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... governments he has served, but of the people among whom his operations were carried on. The person to whom I allude 5s Sir John Burgoyne. He is now inspector of Government fortifications in this country; and ray wish was that he should undertake this ...
... transaction, accompanied her to 3, Lowndes-square, where the servants identified the box, which she had been carrying under her arm; and their discovering that it had been broken open, the constable considered his duty to take the prisoner into custody. James ...
... »umco. Torquay, Feb. —Arrived, the Hunter, from Bridport for St. John’s, Newfoundland, having bore up from long. 14 W., leaky. Ilfracombe, Fob. 19.—3. W.B W. Off. the Ottawa, from St. John’s, New Bronawiek. Falmouth. Feb. 19.— W., freeh breeze and squally ...
... Lionel Welle, EriitVr.rdon/ Blenkarp, John I ■ ...
... BHELLARD, Archlteet.- ’jiumivan. Lobe a Ooverkhknt Steamer.—We i«Ani from Capum Ouird, of the French brig Inn» and Thonue. armed at Ihie port jeaterdae from Senegal, tVat the French Oorernment eteamer Charade wee wrecked off that port on the day be left ...
... depositions having been taken. Thamso.—Yesterday John Meletodt, described police shoot captain in the Danish navy, and John Beech, an American, wore charged with obtaining good* under false pretences. Mr. John Hodgson, solicitor of Great Tower-street, appeared ...
... the altar, the bride resting on the arm of Earl of Listowol. The noble bridegroom having taken his position, with his gallant father on his right hand, the ceremony commenced. The service was performed by the Rev. John Foley, rector of Wadhurst, Sussex ...
... that she had not renounced the claims which were thundered from the Vatican in Pins V.’s and Gregory Vll.’s time, and that the arms were still preserved in the arsenal ready to darted at her opponents in any manner that might be convenient. But though no ...
... Strickland. V. H. Close. Edmund Young. H. J. P. Booth. Francis J. Harrisson. J. L. Maclean. John Gordon. W. T. P. Wallace. Gilbert A. Amos. T. M. Moore. John T. N. O’Brien. H. F, Drummond By the result of the examination, about 50 other young gentlemen ...
... members towards each other in all its proceedings. Signed by order of the eoromiktee, *' JOHN C. DBLMBQB, Chairman.” Before the report was adopted, Mr. H. Grattan, M.P., expressed his dissent to portion of it which referred to the conduct of Irish members ...
... followed by their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, who were attended bv Baron Knesebock and Lady Augusta Cardigan. His Royal Highness Prince George of Cambridge, attended by the Hon. Captain James Maedosald. was the next to arrive; the ...
... found he was wounded in the cheat, under the arm. I raised him, rallied slightly, and I th- assisted to remove him to the Brecknock Arms, where be waa refused admission, and was after* wards taken the Camden Arms, where he remained until his death. Cro«*examined ...