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... Mr. J. Abel Smith, Sir J. Y. Buller, Sir J. Trollope, and Mr. The Earl of Cardigan and the Eleventh Hussars.—From the John Bull.— lt is with no view to bear hard upon Lord Cardigan that we deem it our duty to place before the public the particulars of another ...
... Warwick Arms Hotel the officers, and a great number of ladies and gentlemen were present.—The following is a description of these splendid and valuable Standards : The Queen's Standard is composed of crimson damask silk, with the Royal arms and motto ...
... Salop, surgeons, and accoucheurs. Debts received and paid by John Allen Walmsley. Oct. 21.—John Davidson and George Nail, Leek, Staffordshire, silkmanufacturers. Oct. 24.—John Bagshaw, John Stevenson, and W. E. Lycett, Manchester, attorneys and solicitors ...
... Joseph Fowler, 111; Dr. Hannah, 71; Mr. John Farrar, 56; Dr. Beaumont. 3; Mr. A. Farrar, 2 ; Mr. Isaac Keeting, 2; Mr. William Barton, Mr. J. Crowther, 1; Dr. Alder, 1. The adjourned inquest on the body of Mr. John Muleock, fly-proprietor, who was murdered ...
... BLAGROVE (Violin), Mr. LINDLEY ( Violoncello j, Mr. H. HILLf Viola), Mr. HOWELL f Contra-Basso ), Mr. CARD (Flute), Mr. GRATTAN COOKE (Oboe), Mr. WILLIAMS (Clarionet), Mr. BAUMANN (Bassoon), Mr PLATT (Horn), Monsieur PROSPERE (Ophicleide), and Mr. HARPER ...
... of J. F. L. (Mr. John r. Lalor), said— In the case of Ireland, now, there is but one fact to deal with, and one question to be considered, rhe fact is this—that there are at present in occupation of our country some 40,000 armed men in the livery and ...
... against the Confirmation being proceeded with.—Sir John Dodson requested Mr. Gutteridge to come to the table and state his objections to the proceedings of the day, which he accordingly did. Sir John Dodson.—What is your name and your residence, sir Mr ...
... one of them, house-plasterer, drew up the other five in military form, and having ordered them to shoulder arms, carry arms, and trail arms,' then gave the order to form two deep, and thus marched them through Market-street, the plasterer asking some ...
... Sheffield. Cashel, Wednesday evening. —The whole of the soldiers are under arms. The police drafted in from all the small stations and concentrated in Cashel, will remain under arms until six o'clock to-morrow (Thursday) mormug. Messrs. Smith O'Brien, Meagher ...
... jurymen were as follow:—John Fitzgerald, foreman ; WilliamWillans, James Power, Robert Dillon, John Andrew Swectman, Benjamin Lee Guinness, Charles Foster Dowling, Arthur C. Taylor, George FairbrOther, David Henry Sherrard, Sir John Ribton, and Henry : Charles ...
... mustered about tl cl h , ad elwsd the H,- P - rovid ed them with crosses; and the L fanati cism could n n g t° nan ste;,mer and armed it- But » of H agQin - St Ac artificCS and and . eilsa tz had 1! . , Hun garian military. The Keu P '? arcd fori e±°b t partin ...
... take part with the mass of the people of Ireland in endeavouring to overturn the Established Church in that country.—Mr. Grattan strongly condemned the course pursued towards Mr. Mitchel in packing the jury, a course calculated to make repealers of the ...