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... De Bathe, WI is Bert., Sir Hamilton and Lady Seymour, Sir C. Marshall, Sir.John Thorold, Bart., and Lady Thorold, Sir John end tic in Miss Bargoyne, Lady Sykes, General Sir John Guise, th4 fart., and Lady Guise, Sir George Army tage, Bert., Sir an ?? Campbell ...
... Blake, Martin J. Heathcoat, John Pililiduon, James Blevritt, Reginald J. Hcnley. Joseph IV. Portal, Melville 1ouveris, Hen. E. P. Henry, Aiexander Rendleham, Lord Bright, John Heyworth, Lawrence Roebuck, John A. Brocklehlurst, John Hindley, Charles luffiord ...
... the majority who voted against Mr. Cob^len, there are the ministerial officials, and Members who belong to the profession of arms, who repre- sent a population amounting to 539,513. These should be deducted from the gross amount, as being the voice of ...
... Benjamin i Pusey, Philip Boy'le, lHon. Colonel Bay, Lord John Rich, Henry Bright, John lHayter, William G3. Robinson,George R. Campbell, Hen. W. F. LeyWrood, James Russell, Loid John Carter, John Bonham Hoyworth, Lawrence Rutherford, Andrew Chaplin, William ...
... ject. A brilliant staffof general and field-officers were present, including the Maarquisof Anglesea, Vicount Hardinge, Sir John Burgoyne, Major.General Fox, and Sir Frederick Smith. Alarge portion of the company were accommodated with cards of ad- mission ...
... 9 Thomas McCarthy 11 Mary Ityan 1 0 j Mary lirient 13 James Lynch 12 | Samuel Curivood 7 1-2 Nathaniel Miles 4 John Ilarraglian 9 I John Coslett 3 13 j lili price 4 these houses are very small—consisting principally of two rooms and in general are entirely ...
... beseg- ed. The general concludes his despatch by declaring that the result of the day's operations had been glorious to the arms of France. A private letter given by the Prese, and dated fromd Magleanella, near Rome, says that the labours of the French ...
... colonel of the regiment, and Earl Cardigan, the lieutenant-colonel and comr~manding officer, on the highly efficient state of the regiment, end then left the ground. The company which had been invited by the Earl of Cardigan, retired to par- take of a slsmptuoua ...
... Sir John and a, Miss Buurgoyne, Lady Sykes, Genmeral Sir Jobum Guise, Dart., -and Lady Guise, Sir George Armvtage, Bart., Sir John Camp- b ell, Bart,. amid Lady Canmpbell, fioum. Frederick Baring, t Hom. 11I W. Powys, Hot. Robert Du-das, Hon. John For- ...
... aftersheet of harmless smoke and flame belched forth from great gun and small arm. The interest in the afair now momentarily increased. The combatants were approaching to within arm's length, and the crackling musket shots were in many cases too near to b ...
... as Or right to compel the landlord, but that the landlord lad np de right to compel the tenant. cat Colonel DUNNE and. Mr. GRATTAN both denied the ac te curacy of this statement.. tb Mr. SHElL said it appeared to- hira that- his' hon.' friend (Sir. W. ...
... Russian arms in Hungary. Cronstadt, which was taken by General Ldders after an obstinate defence on the part of the Magyars, is literally filled with wounded. THE READING ELECTION.-Appearances promise a sharp contest for this seat. Besides Sir John Hare ...