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... those gentlemen who sL-n the circular to draw up a statement of our impoverished and neglected condition, and submit it to Lord John Bussell, who is now in Ireland. Let them show how all public works are neglected or mismanaged—the naviga. tion and drainage ...
... , Lord Glenelg, the Earl of Desart, the Earl of Shaftesbury, Lord Foley, the Archbishop of Canter- bury, and the Earl of Cardigan. The Ambassadors’ box was, as usual, completely filled by the corps diplomatique. many other occasions. The attendance of ...
... Lieutenant C. Jones, Lieutenant W. Tidlle, end Assistant-Surgeon John F. Payne, of the 60th Rifles; Csptalo C. Henry Hunt and Enaign H. B. H. Rccke. 78lh Highlanders; Lieutenant John Spier. Ensign Maxwell Lepper, Enaign H. B. Scott, Ensign Edward Leet ...
... Palace at a inarter herono one o'clock, in the following order : A carriage drawn by six horses, conveying th. F. tlyng, Sir John Strachan, and Mr. A. Montgomery, gentlemen ushers in waiting; and Sir William Bellaire, sou of the Yeoman Guard. A earrings ...
... should called to tho bar to answer certain questions touching the service of an order of ihe house for the attendance of Mr. John Marrlner and Mr. William Chadwick, the secretary and chairman of the North Wales Railway Company. Tho messengers were accordingly ...
... well-cemented peace which »w lasted three-and-thirty years, offered to him no Prespeet of profit or promotion in the profession of arms; snd he loved strong excitement too much to endure the tony of home-service, while he valued the enjo ‘a ts of elegant society ...
... gentlemen who sign this circular to draw up a statement of our impoverished and neglected condi- tion, and submit it to Lord John Russell, who is now in Ireland. Let them show how all the public works are neglected or mismanaged—the navigation and drainage ...
... at the' mportant “ Gap of Barnesmors, to watch th: Protestants €a both sides of the range, whe had alreddy begun to foes: armed associativns. He is suspected, and is®on replaced by Captain Carroll, one of the heroes of the stor:, who makes vz at first ...
... to be swept from the face of the earth by bills of purely English origin, are, for that very reason, to sit still, fold ther arms, and see what God will send them, as little children do when they shut their eyes and open their s in expectation of a god-send ...