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... At Cardigan, May 22.—George WiUiams, Cardigan, At Great Yarmouth, May 15.—Robert William Ouglitnn, Greafi Yarmouth, jouritevmau baker—Fdward Nutman, Great Yar.noulha baker—William Carter Haines, Great Yarmouth, publican. At Lampeter, June B.—John Edwards ...
... his Amendment, by which the power of legislating with respect to il carrying and using arms, armed associations, and associations for ?? or practice in tho use of arms, is reserved. Were it only for the sake of the Irish Govern- ment itself, it might have ...
... stakeal)ly expressed. There could no suspicion of party feeling in the matter. Lord Ilardwickc, Lord Shrewsbury, and Lord Cardigan spoke Mr. Kyro’s behalf, yet they were not more emphatic than the Rev. Charles Kingsley, whom Radicals delight honour. At ...
... place School of Medicine ; PauUn Martin, of Abingdon, Berks ; WUHam Henry Dison Menee, of Cam- bridge ; John Robert Ruddock, of Leeds ; PhiUp John Simpson, of Gower-stieet, Bedf oid -square ; Thomas Theo- dore Steward, of Wolverhampton; and Samuel Edward ...
... Artillery, Colonel Gloucpter Gambler, C.B. . _ . Delaeour, Lieutenant John, lllh Hussars, by Lieut. General Shaw e. Lien ton ant St John, RH. A., by Viscount Bolingbroke, fi>e Karl of Cardigan. Slmte, Colonel Cameron, on apj>olntment Dragoon Guards, Denman ...
... destination, and the cheque was, inquiry, have boon cashed ' the bank. The Countess of Cardigan w.is called, and she said. —The prisoner had been in Lard Cardigan’s service for eleven years. held the position of groom of the chamber to this ; occurrence ...
... Princess Victoria Kamamalu, to be Kuhina Nui (the Prime Minister) ; William L. Lee, to be Chancellor of the Kingdom ; Keoni Aur (John Young), Minister. of the In- terior; Robert Crichton Wyllie, Minister of Foreign Rela- tions ; Eiisha H. Allen, Minister of ...
... Lind ; Messrs. Harry Grattan. George Grosansith. run.. Arthur Playfair. George Crawford. . River Steven.. Feel Sion, and John L. Shine. At 7.40. TILE SILVIJA HONEYMOON. AVENUE. Manager. Mr. C. T. H. Helm.loy. THIS EVENING. at 8.50. ARMS AND THE MAN : Messrs ...
... intellect, beauty, and fashion of the metropolis, his lordship mixed with the great characters of that memorable epoch. With Grattan he was, course, perfectly familiar. Flood he less distinctly remembered, but still retained sufficient to give us a more perfect ...
... left town for Dover, -en route to tbe Continent. Cap- tain Doherty ban obtained tbe Queen's permission to assume tbe name and arms of Wateihouse, in addition to those 4>f Doherty. Incorporated Society for Promoting the •KNT, BUILDINO, AMI liKl-ATTUNO ...
... Residence, ; at Marton 2. GODDAIID & CROEFORD.—Faarmorst—lteeldential estate, Coldhaff, little Ealing, with grounds, Roof tour arm ; and Litninoute—Two redden:lea Ealing, and Ibttenhani ; at Mart. at I. WELL. hind, Legtonstenord sad Wolthammow ; and LIAI ...
... Defraud. —William. Grattan, a retired boot and shoe maker, residing at Tiverton, and Sydney Albrt Ellacott (son-in-law of Grattan), of Stonehouse, Devon, were again charged with conspiring together to defraud the creditors of John Grattan (nephew of the elder ...