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... some remarks from Mr. Merton Mr. Lebottehere, aEd Lord John Russell, the Mown divided, rhea the numbers Welt, Per the Address lt Fur the Amendment 192 Majority CHIT CHAT. All Sorts of things for al! arms of men. ' Happy is the man whose circumstances are ...
... favour of freedom and Catholicity. In the Foreman of Saturday appears the following account of Mr. 11. Grattan's canvass the day before : —Mr. Grattan's grand canvass in Navan began before or about one o'clock, and before two he had to fly as fast as a ...
... prevailed. The candidates were Mr. H. Grattan, Mr. M. Corbally, and Mr. F. Lucas. The great bulk of the populace seemed to be in favour of Mr. Lucas, and it was with difficulty that a hearing could be obtained for Mr. Grattan, for whom only one hand was held ...
... THE NAVAL Bream. EMPLOYED ON &lona—Commanders Henry James Baby, John Bythesea (Baltic). Hugh Talbot Burreyne; Lieutenants Charles Davis Lucas (Baltic), William Nathan Wright Hewett; Mr. John Roberts • gunner; Mr. Joseph Kellaway, boatswain; Mr. Henry Cooper ...
... Northtleet, Kent, steam engine mannfactitrer. Sols., Messrs. Lindsay and Mason, Ba.singhall:street. JOHN EVANS, Hampton-court, hotel keeper. Sol., Mr. Jones, Arm's-yard,King's Coleman-street. WILLIAM RAINING, Cheltenham, grocer. Sols., Messrs. Abbott and ...
... the Mansion House, to show their sympathy with the suffering families of their brave companions in arms, by subscribing to the Patriotic Fund. Lord John Russell, who seems to be getting more popular as be reaches the verge of three score and ten, was ...
... the Venerable John Williams, Archdeacon of Cardigan, at his residence at Busheyheath, after a long and severe illness. The Archdeacon was born in 1792, at Ystradmeirig, in Cardiganshire, and educated his boyhood by his father, the Rev, John Williams, vicar ...
... vastly superior numbers on the heights of ilnkermann. Resolved,—That the thanks of this House be ewe to Lieut.-General Sir John F. Burgoyne, G.C.8., 4 Listit-General Sir George Brown, K.C.8., 'General His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, E.G., L ...
... Alfred Element. Rounded—Bombardier John Blacker. slightly; Canners John Bennett, severely; Sanincl Cator, severely; Henry Sims, rligol y ; John WillLmns, slightly; James Mitchell, slightly; John Dugan, slightly; John Presiee, slightly. ...
... Ribandmen assembled, armed with pistols, swords, bludgeons, &c., and attacked the persons in the procession. Greet confusion arose, and it is said that between sixteen and, twenty men were more or less injured in the affray. One man named John Spencer, a tailor ...
... SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1854. SAPPERS AND MINERS. Wounded—John Nation, slightly. OCTOBER 31. Ist BATTALION RIFLE BRIGADE. Killed—Charles Lewls. Wont.ded—William Martin, slightly. REGIMENT OF FOOT. Wounded—Jame:l Long, slightly. NOVEMBER 1. COLDSTREAM GUARDS ...
... accounts have been examined, [modest '- with the vouchers and securities, and found to -b4 BURGE '} Auditors, T. Mims, JOHN EDWARD TRESIDDER, Secretary. dune 27, 1-1356.1 The CHAIRMAN said he did not wish to detain th 6 meeting with a long speech ...