... daughter of the late .dtniral John R. D. Tollemache, and was born Dec. 8, 1707. She married first Mr. C. F. C. A. J. Johnstone, but that marriage was dissolved in I^2l*. On the 10th of June the same year she married the Far! of Cardigan (then Lord Brudcnelf) ...

... Lord Edward Russell, Colonel Fortescue Graham (Royal Marines), Capt. Charles lideu (Royal Navy), Major John Williams.n Lovell, Captain William John Cavendish Clifford (Royal Navy), Captain Henry Shank Hillyar (Royal Navy), Colonel Noel Thomas Lake, Lieut ...

... tive candidates. Henry Grattan, Esq., rose amidst cheers and Kentish fire. He said that fire coutained much that he bad always been educated iv, and which if they listened he would detail. A Voice.— Go back to Meath. Mr. Grattan. — Ho never appeared under ...

... Princess Victoria Kamamalu, to be Kuhina Nui (the Prime Minister) ; William L. Lee, to be Chancellor of the Kingdom ; Keoni Aur (John Young), Minister. of the In- terior; Robert Crichton Wyllie, Minister of Foreign Rela- tions ; Eiisha H. Allen, Minister of ...

... Masters.— John Simmonds, to the Retribution, 28, steam- frigate, at Portsmouth ; William C. Pyper (1554), to the Magicienne, 10, steam-frigate, at Plymouth; ?? H. Williams (1840), from the Retribution to the Hawke, 60, screw, at Sheerness; John Kellock ...

... j o'clock, at the Crow Hotel, Glasgow. John Gascoyne, Glasgow, tavern-keeper, June 17, JnlyB, at 2 o'clock, at the Waverly Hotel, Glasgow. The Earl of Cardigan's Banquet.—Yes- terday evening tbe Earl of Cardigan gave a banquet] to his Roya] Highness the ...

... Butler, Esq., of Castlecrine, propped Colonel Vandeleur, whose nomination was seconded by John Sin- gleton, Esq., of Quiuville Abbey. The nomination of Sir John Foster Fitzgerald was pro- posed by Sir Edward Fitzgerald, of Carrigoran, seconded by Rev ...

... two Chancellorships, dating it from the commencement, in aid of the same pious purposes. Narrow Escape of Lord Cardigan. — Corporal John Robinson, of the 13th Light Dragoons, in a letter aildresscd to a friend in Doncaster, dated Nov. 2, thus de- scribes ...

... likely to be perpetual (loud cheers). The Earl of Cardigan, who was warmly received by tho assemblage, said he was fully tensible of the high honour (louo him in coupling his name with tho profession of arms, for which he had always felt a deep attachment ...

... ; Some conversation ensued upon the subject of the papers, and the thanks of the section were given to Dr. Hiucks. Mr. John Grattan then submitted a collection of crania and casts of skulls, collected principally from the round towers of Ireland, and ...

... in England cannot be made remunerative. We feel sure, too, that when- ever this one fact is clearly seen, we shall have Lord John Russell himself coming forward to avow his conviction, that a great mistake has been committed, and that it must be rectified ...

... Nugent, John Gibbons, Graham Montgomery, Velters Cornewall, Thomas Hesketh, Edward Borough, Michael Shaw Stewart, George Staunton, Roger Palmer, John Harington, John Hall, Pyers Mostyn, B. W. Bridges, Robt. L. Newman. Sirs.— Henry Ellis, John Hansler ...