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... George Washington, Cummings, and Chancellor, Stetson, New Orleaus.Chariot of Fame, Knowles, Boston ..Carmenta, Dunham, St. John, N. 8.. Boomeelwaard, Loos, Havre.. Estrella, Rodriguez, Tarragona..Araxes, (new s-s,) Bristol. Martha, hence, at Naples. Adelaide ...
... for securing mts in the Dress Circle, and taking Private Boxes, which may be yd under ¢ he direction of Mr. Shuttleworth. in arms yt admitted. The Doors wi opened at Half-past Six. to commence at Seven. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. IRQUE IMPE RIAL DE FRANCE, Uni ...
... the Marquis Granby and Lord John Manners are also mentioned. A handsome sword, richly chased, of the value of about 230 guineas, has been purchased by public subscription in Yorkshire, testimonial of admiration to Lord Cardigan, for the gallantry with which ...
... securing Tie Dress Circle, and taking Private Boxes, which may be ents in the ad under tht e direction of Mr. Shuttleworth. Ch: arms et admitted. The Doors wi ee opened at Half-past Six, to commence at Seven. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. IRQUE IMPERIAL DE FRANCE, Dader ...
... open from Ten til! Three daily. for securing Boxes. which may ats in the Dress Circle, and taking Shuttleworth. Children in arms d under the direction of Mr. admitted. ibe opened at Half-past Six, to commence at Seven. The Doors wi “ ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE ...
... Ten till Three daily, for securing ess Cire open aD: d taking Private Boxes. may be irection of Mr. Shuttleworth. Children in arms tbe opened at Half-past Six, to commence at Seven. (PRE ROYAL.—For the BENEFIT of Vr. BAKE! t,.—On MONDAY next. t ‘ebruary ...
... accomplished. Their arms had been tarnished. —(Hear !) He remembered hearing it once stated that their army was an army of lions headed by jackasses.—( Hear, hear ! and laughter.) The country was to sue for peace now when the honour of their arms had fallen ...
... accomplished. Their arms had been tarnished. —(Hear!) He remembered hearing it once stated that their army was an army of lions headed by jackasses.—( Hear, hear ! and laughter.) The country was to sue for peace now when the honour of their arms had fallen, ...
... the Chiltern Hundreds; Newcastle-upon-Tyne, in place of John Fenwick Burgori_ Blackett, who has accepted the stewardship of the Chilte: Hundreds; for Rochester, in the room of the Hon. Fraud John Robert Villiers,.who has accepted the stewardship of 0 0 ...
... p of the Chiltern Hundreds Newcastle-upon-Tyne, in place of John Fenwick Blackett, who has accept9d the stewardship of the CluL% Hundreds; for Rochester, in the room of the Hon. Frlrtbe John Robert Villiers, who has accepted the stewardship o f it , Chiltern ...
... chevalier of the order are Sir Richard England, the Earl of Lucan, Sir'H. Bentinck, Sir Colin Campbell, d Sir John Pennefather, the Earl of Cardigan, Sir William 1 J. Codrington, Sir Richard Airey, Sir B. Dacres, Sir A James Scarlett, Sir George Buller, Sir ...
... INEWS 01? THEN WEEK. PARLIAMENT. In the House of Lords, on Monday.,vening, the Earl of Cardigan and the Earl of' Luoan com- plained of the -imputations cast on them by the report 'of the Government Commission of Inquiry in the Crimea, .to which they have ...