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... the Drawing-room. His Royal Highness Prince Henry of the Netherlands was also present. • Her Majesty's Corps of Gentlemen at Arms were on duty in the State-rooms, and also in the Throne-room. In attendance on the Queen and the Prince were the Viscountess ...
... Mr. M&cgill was very happy ; but still happier, perhaps, in the humourous My wife has te'en the Gee, and Auld John Paul. Mr. John Clark, of this town, accompanied the songs, in a very efficient manner, on the piano forte. At the close of the entertain- ...
... The Crimps at New Orleans.—ln letter received in Hull, from one of the crew ofthe St. John, is the following strange statement. At the time when the British ship St. John was all ready, except the completing of her crew, to sail from New Orleans on her recent ...
... Hopkinson Esq John Mills Esq R C Halle Esq John Probyn Esq J Blagdon Esq J K West Esq C Holland Esq Corbett Esq J W Martin Esq George Ruddle Esq John Surman Esq W E Lawrence Esq J Curtis Hayward Esq T Gambier Parry Esq T B LI Baker Esq J E Yiner Esq John Browne ...
... ale Exchequer, was then possessed of Studley !bop.' in right of his mother, Mary, the elik.st daughter and cohrir..ss of Sir John Mallory, all hetoie and loyal knight. IL /AM the rare In that nature orfensi io smiling pnifusion around his ancestral home ...
... week, 'as the Cardigan and Car- marthen mail was on its route to Ceardigani, when at E'ont- presgwyddone about a quarter of' a mile beyond Newcastle Enlyc, it upset. Among the inside passengers was Mr. iprgan Jenkins' draper, of Cardigan, who was heard ...
... the : trnatee and father are lUrun KntWhild MP John Abel Kmiih MP W 0 IWwtt TIhuoh ' lliukcy Kaiin rpward of to it it birnev-lciit fund amount lljeiii interrat of which with the uliacrirtHm iloiiaiiotMof arms tlw relief ili4rcael and clerk awl irriibaiia ...
... the nightingale's season of sung—delicious as it iP—is short and early. we are not sorry treat 'piing, now sulking into the arms of summer, makes all the grove melodious. Punch's Sentirantitle, this evening, with the Arsace of Alboni, and the Oroe of Liblache ...
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... and College At Cheltenham Mary Anne wife Mr Edwards Mrs Bettam wife of Mr Richard Bcttam At Leckhampton aged Mr John Bridgewater Painswick John Marklove Esq aged 52 At Newnham in her 80th year Elizabeth widow of Tovey of that place— At Brighton aged Hon ...
... our industrious population will be saddened when they learn that on Monday, the 28th of May, their old and devoted friend, John Fielden, breathed his last breath in a spirit of tranquil resignation. Very recently our columns have evidenced in a startling ...
... Esq. Sir Alex. D:.tf Gordon, Bart. ?? Harnett, Esq. Archibald Hastie, Esq., M.P. i ?? Esq. John McHdham. Esq. R iert Bavies, Esq William Routh, Esq. ian— John Ayrtor. Paris. M.D., ?? No. 27, Dover-street, President of the Royal College of Physicians. ...