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... Several stormy speeches were delivered in the course of the proceedings. Mr. H. Grattan, M.P. concluded his address declaration that when he had at his back 400,000 armed men and 400 pieces of artillery, he would then look for justice from England, and ...
... proceedings had been taken either them or the Bishop of Gloucester, since 1(348, in the case of the estate of Hortield. Lord John RfSSELL was unable to say when the next general report of the Commissioners would laid before the house, and as to the second ...
... had May be obtained of Cory, e. List, Newport, Isle of Wight; Elas, chemist, Hyde, Isle .. Wight; Vinen, DMA tils.yer, 7, Web-arm; Wiseman., bookseller. itingwood ; Jacob and Jonsson, Chronicle 011 ice, Winchester ; Bennis., Alley. IN./Inca ; Dreweatt, ...
... together teith usefetl and ornamene'tal Fancy Wjork of all descriptiotas, will be thankfully received by A Mba. Stogen, N S. John's Personage', Portaca. mS s. Ta EB.gartsn, TDver Co uort, Southeea. Rose . C thriy ?? att Lodge, Soutal hees. Si1rs. Deacro ...
... liberated many of the prisoners connected with the Lopez expedition. Ten persons were detained on board the Spanish 74 Soberana, arm the plea that they were the officers of the expeditionary vessels, and, therefore, liable to punishment. It wee ondentood, however ...
... compliment which the French courteously returned. The President, whose arrival had been awaited for some hours the troops under arms did not reach Cherbourg until after dark Thursday evening. He was in open carriage preceded and the Ist Dragoons, fine looking ...
... schooner the Xariflh, and then went on board the Enchantress, to pay a visit to the Earl of Cardigan. On his leaving their vessels, both Lord Wilton and Lord Cardigan manned yards and fired royal salutes, and as the Prince then passed through the line every ...
... the company present at the ceremony were —Lady Elizabeth Tolleniache, Admiral and Lady Charlotte Berkeley, the Countess of Cardigan, Mr. Charles and Miss Stuart, Lord William Lennox, Mr. Patrick Stuart. Lord ami Lady Burghersh, Captain Lennox, R.A., Hon ...
... study steam at the Woolwich factory. Lieutenants.—H. J. Blomfield to the Arrogant; C. Gibbons to the Encounter; John H. Cave to the Hogue; John B. Scriven to be agent of mails ; R. W. Clatk to the coast guard service; J. Seccorab to study steam at Woolwich ...
... of fever, Lieutenant Wiliiam Mooney,te.te., of Ht.M.S.Scorplem BLAtirnoan-At Nortrhwood, John Blanford, Esq.,.aged 70 yeane. Moesu-On the 10th ult., at Cardigan, Paymeaster and Pirser James torse, aN, Stamp-distributor at Carnarthen, agep 60 years. MILVtAr ...
... not received one since we have been here. Tell Mrs. Stevens (Triggs; her sons James and John are quite well, and they have had one letter trom their brother ; John now expects to goto tape Town with some prisoners, and then he will and see his brothers ...