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... DEATH OF SIR JOHN ROSS, The gallant Arctic voyager, Rear Admiral Sir John Rosa, c.c.s. died on Saturday atoning, at 43, Gillingham-street, Pimlico.. Sir John Ross was born June 24, 1777, at Balurroch, county Wigton, and was fourth son of the Rev. Andrew ...
... 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 ...
... power, and are to be armed with one 6s-pounder and lone 32. The department at Woolwich has received orders to suspeml fur the present the further supply of the bras+ howitzer guns with which the gunboats have hitherto been armed. CRIMEAN CoMlllioltoN ...
... Cooke. Bristol. Canliff Mr. R. F. Langley, Solicitor. Cardigan Chepstow Mr. James Coles. Chipping Sodbcry Mr. A. D. Morton. Cirencester Clevedon Hill, near Bristol Mr. Edmund Gurney, Poetmaster. Mr. John Virard. ▪ Mr. G. S White. Mr. Philip Bailin,jun. ▪ ...
... of the Grenadier Guards, brother of the member for Dorchester, and nephew of Lord Cardigan. He informs the electora that he has “ shared in the triumph of the British arm: at Alma,” and that he has been invalided from active service by wounds received ...
... 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 ...
... customary dinner to the Sergeant-at-Arms and other principul officers of the House of Commons, on Wednesday, the 28th instant. Death of the Countess op Cardigan. —We have to announce the demise of the Countess of Cardigan, who died at seven o’clock on Thursday ...
... Barroa, Hon. G. Sir H. , H. Grattan, G. G. , KE. 8. Cayley, Six W , Mr, Pusey (Peelite), J. Sadieir. an,and on the Meerina at Wednesday on in a the principle of juss to every British interest ‘was beld ot pressure of Armes fon, om are in the of the trade ...
... ) which arm to hardly wi Although not 50 years of and Tarkey. His legs are s0 swollen he looks al His face is very thin, and is literally us boys, suo, He wears an beard, which is quite gr was assisted tu walk his ived by The trial of Sir John Paul, Mr ...
... beginning with the junior. bane % and asked him :— John Load Keane, how aiets.yont lordship—is James Thoznaa,,Essi of . Cardigan, guilt of the felony whereof he standsindieted, or not guilty ?• Whereupen John Keane, standing up in his place, uncovered, and ...
... come; bat wore pardoned on submission. card was sent invite Lord and Lady Cardigan, and Lord Beaulieu instead of Lord Montagn. This, her grace protested, was accident. Lady Cardigan was ▼ew angry, and yet went. Except those flights, the only extraordinary ...
... Epil.har•y. El. Spenser, poet, (I. 1:;0s. Benjamin Franklin 1,. 1706. York and Lancaster united, 1 1;•'. James Watt b. 1736. John 11-ward, philanthropi.t, .1. 170 n. Louis XVI. 6E/made!, 1703. 3rd &whey afire Epipl.any. Lablaclie,aioger, d. Is5S. Sun rises ...