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... the principal guests. Immediately above the chair, the Royal arms, massively gilt, were displayed boldly from the crimson lining, and on either tide were the Egiinton arms and the Belfast arms painted on shields, the whole being relieved by mirrors in gilt ...
... and that a* good faith wet kept with him aboald heap good flrith with Lord Cardigan. That th* matter retted until Hay, 1806. In the maantlmt th* action had been tried. Lord Cardigan had paid into Coart, and that* wae rerdlct la faroar of Major Learie for ...
... its present holders.'’ The Russians giving their Arms.— We extract from the correspondence of a daily contemporary the following account of the surrender of arms Bomarsund:— v The Commander demanded the arms, which the prisoners brought and plied up In the ...
... JOHN BITLL were m*de of pasteboard, and dashing on tba second body of Rasalans, they were still disordered the terrible aesanlt of the Greys and their companions, put them to a tier root. The Russian horee In lew than nfe minutes alter It met our Dragoons ...
... JOHN BULL It were made putotmud, and dulling on tbo neoood body of BraUni, they mm etlll dieordered the terrible aeannlt of the Oraye nod their oompulane, pit them to itter not The Baeden bone In leu thin flee mlnatee oiler It met one Drogoone teu flying ...
... foreign Fowora The Treasury may make regulations carrying tbs Act Into force. March 3 LORD JOHN RUSSELL'S ADDRESS TO HIS CONSTITUENTS. The following the address of Lord John Russell to his eon. stitnenU, soliciting their suffrages for his re-election, in oonsequence ...
... wounded in the hand Private John Trimblet, wounded in the neck Private John Calloghan, wounded in the arm Private James Nelligan, w o unded in the groin Sergeant Maurice Brady, wo unded in the leg Private John Curtis, wounded in the arm ...
... JOHN BULL (ho proceedings of elections fur Members of Parliament In England and Wales,—Mr. seconded the motion. Mr.S. IlenßEßThad no objection to the introduction of the RiU,but he thought in consideration of the general measure to be pro|>osed by Lord ...
... JOHN BULL March back further—be found eighteen inrtanoee in which Great Britain, fourteen inetancea In which France, ilateen initancei which the United States of America, had, immediately upon the wrong being done, demanded redress, threatened force, ...
... The deceased was subsequently recognized John O'Hara, or Dublin Jack.* who had been living in Brighton, with girl named Smith, and was the companion of thieves. On Tuesday morning the Brighton Magistrates (John Uorrer. W. Partridge, Forster Smithe, W. ...
... of Chester and St. David’s, did not ECCLESIASTICAL AM) RELIGL PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS. The Her. John James IlEßEsrono, M.A., Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge, to be Precentor of the Cathedral Church of Peterborough. The Rev. J. 11. llitowN ...
... is whispered) give his arm to the Empress conducting her into the Palace of Balta Liman. The Mussulman doctors are said to have discovered a Koran text authorizing condescension the part of the Commander of the Faithful. Sir John Bdbootne. —The following ...