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... piece of new cloth inserted iu the arm. Dancing was kept up until five o'clook; Let. ters expressive of great regret at unavoidable absence were received from the Earl of Stamford, the Earl Howe, the EArl of Cardigan, Lord Willoughby de Broke, Lord Sandys ...
... ;dord the Black Prince to John Coniers de Con- .r Conwy Mr. Shipley Conway, the present Ye .prietor rs the lineal descendant (through fe- tat .) of the original grantee, who is also ti 6e alcestor of ?? Hertford Conways. When arm ?? III. asked Sir Edward ...
... For James John Osmer, Gent., to be Ensign, vies Sir H. Fletcher, Bart., Ac., as stated in Gazcee of 1st June, 1855, read James John Osmer, Gent., to be Ensign, without pur- chase, vice Sir H. Fletcher, Bart., &a. 71, t Foot-Assistant-Surgeon John Moore M'Neece ...
... be the most seriously injured :-Charles Holliday, James Parker, William Bowney, Francis Aylesbury, John d Tyrrell, George Meekey, Henry Seymour, and John Paget. h Several medical l aen were called to the sufferers, and after I their wounds were dressed ...
... Hentry Drummnnisd, M.P., John Shs. Leove, Cordon, Edwanrd Berkeley, IV. D. Stanling, Edwaerd Herrics, Di- vett, MPl., T. C. Grattans, Manneors Sutton, Weliny, M.P., Sineelnan, Gaylcy, Sornis, James Garth Marshall, John Gott, John Thomas Norris, Friencis ...
... promoted. 30th Foot-Ensign John William Green to be Lieutenant, bypurchase, vice Hampton, who retires. 41st Foot-Ensign Ashton Henry Warner to be Lieu- tenant, without purchase. vice Smith, deceased. 44th Foot-Williamn John Edward Graham Sutherland, Gent ...
... in the army estimates ? Mr. MUNTZ objected to the items in the estimate for a shell mankufactory at Woolwich and for small arms, but would not resist the vote on account. Mr. WALIPOLE hoped no resistance would be oered to the House going into committee ...
... Denham Norreys, M.P., W. Middleton, bi Charles Lemon, John W. H. Anson, Georg) Shoe. W SiBs-James South, Samuel Bignold, M.P., Charles Barry, Charles Trevelyan, ?? John Ramaden, Belford Hinton Wilson, ?? John Kirkland, E. Perry, MIP. DBIAN-Jersey. The Vicerrarden ...
... WOUNDED.-April 2: 41st Regiment of Foot, Corporal John Valentine, dangerously, since dead ; 55th Regiment of Foot, Private Stephen Hagger, dangerously, since dead - 57th Regiment of Foot, Private John Murray, severely; 88th Regiment of Foot, Private Donald ...
... from Bona, Greyhound from Cork, San Jose ?? from Liverpool, Surprise from Cardigan, Teign from Port Talbot, sand the Albion from Glenarm. Sailed the General Cathcart for Bordeaux, John Crosbie for Calais, Mary for Ardrossan, Lovely Jenny for Fleetwood, Ellen ...
... Cora from St. Stephen's, N.H., Sunbeam from Calsao, Doris from St. Johnl's, Newfoundlaeld, Irene from Alexandria, Ann and John from Galatz, Bengal Merchant from oullmoin. Ann Porter frona Callao. Sailed the Pero for Jamaica, Phoenis for Maranharn. PTUvuoUTle ...
... Matthew Cooper, John Connors, John Corbett, Michael Conn. mings, John Cushion, John Day, Henry East, Patrick D Folan. John Farrell, Joshua Graham, James Gray, John Harding, Francis Higgins, ...