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... the inconvenk might arise of large bodies of foreigners visiting 1 try during the exhibition, in‘military uniforms, an side-arms, &c.; and whether additional provision made for the safe custody of persons charged wi offences during the exhibition ? Sir ...
... the service ace 1em was | their own discretion, within the terms of the John Bull. ionaries Tue ox THE Hos. Mrss ne, on | Tralee Assize, on Thursday and Friday, John eparture | John M'Donnell, Maurice Kennedy, and them a | were severally indicted for a ...
... were the Duke Lords Glengall, Cardigan, Berners, Strangford, Erne, Lisburne, Sondes, Cadogan, Sheifield, Winche Malme sbury, | Stradbroke, Northwick, Hastings, Ingestre, | members of the House of Commons, Lords Gounby, John Menne Ts, Burghley, Ie aay G ...
... Trade has appointed hw eldest son, Mr. J. J. Henley, as his private secretary. Mr. Henley was formerly in the Royal Dragoons. John, The Court of Queen's Bench has decided that it is legal, at municipal elections, to sign a voting paper with the initials ...
... thisl pediment were arranged lofty trophies of arms, in-l clud spears, muskets, bayonets, swords, and flags, sur-J mounted by the ducal coronets and batons. A similar! trophy stood front, rising behind the arms of the de l ceased, cast bronze, and surmounted ...
... 10s. 9d. The committee for the dinner of Saturday were the Earl of Chesterfield, the Earl of Glengall, Coionel Blair, and Mr. John Massey Stanley, whose fine taste, backed as it was by the exertions of the well known proprietor of the Club house, were a ...
... very short time. I shall be happy to answer any inquiries.—Rev. John W. Flavell, Ridlington Rectory, Norfolk. Cure No. 1009.—Three years eioeasiva nervousness, with pains in my neck and left arm, and general debility, which rendered my life very miserable ...
... bivouacked for the night on the left bank of the Bulganac. the former having previously supported the advance of the Earl of Cardigan's brigade of light cavalry, which had the effect of inducing the enemy to move up large body of dragoons and Cossacks, with ...
... Carmarthen, by the Rev. D. A. Williams. Mr. I>aancelot Lowther, of Cardigan, Elizabeth, youngeat daughter of Mr. Morgan, Dark Gate, Carmarthen, and niece of Thomas Dariea, Eaq., Bryndu, Cardigan. DIED. Sept. 20, in the battle of the Alma, F. E. Evans, Captain ...
... truth in the report that the gallant General has had his arm amputated. He was struck on the breast by a musket ball, which glanced off and passed through bis arm. Fortunately the bone of tbe arm was not touched. The following is a verbatim copy of Lord ...
... Smullen,John Wlute, Maddigau, Duggan, Cumings, Shaughnessy, Butler, Lynch, Yeates. 40th Regiment Foot. Corporals Aldridge, John Harris. Privates Barry, Armstrong, Bratton, W. Brown, Burns, Byrnes, Conelly, W. Cox, Devine, Flaherty, Haibour, John Hall, Harrowing ...
... his notice. Forgery—John Berry, a respectably dressed man, of diminutive stature and dark complexion, was placed at the Guildhall bar before Alderman Cubitt, charged with feloniously uttering forged Bank of England notes. Mr. John Henry Skinner said : ...