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... Guards, to be Cornet, vice Masaineberd, who exchanges, Dec. 28. Ist, Grenadier, Regiment of Foot Guards—Lieutenant Charles Thomas Lindow, from the 74th Foot, to be Ensign and Lieutenant, vice A. H. P. Stuart Wortley, who exchanges, Dec. 28. 4th Regiment ...
... navigation—main 7trength and stupidity. In the next place, let the crews consist of seamen of one grade —viz., stout, healthy, hardy A.B.'s, men who know what work is, who have been reared in the merchant service, and received their final polish in a man- ...
... Crawford, who retiree, Jan. 4. 3rd Rest India Regiment—Ensign John Hardy to be Lieutenant, without pi: Those, vice Roberts, deceased, Sept. 28, 1849. Royal Canadian •Rifle Regiment--Lieutenant Thomas Charles Banbury, from Half Pay 54th Foot, to i.e Lieutenant ...
... am, M.P. Alter the a but was given in the Kgyputiu-hell toabons 534 gates, DIPUTATION TO ON Tilt TVA Dun.—On Wednesday Sir Thomas birch and Mr. Cardwell, members for Liverpool, actompanied by several gen denten, bad an interview wilt Lord John and the ...
... at some length in support of the resolution, which was adopted with acclamation The third resolution was moved by the Hon. Thomas Pres. ton, son of Lord Gormanstown ; and seconded by another Catholic, Mr. Ball, son of the judge of that name, The resolution ...
... commitU sistnnce In their power t-O. urge '''■tl- Mayor: Edward Spence Corllng. q. John Matthew Thomas Buti„„ hlny, l.hrullan diaries llannam. William ?• l Thomas llJohu Gaunt.** ®mrl| Mr. M. U. Sutton seconded the motion that the proposed line was not a ...
... vice Knight, Jan. 18. to Indiaßegiment—Arthur ' Richard Thompson, Gent., ,3 8 ,1 a, without purchase,vice Hardy, promoted, Jan. 18. Rifl Regimnt—Thomas Tayler, Gent., to be °Y purchase, vice Blake, promoted, Jan. 18. Y ob ,. ,cOMMISSIONS SIGNED BT LORDS ...
... :— George Hughes, Esq., mayor ; Edward Spence Curling, George Hammoud, John Iggulden, Matthew Thomas Sutton, Richard May, Charles nam, William Gewmell, Thomas Hight, John Gaunt.” Mr. M. B. Sutton seconded the motion, and observed that the proposed line ...
... Hon. H. S. Law.) —Thomas Baker was committed for Inal for stealing a shirt at Whitehall, in the parish of St. Lawrence, the Ibthir.st., the property of Mr. Johncock. SEVENOAK6.— On Sunday last a sermon was preached by the Rev. Thomas Curleis, Sevcnoaks ...
... enterprising race find vent In eulogizing,j not the meretricious phantasies of voluptuousness, nor anacreontic orgies, but the hardy independence of honest toil—the charms of nature, and in developing the growth the domestic affections, and of those more enduring ...
... to Dec., .1816, as Vale --atendeu of the' packets at Southampton, and since that Co mptroller of Steam Machinery. !lOttaTto THOMAS AUSTIN, C.B. (1830) ,froin the additional to Fisgard, flat ship at Woolwich, for a co mmand of the New North-west Expedition ...
... LIEUTZNANTS —B. G. Waterhouse, E. Griffiths, Tribe, E. Bullen, Samuel 0. Wooldridge, Thomas B. Ch pher, E. Hardy, J. Hutchinson, and J. Cawley. PAYMASTERS AND PURSERS —Thomas Rowe John Marli' s, W. B. Basden. SZI , ITOR NAVAL I. ..ORD'S LE VER.—The following ...