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... several other gentlemen, when a vote of thunks was passed the Chairman and the audience dispersed. The Hussars. —The Earl of Cardigan and the oftici-rs this distinguished corps gave a grand banquet on Friday evening, on the occasion of their being presented ...
... meeting which decided on the fate of their Governor General, and those 33 voted for his recall.— Timet. Major General Sir Robert John Harvey, K. C. 8., a distinguished and excellent officer, who is serving on the staff of Canada, has been added to the list ...
... station, arrested in the town of Tipperary, a riotous character named John Ryan, Bulleen, on suspicion of having appeared in arms in February last, and served Martin Boyle and John Hayes, of Ballydare, with threatening notices. He has been fully indentified ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. MR. BENJAMIN WEBSTER, LESSER. THIS EVENING, MAY 9, Will be performed THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR. Sir John Falstaff, Mr. Strickland Master Slender, Mr. C. Mathews ; Mrs. Page, Madame Vestris ; Mrs. Ford, Mrs. Nisbett. To be followed ...
... following bulletin was issued Saturday;— The Queen Dowager h.u again passed a good night, and as her ! Majesty's hand and arm appear improving steadily, although slowly, the daily bulletin ol her esty'sprogress will be discontinued. ** David'Davis, m ...
... Witness my Hand, this Ist Day of May, in the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Forty Four. JOHN GILL, Jun. Signed by the said John Gill the Younger, in the Presence of H. Robson, Solicitor, Halifax. OPENING OF THE WHARFDAIE HYDROPATHIC ...
... of us now do. He will say, When this Peei and Wellington sent 34,000 soldiers into Ireland, with the ' virtuous Earl of Cardigan ' at their head, they did just what they should have done ; always recollecting that the Irish people were too well trained ...
... people happy and comfortable, the country was in a most deplorable condition ; the inhabitants could not be suffered to carry arms until they had first been branded. He did not believe that there was a country is Europe at that moment in so distracted A ...
... thirty years preceding the union there had been fourteen different Secretaries of State for Ireland, and they were t these -Sir John Biaqu!re, Sir Richard Heron, William a Eden, Honourable Bdward Fitzpatrick, M. W. Grenville, W. Wyndham, Hnonurabie Thomas ...
... plan they would obviate the necessity of placing the Secretary in the Cabinet, and thus raising hint above his superiors. Grattan had defined the true genius of the Irish nation to be affectionate. He (Captain B.) need not refer to her past history to ...
... that plan they would obviate the necessity of placing the Se: cretary in the Cabinet, and thus raising him above superiors. Grattan had defined the true genius of t he Irish nation to be affectionate. He (Captain B.) ne ed not refer to her past history to ...
... DEBATii rFtOA A FALL,-On lMonday, Mr. Chapman, the borough coroner, held all inquest at the Heywood's Arms, Oldham Road, on view of the body of John Taylor, of Edward-street, Oldham Road, 34 years of age. The deceased, it appeared, had been found that ...