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... M.P. , John C. Talbot, Spencer Lyttelton, Charles Spring Rice, Robert Carew, M.P, John Charles Dundas, M P George D. Keane, R.N.. Lieut. Faire Keane, Dudley Pelhaui, E. Coke. Baronets— Alexander Duff Gordon, Walter Stirling W I Clay, M.P, John Lister ...
... of Canterbury, the Lord Steward, the Lord Chamberlain, the Mi»ter the Hor«e, the Captain the Hon. Corps of Geiitk-iu ...
... P.; John C. Talbot, Spencer Lyttelton, Charles Spring Rice, Robert Carew, M.P.; John Charles Dundas, M.P.; George D. Keane, R.N. ; Lieut. Fane Keane, Dudley Pelham, E. Coke. BARONETS.—Sir Alexander Duff Gordon, Waler Stirling, W. Clay, M.P.; John Lister ...
... John Royle. Jane*. Eluiheth. Uy, Victory, Redder Brawl Sor»Crein.,M , Cli»b, Loni ...
... Arthur Prins, Esq., Pay Clerk. and of John Yates, pollee coliFtahle, yesterday morti:og, in this county. This awful event exhibits most forcibly the mischievous tendency of the indiscriminatir _sale of fire- arms, by which life a‘n.l property are broaglit ...
... Berkeley, Samuel Piatt. Cardwell, John Hornby, Robert Reid, Hatton, Clarke, Antrobns, Captain Denhani, G. Lenox Pren- der_r_ust, Chandos Wren Ho-kyn, Harcourt, Gibson Craig, Rolleston, Newte, Edward Buller, H. St. John Mildmay, W. Stuart, Russell, Kindersley ...
... cream-coloured Hanoverian horses used only occasions, richly caparisn ned with deep blue with massive chest-plaies of the roya l arms ; the and four footmen dress ed in state liveries with velvet cap:, the royal escort consisting of a squadron ; L i re Guards ...
... M'Grath, for New York, put back with both masts sprung. BRISTOL, MARCH 28.—Wind E.N.E.—Arrd. British Queen, Jaro, St. John's, New Brunswick ; John Thomas Carr, Wilkins, Mauritius. Off port, Barbara, Baker, Calcutta. Sld. Collins, New Orleans. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH ...
... very general in some counties. HoKKinr.E Mi KDKK NEAR LiMERICK —On Sunday Mr. John O’Donovan, of Milview, whilst returning from mass at Shanatrolden, was attacked by four armed ruffians, dragged off his car, and so dreadfully beaten with the hut-ends of ...
... Guestwick, Norfolk.—March 17, at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, aged 46, the Rev. John Wood, M.A., Head Master of the Grammar School of that town, and formerly Afternoon Lee' urer of St. John's.—March 13, at Bishop- Auckland, the Rev. Robert Thompson, 33 years Head ...
... palliate the mischief or effectually to avert j the danger at the critical moment when we may want our Utmost strength To some arms it must prove | quite a ruinous measure, and most particularly so to the artillery, and next te the cavalr^. To the infantry ...
... person. The proclamation, however, denounced the penalty of death— 1. Upon every person who shall be taken, with or without arms, if accompanying any of the rebel bands. 2. Upon all spies. 3. Upon every individual detected in carrying letters or dispatches ...