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... prophetically ailed La Belle Alliance. ST. JOHN'S-WOOD.—A. meeting of the inhabitants of St. John's-wood supplementary to a meeting held some days ago, in aid of the Patrotic Fund, was called for last evening at the Eyre Arms Tavern. Mr. A. Watts Professor Creasy ...
... James Scott, John Burns, George Lindores, John Johnston (1), Thomas Bywater, James Henry, John Corbett. William MbNeil, George Clinton. James Munsic, John Hiecock. Sinclair Bruce, James Gibson, John Austin, Edward Peiham, Joseph Workman, ...
... breeze, with drizzling nun. Paved through the Pentland this morning, all well—The barque Joanna, Morris, of Alloa, from St. John (N. 8.) for Leith; and ship Heroine, of and for Dundee from Davis's Straits, with one fish. WICK—Oct. 20; The schooner Elizabeth ...
... Charles Bridges, M.A., Rector, the Rev. John Acres, M.A., Incumbent of Kenn, Somerset, to Ann Mary Sarah, eldest daughter of George Augustus Brograve, Esq., of Johnstone-street, Bath. Sept. 30, at St. Pancras Church, John Pinhorn, Esq., eldest son of Joseph ...
... property of the Guardians of the EllesmerteUnion. DEATH OF THE RIGHT HON. JAMES GRATTAN..—The Dublin Mail of yesterday evening announces the e leath of the Right Hon. J. Grattan, which event took p,lace suddenly on Tuesday at his cou nty of Wicklow. The right ...
... meeting was addressed by Mr. Gernon (barrister), Mr. John. O'Connell, M.P., -Mr. Pollard Urquhart, M.P., AIr. P. O'Brien, M.P., Mr. R. Kelly, T.C., Mr. Bagnall, T.C., the Rev. P. J. Gilligan, C.C. and Mr. John Daniel, in proposing or seconding resolutions, ...
... forming a Light Cavell . , Brigade, under Lord Cardigan; the Scots Greys (not yet arrived here), 4th Dragoon Guards, 6th Dragoons, malting the Heavy Cavatry Brigade, under Brigadier General Scarlett Sir John Burgoyne may be presumed to control the ordnance ...
... fellow-passenger in a third-class carriage), on suspicion of being her murderer, was brought to a close on Monday last, at the Cardigan Arms, Leeds. Lawrence alld Law, it may be recol- lected, were alone in an unlighted carriage when the train left Leeds, and ...
... nearly to the knees, which would no doubt be lone by falling. I ob- tained assistance, anrid the body was removed to the Cardigan Arms, Kirkstaii-road. Thle same morning, Wim. Hay, constable of Burley, and Kellb, tbe coroner's officer, proceeded to tbte ...
... 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 ...
... Thames, from Hamburg. SAILED, October 4. The John Bull, and Princess Royal, for Hamburg j Rainbow, Giraffe. Hanover, and Vesta, all for Rotterdam; Dordrecht, for Dort; Severn, for Portland Bay ; Sutlej, for St.John; Albatross, for Newfoundland; Cato, for DcmerarH ...
... for the night on the left bank of the Bulganac, the former having previously supported the advance of a part of the Earl of Cardigan's brigade of Light Cavalry, which had the effect of inducing the enemy to move up a large body of dragoons and Cosaques, ...