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... of the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports. As the carriage drew i[p in front of the Council House the guard of honour presented arms, and the band struck up ; See the conquering Hero Comes, and a hearty cheer was givel by the populace, which was echoed again ...
... first and most mernor- able of them all the nanse of rattams. I will refer also to the name of Grattan, because like him (Sir J. Graham) I look to Grattan as a man who had studied this question more deeply, I and as one who was not only most impressive ...
... ready to say 1o to the proposition. It is true that Mr. Srigeant Murphy, the Member for Cork, was in lit 'place, ar. fuilp'armed for the light, too, as' he had preliateid to b'oi 'ar. an dtaiist-dent. lat the learned Sergeant was'cither asleep, r 'for ...
... hlerailding thoc waly, his boily iebm'o to t itolb .by eiglot genle l' officers-ilis Ilost distimoglislled conlO itlioils ill arms- officialtillg io paibealre's,. 'rie cilief OamlirIte'and rolzotives 111011 triellol 'of thle decealsed fohlow', then his hlorse ...
... Unlit- Astached; Edward Basil Broolee, of thle 67th Foot; Edward 0t Gee. Waelpole Keppel, Unattached ; John Fitornaurice, Kil., do. ; John Campbell, do.; John Cralwfordl Young, do.; Fre- dierick Hope, do.; Lewis Alexander During, do.; Joshua Slum- erg mllrords ...
... l/ Accident a(t the Crystal Palace.-An inquest was 0 held on Tuesday at the Crystal Palace Arms, oppo- site the Crystal Palace, on the body of a man named C John Fieldhouse, who was employed in painting the d great transept. It appeared that the machine ...
... Fusiliers, 33d Regiment, 7711h Regiment, 88th Regiment, Brigadier Major ?? Codt'imsgton, mind Brig-adier-Gener-al Buller'. id Sit' John Burgoyne may bepresuimed to control the ordoatice aiid engineers, but-it is stated thatltite will stot in ciy interfere withm ...
... was-a rumour that there would be an attack on su Balaklava, and accordingly the troops there have been ordered to sleep under arms. He did not thinik, however, that the Si enemy would be so rash, knowing, as they did, that the plaki PE is completely commanded ...
... for' South tto Wiltshire. aurk Mr. S. RICARDOP took the oaths and his seat for' New idee A idvr writ for the bes'oughs.of Cardigan, in the room of Mr.' )o Prys~e Lovyeden, deceasedi was ordered. tate THlE JVKAOK SEA FLEET. ea; Letters from. Sir E. Lyons ...
... Clue force under Sir gre Colini Campipell has beeon tinned olit beforem four o'clock A.M St te Tue mcfir iare all utider- arms titt dawit, and ready for ainy duty Al tisC nitty be required of themn butt the Russians do nsot: shawse t in tiny iinumbers ...
... spoils of war foutsd fin the towis. The number of in gusts of all kinds captured exceeds 4000; immense quaustities- ar of small arms have been curt-lad off by the soldiers andlsold, TI but there are still piles of thetn remainintg, As thle Russians of lost ...
... Waits; it is to the following effect-i Peter Dellicourt, I Matthew Wallace, William Johnstone, William 3 Wallace, John Buckley, and John Miller are authorised to play the Glasgow Waits for the years 1855-6. E (Signed) Andrew Orr, Lord Provost. These ...