers or tba’ association (cheers). In ro elusion, Mr. Fraser the appointment, of Messrs. Jas. Doyle and John Dennan as Repeal hardens. Sir. E. B. Roche. M P.. said he had got a tery mteres'ing le»tcr to read to the association. It wa* ...
... constable, joined in an information against James and John Barrett, and about nine others, as the leaders the riot. John Leary. William Babington. and Andrew Reily, also prosecuted Robert Lynch. Jnmes and John Barrett, for assault and battery—when. | after long ...
... extreme pom la, and that for these reasons they considered the line entitled to thetr most strenuous tuuuort (hear, and cheer*). John Nokely, E«q., ttconded the motion, which w*i caxrkd amid •pplau»e. Thomaa Murray, Eti!. (the secretary), stated that, after ...