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... Rev. Charles Marshall, Chap- Professor Arnott lain to the Lord Mayor G. L. Baker. Esq. John Marsh-all, Esq. Robert John Bagshawe, Esq. WiUiam Marshall, Esq., M.P. John Bentley, Esq. Richard Martineau, Esq. George Bishop, Esq. Professor Merlet Joshua Blackburn ...
... Countess Jersey Earl and Coun- tess Delawarr. Lady Clementina Vilhers, Earl Powis, Earl Lovelace Marquis of Granbv. Earl Cardigan, Ear and Countess Waldegrave, Earl Talbot, Earl and Counts Verulam. Earl Harrewby, Earl and Countess Bruce. Viscount and ...
... the Misses Western. Sir John Lowther, M.P., Miss Bathurst, Miss Harvey, Sir John and Lady Bavlev, Sir George Wombwell, Sir William Ball. Sir Henry Meux, Sir Alexander and Lady Woodford, Sir Henry Webb, Sir Thomas Monro. Sir John L. Kave, Sir M. S. Stewart ...
... of I„t session— the only measure of which the inhabitant* of rhe ?? -laniei could be forewarned— w>* before Parliament. Lird John Rassell di-tin-tly st it- 1 tint h ■ wou'd iii'riluee a clause that would brim; unler consi- deration tiie wliole of tiie l ...
... been issued that, in all future communications between this ship's boats and the shore, the Spitfire's boats are to be fully armed and equipped, and fully prepared to resent any insult that may be offered to them. Why, what does it all amount to ? An English ...
... all others had failed, and that the other Powers should have been consulted, and their acquiescence obtained. The Earl of Cardigan did not think that the claims made upon Greece were of sufficient magni- tude, or of sufficient confidence, to justify the ...
... Ke'nyon Brooke and War- Verulam Lvttelton wlck Wilton Poiwarth eadogan viscounts. Rayleigh Clanwikiam Canning Redesdale Cardigan Canterbury Sandys Cawdtir Combermere Sondes Darnley Hereford Southampton Delawarr Hill Skelmersdale Denbigh Midleton Stanley ...
... Milner Gibson, Fraser, West, Lockyer Freestun, Charles R. Mackenzie, John Wood, Baiilie Cochrane, Harvey, Pemberton, Henry Eden, Charles Mills, Robert Biddulph, John Foley. H. St. John Mild may, Assheton Smith, Montefiore, Edward Ellice, Malcolm of Poltalloch ...
... Londesborough, for 200,000/. Grimston is one of the most beautiful houses in England, and contains a unique collection of ancient arms, with many valuable pictures and statues, and furni- ture ofthe most costly description. — Observer. Liberality of her Majesty ...
... Charles Burrell, Sir Philip and Lady Grey Egerton, Sir John and Lady Trollope. Mr Augustus Stafford, tic. Death of Vice-Admiral Sir Jo.siah Coghill Coghill, Bart. — The deceased was second son of Sir John Coghill, the first baronet, by the daughter ofthe late ...
... Fingall anil the Ladies Plunkett, the Countess of Egniont, the Countess of Abergavenny and the Ladies Neville, the Earl of Cardigan, the Countess of Nor- bury and the Ladies Toler, the Countess Dowager Nelson and the Lathe's Nelson, Viscount Hinton, the ...
... Phelips, vice Morris, promoted ; John Keane Pickering, vice Rennie, promoted; Augustus William Johnson, John Andrew Fv7' - ?? 18 Henr ?? Xi S> ll «^ert James Cairnes, Frederick \\ illmm Whitehead, Richard Rovon Jones, John NMieelerCollington. Corjis of ...