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... Maxwell, by her mother, Mrs. Constable Maxwell. Mrs. John Meiklarn (of Duloch), by Viscountess Monck. Miss Meiklacn, by liar mnother, Mrs John Afeiklam. Lady Milner, by Sehna Ceuntess Milton. Mrs. John Morison, by Mrs. Colonel Frddy. Mrs. Montresor, by ...
... ult., at All Souls' Church, John Edward Stephens, Esq., of Gothic-lodge, Twickenhan, late ltitll Royal Hussars, eldest son of tie late Major deIaD Morse Steplsens, of the Royal Artillery, to EInma, second daughter of John Carnac Morris, Esq., of Manstield ...
... that I had misconceived his orders. I commanded . the cavalry division, and Lord Cardigan commanded the light brigade. I never had a personal difference with Lord Cardigan ; we had, as far as I can recollect. no angry correspondence.- During the time he ...
... from Bona, Greyhound from Cork, San Jose ?? from Liverpool, Surprise from Cardigan, Teign from Port Talbot, sand the Albion from Glenarm. Sailed the General Cathcart for Bordeaux, John Crosbie for Calais, Mary for Ardrossan, Lovely Jenny for Fleetwood, Ellen ...
... dealers (so far as regards John Brown)-Edmund' Graham, William Esetwood, William Hatthinson, and John Wallis, late of Halompo Brook, Lancashire, cotton spinners (so far As -regards Edmund Grahanoa-John Andrew Jones and John Thomas Joneg, of Leadenhall-street ...
... and LadyP .eneral Si John Doveton, ?? and Lady Doveton, Tr. Geord L4lce and Lady Caroline Russell, Mr. and 3rs. Henri Fortescue, Mr. Henshaw Russell, .Mr. Brackenbhiry, r. and Miss Shaw Lefevre, Mr. and Lady Catherine *,viebI Sir John and Lady Harrington ...
... Quarter- master-General. John Fraser Lodington Daddely. John George Boothlby. Juolm Singleton. Edznund J:7hn Cartihew. Jdhn Ed ward Hope. William John Bolton. Charles Henry Owen. Spencer Delves Broughton. John James Brandling, C.B. John ...
... Joseph Nixon, of Carlisle, ?? Edwin Langston, Henry Middleton, and John Burlev, of Birming- ham, electro plate ware manufacturers (so far as regards If John Burley)-Samuel Farnan and Henry John Eady, of 6, Mincing-lane, City, indigo brokers -Thomas Davis and ...
... Hassel), H. Pease, George Cobb, E, English, W. B. Brownlow, JoB. Lambert. Thomas Ringroar. John Taylor, H. S. Bright, Henry BWundell, J.P.; John W. Holderness, John Smith, Richard C. Cattley. MBTROPOLITAN LOCAL MfANAGE- MAffNT AC7.-CAMBBEICVELL PARISII. ...
... ARMA S OF THE CRIMfEAN ARM Y. rog- To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. 'son SI-Every civilian and every soldier will bail with I to heartfelt welcome the return of the Guards to London lng. after their, and their comrades in arms, deeds of valour in ...
... outbre,4 e convinced ?? of Spain, that strong nmeasure4 e were-urgently required. It is said, that she has long had a ?? of armed support from the Emperor Napoleon in case - of need. is d Marshal O'Donnell was the first nanie on the list to be proscribed ...
... William Hylton JolliMe, M.P., Harry Verney,, John V. B. John. OIn stone, MYP. ess Sines-Roderick Murchison, Fitzro' ]Kelly, Charles Lyell, Richard' Mayne, K. C.B., John Marjoribanks, George Ni. ot c , JoaespK.C.B., .Thomas Redinrgton, ?? Charles Fitz- ...