Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... THE MISMAN kGEMENT IN THE CRIMEA—RIR JOHN M NEILL'S REPORT. (Pions the Times of Monday, Feb 11 ) _ The report of Sir John M Neill and Colonel TuHoch has dissipated tor ever all doubts and all questions as to tre guilt and responsibility for that awful ...
... Captain, vice George Hoey, retired. Ensigns—Robert Truell, vice John Proby. retired ; Richard Henry Hornidge to be Lieutenant, vice George Hornidge, in America ; John Hugh Dillon, vice John Mincli . n Consul in the Azores; Bury David Wright, vim e Joseph ...
... in the City to protest against the imposition of the income tai on the people of Ireland. The Lord Mayor pr. sided. - _ Mr. John D'Arey, T C., came forward amid loud applause to move the first resolution :— That this meeting is of opinion that the extension ...
... oirsegniottely to the chair of Haters Donnell, Mr A. H. ruttier, Rev John Fla- L i ' Mr. Joe-ph anginal. aim x 1 , 1 . young Rev. Peter—to tau i t chair which s the funntairrof rad - John Hauler Charles Crossley, Rey, Jamas bolo, tog light.' of tr u e wi ...
... suffered great'y horn want of forage, lie prayed that the petition might he referred to the committee now upon the state of the arm' before Sebastopol. WILL. Oo the motion for the second reeding of the Judgments' Execution Mr. MACAKTNEY moved that it be read ...
... DROMOD PETTY These Sessions were held on Monday last, John Veerers, Esq., R.M., the only Magistrste presiding. MILACII Or T N. Constable Spears complained of Terence &arm, for work - TRINITY COLLEGE—THE NEW BELFRY. We are iaformed that the first stone ...
... inquire into the conduct of the Earl of Cardigan, the Earl of Lucan and other Crimean officers, undergone changes since its first appointment, and now consists of Lord Seaton, Lord Beauchamp, General Rowan, Sir John Bell, General Peel M.P., General Knolloys ...
... old friend John Crow. 'land (who, as he told little Myra, had nursed her mother many an hoar) sod to enjoy the sight of the charming supper, though able to partake so slightly of its delicacies. It was indeed • treat to her to behold ruddy John's jollity ...
... take up arms to defend themselves from the invasion of the Hondurens. Several others followed in the same warlike strain which seemed to the taste of the meeting. It was also proposed that the surplus revenue should be devoted to the purchase of arms and ...
... own I When Sir John Davies. on the other hand. eoberly de•cribing 1110 Irish land-pc:mousy, and Its social rel.tiona, he 'rankly puts on record deliverances utterly at variance with the representatmn above Tooted. Tire edition of Sir John Daviee's Tract ...
... place, immediately anion el to the strge and graving arm of Vogel, sp. parently rendered the performance of his promised feat quite out of the question. There was an awful pau e for • moment, our arm-bound hero. eyeing the gentlemen who hart pinioned him ...
... prejudiced my lord Seaton, the personal friend in arms of Lord Harding.? Or from a , dotard like Goners' M'ldabon, deseribed at-• an man, but in his second childhood t Or from _gaged, General Sir John Bell, in his 'seventy fifth year,and perfectly deaf ...