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... hero. The Omissions in this work are of a singular kind. Lord John always suppresses whatever can scandalise the Whig party. Thus, after , extravagantly praising The Rolliad, *Lord? John Russell avoids altogether to notice its abominable indecency. ...
... the Karl of Cardigan, K.C.B. The Right Hon. the Earl of Shafiesbury. Fiel(l44st - dial the Right lion. Earl of Strafford, G.C.B. The Right Hon. the Lord John Russell, M.P., N.H.S. Field.Nlarshal Viscount Combermere, The Right lion. Lord John Manners, M ...
... Fusilier Guards. The under-mentioned Officers have been appoint e d Amrs-nit-Caur to the Queen, with the rank of Cotton in the Arms, from the 20th of June, 1864 :—Lteut.-Cokonels H. V. Brooke, C.B.—Napier—E. Lugard, C.B. Honorary Aide-de-Camp to her Majesty—Col ...
... to try the merits of the petition of John C. Thierens and John Beer against the return of Lord Eliot and Mr. Montague Chambers, on the ground of bribery, treating, and undue influence at the late election :—Lord John Browne (chairman), the Hon. F. Calthorpe ...
... • Generals the Earl of Lucan, Henry J. W. Bentinck, John Lysaght Penuefather, C.B. ; Rear• Admirals Houston Stewart, C.B.,James Hanway Plumridge ; Major. Generals the Earl of Cardigan, William John Codrington, Richard Airey, Hon. James Yorke Scarlett ...
... Bienconi, Mr. W. S. Crawford, Mr. Dargan, Mr. Bagwell of Mar Meld (the principal proprietor of the town), Mr. John Reynolds, Mr. Henry Grattan, and Colonel Justin Shell (late British Minister in Persia, and brother of the late Right Hon. R. L. Shell). ...
... grocer—JAMES YouNo, Fisherrow, Edinburgh, builder—JoHN Low, Glasgow, provision merchant. Friday, July 11. BANKRUPTS.— ALELLNDER ELMSLIE THOMSON, Collurastreet, Wine•merchant BENJAMIN CHANDLER, Sherburne, attorney—JoHN MORTIMER, Strand, printax—iiisoaas Cox, Barbican ...
... o'clock. Death was caused by an attack of gout, from which Sir John had been suffering for some days, although it was not till Wednesday that fears were entertained of a fatal termination. Sir John Key first entered the corporation as alderman in 1823, being ...
... 884 f. ; Toulon, 12,486 f. • and Avignon , 1,375 f. These four have been recently established. LORD CARDIGAN AT NORTHAMPTON. Ox Thursday week Lord Cardigan was honoured with a sort of triumphal entry into Northampton, and afterwards made a speech in reply ...
... 23rd inst. was fixed for the certificate meeting. THE late solicitor to the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway, John W. Stables, was examined at the Manchester Police Court on Thursday, charged with embezzling about 8,0001., the property of ...
... the Ceylon; Evan Evans to Healer Hospital. Assistant-Stugeons—G. B. Moore to the Ardent; John C. Austen, M.D., to the Snake; John T. Gabriel to the Victory; John S. Adams to the Stromboli; Charles Sproull to Hasler Hospital. Acting Assistant-Surgeon—Alexander ...
... distance by an army armed with rifles, they would have driven the allies across the Alma with the bayonet. Their formation of attack is intended, they say, to give that weapon its greatest potency. Confound those rifles and long-range arms, say they. Our ...