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... daughter. On Monday, at I’ynes. Devon, Lady Norlhcote, of son. On Sunday, Belmont, Chriatcburch-road, Strealham, the wife of John Ramsay Brush, M.D. Royal ScoU Greys, son. On Sunday, at Woolwich-common, the wife of Dr. Bridgman, a daughter. On Thursday ...
... Several stormy speeches were delivered in the course of the proceedings. Mr. H. Grattan, M.P. concluded his address declaration that when he had at his back 400,000 armed men and 400 pieces of artillery, he would then look for justice from England, and ...
... Joanna, elder daughter of the late John Hays Duukiu, Esq., aged But aw.— On the 31at nit., at the Capital and Counties Bank, Petersfield, the son of Mr. R. Bryan, aged three weeks. I Barnard.— On the Ist instant, at Cardigan House, I Avenue Gardena, Acton ...
... Terrace, Piccadilly, to the Prince of Nassau, and a distinguished circle, including Major-General the Earl of Cardigan. The election for the Cardigan Burghs has terminated in the return of Mr. Lloyd Davies, who polled 298 votes, against Mr. Evans’s 286. Mr ...
... Bicester and Trowbrid , Dore T en sey, Aug. 6; Blandfor i Ang. 7. LONDON, SATURDAY, JULY 31, [se — Cawapa.—A telegram fr om St. John’s, New- foun says that the news 0 the condition of by a schooner, has Labrador, which was brought t tit is believe: A to not ...
... should not allowed to go about with arms unless they were fit to be entrasted with arms. That when it came before the Heuse of Commons it was not was the measure passed by Sir George Grey in 1847, and On Ch. Mr. Henry Grattan, the son of the great eaid, Here ...
... Oude The total number of arms surrendered up to Piedmout assert that before month had elapse ! \pril 2 exceeds million. There have ahvady been surrcn- arm ,. there would amount to more than : dered cannons. 128,844 other fire-arms; 402,830 swords, , 0(K) ...
... afflicting.” The death of Gen. Sir John Wilson, which occurred at his residence in Westbourne-terrace on Sunday, places another colonelcy, that of the 11th Regiment, at the disposal of the Commander-in-Chief. Sir John had been in the service years, and ...
... The 2d Life Guards, under the command of Colonel Williams, was reviewed at Windsor on Monday by Maj- General the Earl of Cardigan. The regiment marched into Windsor Great Park at nine o’clock in the morning, and having formed line, received his lordship ...
... Dragoons, to Buckingham Palace. Yesterday afternoon the King of the Belgians arrived special train from Dover at the Bricklayer’s Arms station, where he was met by Prince Albert, and Prince Frederick William of Prussia. The royal party proceeded immediately ...
... in the neigh- Lord John Russell had long private ‘btcniew with of that citv General Essen, with the picked the Emperor of the French on uesday afternoon, lo h ™, ° nf the i'called Chevalier Gardes, is SO me time they walked arm-in-arm together m the reserve ...