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... Pnnjaub and the Sikhs was delivered at this Institution, by John Dowson, Esq. The recent occurrences which have taken place on the banks of the Sutlej, and the glory which has covered our arms in that quarter of the world, in consequence of our conquests ...
... 2 0 - house, Cardiff. Don. \ George Forrest, Esq., 10/.and 5 0 d| Cardiff 2 2 0 Rev. John Allen Frees, i Rev. John Warren, Sidop 5 5 0 Chancellorof Bangor, ; Key. John Jennings, Don. 10J. 10s., and. . 2 2 0 r Westminster 5 5 0 Rev. Hugh Williams. C Rev ...
... six or seven Terrys, dressed, ned, and armed, entered the house of Patrick Liddy, jnrSi.tpperton; they demanded his firearms and beat severely, cut him much on the head, and nearly broke of his anus. Mr. John M'Mahon, of Ballinacraggy, r.ss!«o visited ...
... illustrated by John Brandard ; and printed by N. and N. Hanhart. London : C. Jefferys, 21, Soho-square. HONOITR to HANDEL, Haydn, and Beethoven, for voice and piano —A new and splendid large folio edition of the MESSIAH, from Mozart's score, by John Bishop, ...
... Schools Cardigan, South Wales.— Her Majesty the Quceu -wager has been graciously pleased to give donation of to the Rev. Griffith Thomas, Vicar of St. Mary’s, Cardigan, towur the erection of a National School and mast*r’* house, the town of Cardigan.- Mi ...
... capable of working. YORKSHIRE. The Mayor of Leeds. —At a meeting of the town council of the borough of Leeds, held yesterday, Mr. John Darnton Luccock, the retiring mayor, was unanimously re-elected mayor for the ensuing year, with the thanks the council for ...
... this cause the admission of the plaintiff the income- Y.) John land. _marine. w. ier etent -John Matthew Quantock, of Norton.. a rj . , too o o 11 0 0 INDIAN PROMOTION Francis Anthony Clarke. John Hill. sub-1l Esq. ; Edward Avelifora Sanford, of Nynehead ...
... ies demand of the Government the disarming of the reign legion, and of all other armed foreiitners, who form the garrison of the city of Monte Video, or who are in arms in any other part of the republic. Third.—At the same time that this disarmament is ...
... and the man asked hilln where hia fire-arms were. The lady was then ordered to leave tile room, which she did, imploring the fellow not to murder Mr. Meall. To this he replied that all he wianted was fire-arms. Mr. 31eall directed him where to find a ...
... dressed, fiir blackened, acid armed, entered the hoitsc of Patrick Liddy, neiur Sitepperton ; they tecoicnded Ihis firecirms tutid beat L him severely, cut hiss much ocs the hietid, citit teicrly brolce ocie of lila arms. Mr. John NI'Malton, of Balliccacraggy ...
... populace armed themselves with scythes, clubs, tic., and threatened to massacre all the Jews. Such would probably have been the result if a retired officer had not gathered together about thirty invalided soldiers, who resided in the town, armed them so ...
... li Lieut.-Generals Sir C. Imhoff; G.Gordon; C. Craven; J.Orde j SirC.B. Egerton-G.CJtf.G.; SirH.J.Cumming;T.B. Beyn&rdson; John Earl Caiyslbrt: Sir P. Maitland, K.C.8.; Hon. T. E. Casel; G. B. Mundy; Sir C. Halkett, K.C.8.; The Right Hon. Sir F. Adam ...