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... possibility, lead momentary interruption of the present mutual concosaions.—Liverpool Mail. Cardigan Life-bo at.—During the late heavy gales and storms which prevailed Cardigan Bay and this coast, some experiments were made a crew selected for purpose, in order ...
... pursuit until the i preceding evening, when she was traced to a house n• George-street, Spitalfields, by Police-constable Johns, who int( rcepted and secured her while attempting to escape at the rear of the premises. The sergeant added, that from inquiries ...
... and Davies, Ship Broke Cardigan—lsaac Matthias, Tide-waiter. Carlisle—Thomas Robinson, Ship Agent. Caernarren W. Paynter. Chester—John Jones, Ship Broker. Clay—T. W. Baeon and W. T. H. Smith. Shipowner. Colchester and Wirenhoe—John G. Chamberlain. Coleraine ...
... Cambridge and the Hon. Captain James Macdonald, have arrived in town from visiting the Earl of Cardigan, at Deane Park, near Kettering. The Earl of Cardigan arrived in Portman-square, yesterday, from Deane Park, Northamptonshire. The Marquis of Kildare ...
... were laid for seventy. Among the guests we noticed Lord John Russell, M.P., John Masterman, Esq., M.P., and Miss Stone, the Lord Mayor of York and Miss Wilkinson, the Mayor of Stafford, Sir John and Lady Key, Sir Williatn and Miss Magnay, Sir George and ...
... gentleman whom he was sorry he did not see present, had said that Grattan, the patriotic Grattan, had placed free trade upon his banner; now what free trade, he would ask, did Grattan advocate he advocated a tax of 50 NOVELTY most recently introduced ...
... glad to find associated with ns on this occasion, the son of the illustrious Grattan (Mr. Henry Grattan, the member for Meath). At that meeting Mr. Fitzsimon, turning to Mr. Grattan, said, Your father in- scribed free trade on his banner in 1782, and Mr ...
... se. His Royal Highness Prince George and Captain the Hon. James Macdonald have arrived in town from visiting the Earl of Cardigan, at Deane-park. The Duke of Rutland is surrounded by a large family circle at Belvoir Castle. The Duke and Duchess of Richmond ...
... Hon. W. Bernard, R. Barnewall, John Baker, W. Baker, Tram Bomferd, J.P. county ot Meatb ; Thomas Butler, J.P. county of Meath ; Robert Bowen, Rev. John Bandon, John Judkin Butler, Eldon Butler, Charles H. Bowen. John Boushire, J. P., Sir Alan Bellingham ...
... had staled at the county of Dublin meeting that the great Grattan was a free trader in the sense in which these words were generally imderatood. Now, he (Mr. Butt) could inform Mr. that when Grattan free trade it was free trade for Ireland with colonics—lrchnd ...
... face, hit her on the h ea d w ith a troubles of Cephalonia, he briefly recapitulated the of her arm , the maintenance of homage for the stone, cut her arms; and then smash e d a chair on her labours of the session, the most important of which y forehead ...
... ace J. Walsh (1839) and John Cotton (1847), to the Arethnsa. Mate Arthur R. Owen (1849), to the Arethusa. Midshipmen—G. W. Strong, to the Arethusa, and E, A. Tweedaie, to the Hermes steam vessel, at Woolwich. Naval Cadet John Morley, to the Aretbnsa. ...