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... St _ncs's Park _. Prince Albert , the Duke of _Wcl-; ton , Prinrc Saxe Gotlia , _( lie _Marquis of _Loniderry _. Earl of Cardigan , Lord Uoinbermere , i attended by a brilliant suite , were _present . > _Prince of _Wales , attended by _General » le « ...
... . Deputy .'-airman— JOHN JOSIAH BUTTREsS, Esq. William B'etts. Es.;. William 11. Smith, Esq. irchill, Esq. William Tress, Fesq. i rifl.th. Esq. George Y. Urling, Esq. Jol.n l.idg-u, Esq. John Vanner, Ksq. V* v. D.Owen, Esq. John Wingrave, Esq. v. m i ...
... the whole responsibility of administering the Boor Law in every part of Ireland.” Proposed by Richard Grattan. Esq., M.D., J P., seconded by John Cleary, Esq., Resolved—That we deeply sympathise with our countrymen in the West and South Ireland under ...
... age of person, nicety of tit, and decidedly superior workmanship, JOHN DICK respectfully solicits the attention of Gentlemen to this complete article, the new Gentleman's l'oupCe. John Dick, Practical Wigmaker and Haircutter, 11, King-street, Cheapside ...
... Bart. Strong, Captain Clement Rear Admiral Sir Augustus Clif- Sutcliffe, John Kuapp, Esq. ford, Bart., C.B. Swanston, Clement T., Esq., Sir John Hall, K.C.H. Q.C, ?? F.S.A. Sir John Hare Sykes, Vice Admiral Sir Thomas Marrable Sykes, Lieut. ?? F.G.S. Sir ...
... there being no bidders. COTJSTI Tipperary —About I, ine o'clock in the evt.i- mg of the 17th inst ,as Mr. John K.! ; s steward au . k»nt to John Tr.nt, Esq., Dovea, was returning iv tin gig r o the fair of Templeruore to his residence at BLilrush, u^t ...
... The time has come at which our flag should be united to those af Hungary and democratic Germany! To the defiance of the Czar, arms alone ought reply! The lot is cast! God is with us for equality against feudality—for civilisation against barbarism. The Cossacks ...
... Prince rt, the Duke of Wellington, Primo Saxe Gotha, the of Londonderry, Ear( Cardigan; Lord Com tended by a Militant suite, sensed, and were resewZ •'..- troops presenting arms, the bands playing the Na,, tothem. The hue was then minutely inspected by Highness ...
... James tried fur stealing pieces timber there an error in the evidence of John Gabriel who is to say that the prisoner was at his shop door the Wtli of the thf which the which both by John Gabriel and persons THE JOURNAL FRIDAY 18 49 WITHOUT ITS The public ...
... Tulloch, accompanied of the London district, and several general field officers, arrived, and were received by the line presented arms, the band playing the national auth e,tu- After a very minute inspection, and having tawr ened past in slow and quick time ...
... propereisa Oh= the there would be no sack test aa the ; het, in the soloed place, the the way. es aura by his km. frised's own arm. 17116, his lion friend, the population of Ikon baehamessdto 23,000,000 from 3,000.000, wham that of Canada luessaly ineramed ...
... Wellington, Prince ° ■» Gotha, ie Marquess of Londonderry, Earl of Cardigan, Lord Combermere, &c, attended by s brilliant suite, arrived, and were received by the troops prresenting arms, the bands playing the National Anthem. The line was then minutely ...