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... THE EARL OF CARDIGAN. Lord Oudigan ban addresaed the folloiHog lottor to the Morning Pont :— Bir. —On mr return Dublin, afier an al»eoc«oi duty in different parts of Ireland, find letter from Mr Rock, which haa been copied into all the newspaper* of the ...
... _Ditto-IIrovcl-Lioiitcuant-Cotoiiel _John _Grattan , C . U ., to bo Lieutenant-Colonel _, without _purchase . • _vice Cooto , _ducoaacd ; _Itrovct-Major Clomont Aloxaiider _lidwanis tu bo _Majorwitlimit puruhaso , _vico Grattan ; _Lieutonaiit and _Adjutant _Kdiiiomi ...
... Lieutenant John Bond to be Adjutant. 14th—To be Ensigns, without purchase James Stephen Johnson, vice Glancy, promoted; Robert Francis Fox Robinson, Francis Le Breton Butler, William Bayford Lindsay, and John Lawrence. To be Pavmaster—Captain John Christopher ...
... 9d. Solt Trivial finish, 9d and 9d. Eon Ebel. &it Grey Unit, Edinburgh. CARDIGAN Jacks* double-thread el elbowa, extra wear, 3.lid, W 93 6d, 94. Henry Blytlt, Iterl orgy 81, CARDIGAN Jackets, extra large sizes, 4 78 6d, 9e 9d. Henry Seri Grey Streei, drllnburgh ...
... OP TUE DRAOOONE.—On Tuesday the Earl of Cardigan, Inspector-General of Cavalry, inspected, in the Queen's Park, the sth Dragoon Guards, at present lying in Piershill Barracks. His lorckhip expressed himself highly satkfied with the appearance and discipline ...
... issue unless received before seven o'clock to-night. Mr John M. Forrester, architect, was elected interim lieutenant of the Heather Club, at a meeting held in the Imperial Hotel last night. Dr H. Grattan Guixess redelivered his lecture on 44 Experiences on ...
... KNOX. Samuel, k Dickaon.—Chairs (Arm, Croquet) Brussels SeaU, lid; were 5a 6d.—15 Hanover Btreet. T7 NOX, Samuel, & Dickson. —Gloves, best Brussels, per pair.—ls Hanover Street. KNOX, Samuel, k In Gold, and Choice large; rare valua—ls Hanover Street ...
... HOUSE FURNTSHING.-Child's Arm-chair, 3/6, the Tabernacle. 11OUSE FURNISHING. -Lobby Cloth, per yard, J. JL the Tabernacle. H°Sb E ern Mats, ly each, the with Towel Rail. 12/, the Tabernacle. H°Ta^rn^S^' ISUING ~ DreBslns Tablo ' at ® lot Bedi 18 DeBMrt ...
... * clock ,-John Tanisb , - ' who _resides ' _'at ' 02 _'Thistle Street , while cleansing one of the windows of _his own _house , _overbalanced _himself and fell • to the ground _. from a _height of two _storeys . Ho had both a leg and an arm - _broken ...
... JOHN BLTGGINS, Auctioneer and Valuator, 28 HADDINGTON PLACE. WEDNESDAY EVENING, at 6.3-1 WEEKLY SALE of NEW and SECOND-HAND FURj NITURE, sent frosa Broughton Place and Easter Road. . for gale without reserve. Sofas and Couches, and Drawing-room Suites ...
... the Speech from the Throne Sir John Davys was recommended as Speaker . The Roman Catholics at ones proposed Sir John Everardat the same time raising objections to the validity of some of the elections . Sir Oliver St John pointed out that validity of elections ...
... Thomas, John Thorp, William Tadil, John Twissell, John Wall.. John Wagstaff Wince dead, John Weatherston, William Whiting, John Vide since dead, William Well, Edward Wiseman, Frederick Wright, Joseph . Wright, ...