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... only to continue for one year, hut Ireland had cause complain, for hitherto it had been exempted from the income-tax. Mr. Grattan told the Government that if they contemnlated extending the income-tax to Ireland they would only able to do it at the point ...
... PChampervour, W_ c Carter b not J test,c H RB a. ~ A Hodgson, b Burton Lord Cardigan, run out. Capt. Paber, ran out C P Poley, b Freemantie.. Boley, Qu W 8 Gandy, c Cardigan b Garver: W 8 Dunn, Freemantle. 1} © Barton, act Steele, b Doualdson Barton, ...
... ed officers and privates of the army, who have on this occasion revived the recollection of the ancient glories of British arms, and added fresh lustre to the military fame of England. Her Majesty feels additional pleasure in thus recognising the noble ...
... Richmond, Lady Cecilia Gordon Lennox, Viscount Chelsea, Lady Louisa Oswald, Captain Bathurst, Sir Geo. ; Wombwell, the Earl of Cardigan, and great many ; I others of the nobility. At adjournment of the Quarter Sessions for the i county, held at the Grand Jury ...
... for the past 20 years, has just died Henry Michael Angelo Grattan Cooke, who was aocounted the firat oboe piay«- in Enrope, son of Thomas Cooke, one of the most of parely Englich glee writers. ‘John Fielder M. ons, late Bishop ef Oxford, died at Angus Honse ...
... Lord Cardigan and others, contained in the reports of Sir John M’Neill and Colonel Tulloch was on Tuesday last laid the table of the House of Commons Lord Palmerston. The General Officers named the warrant are Lord Seaton, General M'Mahon, Sir John Bell ...
... SSTRING BAND of at 3¢. John’s Rooms on WEDNESDAY NEX the 3rd BATT. HAMPSHIRE REGT. will pla 26th inst , inetead of Thureday, WINCHESTER CHAMBE CONCERTS, 1897-8. THE THIRD OF A SERIES OF AFTERNOON CONCERTS ILL be beld at St. John’s Rooms on Wednesday, February ...
... Misbehaviour in Union Poor-house-Henry Goodall, 21 day s. Offences against the Game Laws-James John Morris, 14 days. Offbnees against the Now Forest Laws—John Steele, four months. Assaults—Jas. Robinson, six weeks ; Charles Leigh, 14 days. Misbehaviour ...
... took uderatioaa monic liooms. The Mayor occupied IiCC , , Wed hv the Earl of Hardwieke. the Earl and Talbot, the Earl of Cardigan. Lord f bhrew>D _ , Professor Kingsley, &c. SudO gentlemen were present. Mrs. Eyre and family tm loudly cheered the company ...
... Lloyil, Trinity, list. 121b. 4. Mr. E. Fairrie, Trinity, I-SI lOlb. 5. Mr. H. Wilkins. John’s, list 81b. 6. Mr. J. M’Cormack, St. John’s, List. 7 Mr. H. Snow, St. John’s, list. 811). Mr R. H. M. Jones (stroke). Trinity, lOst. Tib. Mr. W, Wingfield (ateerer) ...
... Cross; and Mr. John Rose, late Finance Minister for the Dominion of Canada, and Mr. T. W. C. Murdoch, Commissioner for Colonial Land and Emigration, are Knights Commanders of the order. Five Companionships have also been distributed. Lord John Manners. M ...
... ENGLAND.—SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1885. Smith —Ob the »t Manor Lodge. month. Maria, widow of John Metcalfe Smith, ot Grange, Leeds. Hobbs —On the 12th inat.. Cardigan-terrace, Southampton, Maria, second daughter of Mr. William Hobbs (granddaughter of the late ...