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... COMMISSION. Mr Ewart made little of his question on Tuesday night on the above subject. Lord Palmerston stated that what Sir John M'Neill and Colonel Tulloch had done in the Crimea did not require anything out of the ordinary course/ to demand Government ...
... was their funerals. Joseph's waa neat, yet modest structure, built in the got hie style of architecture. Its pastor, the Rev. John O'Neill, was the same tine the beat liked an the most sincerely haUyl man in the parish. He was great favourite with the orderly ...
... months in the year out there I always put on gloves before I wash dishes.” “John.’* said a frightened wife in the middle of the night, there something moving down cellar, I’m sure.” John listened intently. “Oh, it’s nothing but the gas meter pegging away,” ...
... decision. Lord Cardigan in the Crimea.—-A writer in the Morning Herald makes the following distinct assertion respecting Lord Cardigan :—' the 27th September 1854, the day the allies arrived Balaklava, there was sent to Lord Cardigan, by the Command ...
... with respect to Mr Pamell's speech at Clara, in which advised tenants about to be evicted plough up the grazing land on their (arms. Mr asked if it was in order to ask the Attorney-General to decide the point of law involved in the question—viz., whether ...
... Council were holding ordinary morning sitting; and, on the motion of Sir John Potter, an address of welcomo to the Royal visitors was voted. Mr Pryse Loveden, M.P. for Cardigan, has been produced before 'the Marlborough Street Magistrate on charge of ...
... accepted it, and thanked her for the gift. When ■ending over the fountain Mrs Daubeny also forwarded a number of copies of John's Gospel. A few of these were taken the town's people, and about 60 copies, constituting the balance, were returned, with a ...
... well as evil. The Search for Sir John Franklin.—The annexed letter was received Wednesday by the Secretary of the Hudson's Bay Company from Sir John Ross, ing account of the progress of his expedition iu search of Sir John Franklin. It will be recollected ...
... consent of the husband father. Lord John Russell's Vis.t to the Earl Derby. —The Liverpool Mercury Saturday says:- today, after Iks close of the proceedings of the Nations Association for the Promotion Social Science, Lord John Russell, with I ady Russell and ...
... the crew; —John Williams (40), Liverpool, ; James Owen (40), Tewp Pembroke, steward ; David Willie (26), Pembrey, olotik..vrnan ; George Cook (56), Belfast, firm ; John Finn (57), Sligo, fireman ; Ammons Hall (43), Boston, able Ferman ; John Yoe (35), ...
... labour, is grateful offering of 379 members of the Liberal party in both Houses of tho Legislature. Seizure of Arms Dublin.—Another seizure of arms has been made in Dublin. Between the hours of nine and ten o'clock on Saturday morning, Inspector Connor, of ...
... special train to Windsor, where her Majesty held a Privy Council for the purpose of investing them with seals of office. Lord John Russell does not take office, but is asserted confidentially that he has assured Lord Palmerston of his earnest and energetic ...