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... aranonik; whieM ar builds his hopes on potatoc cultui-e, and house feeding of. cattle wvith grass and grain. Meanwhile, Blackwood and his farmers, and othiers less imanortadized, stand amazed and confounded at the thxeatencd' revolution which perk, slid ...
... attention. THE BARONIAL AND ECCLESIASTICAL ANTIQUITIES OT SCOTLAND. Illustrated by Robert W. Biliin s and William Burn. W. Blackwood & Sena, Edinburgh and London. Parts XXXVI. and XXXVII. Tnang numbers of this exquisite publication ought to prove particularly ...
... Warrender, Mr. 011iver, Capt. Maxwell, M.P., LETIREMENT OF MR. TUFNELL. residence r Mr.-Robert Brownrigg, Mr. W. Rose, Mr. H. Blackwood, Mrs. W. removal to . Herbert, Captain, Mrs., and the Misses Clifford , Mrs. L awrence, y yenterday afternoon that the a ...
... Second Master I. B. Gawler (1848), to the Calliope. Midshipmen.-Charles Parry, to the Victory flag-ship at Portsmouth ; Algernon Lyons, to the Albion, 90,. at Devon- port; H. J. Marshall, J. L. V. Mostyn, C. B. Dobbin, T. D. Wright, F. Mackenzie, Edward ...
... for Valparaiso. Put back, the Marquess of Bute, with foretopsail-yard sprung. Death of Sir H. Blackwood.—Portsmouth, Jan. 7.—Captain Sir Henry M. Blackwood, Bart., of the Vengeance, 84, in this harbour, died at his lodgings in High Street, at eight o’clock ...
... persons indiscriminately. This arrangement is only temporary, and the former rule will | resumed on the ist of September. Algernon Montagu, Esq., Stipendiary Magistrate of the Falkland Islands, is appointed a .Member of the Legislative and Executive Councils ...
... Cowan and Anderson; Count Ferlecki, tour; Count Paul Eaaterhary, on a tour; Sir Janies Dtrite. on his way south; the Hon. Algernon Egerton, on his way ’to London Sir Edward During, Ac. Episcopal Chuecb,Society. —The annual mooting of the General Committee ...
... St. Vincent King. Lieutenants.--First, Charles H. May ; second, -- Agnew; third, Frederick W. Gough ; fourth, Sir Henry Blackwood ; fifth, Campbell; sixth, Lord G. Grosvenor. Surgeons— Robertson, M.D., Blake, M.D. Chaplaln—Rev. Charles W. Belgrave, B ...
... Townsend Wilson, late of the Coldstream Guards, to Georgina, daughter of the late James Hope Vere, Esq. of Craigie Hall and Blackwood. At Aberdeen, June 14, the Rev. James Rose Sutherland, minister of Northmaven, to Catherine, eldest daughter of William Walker ...
... Burke. Fox, and Sheridan, are about published. They will he printed from the Gmney manuscript reports. New Books. Messrs Blackwood & Sons premise on the Ist December, “Inquiry into the Evicler.ee relating the Charges brought by Lord Macaulay against William ...
... they, nevertheless, spoke pure English, and quoted—not the works of Tom Paine and other infidel writers, but such writers Algernon Sydney, Sir William Jones, John Locke, and John Milton. There were men among them who, after working 10 or 12 hours a day ...
... may be found, in the year 1740. A few months after this secession Sir Hugh led to the altar the only child and heiress of Algernon Seymour, Duke of Somerset. There still lives a tradition that the lady made the offer to Sir Flugh immediately after his ...