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... entrance in Princes-street, and a star of Brunswick in Hanover. square. John Weeks, King's-road, Chelsea-A wreath of oak and laurel spring. ilg from the Turkish arms in gas, with the royal arms, the whole sur- rounded by evergreens and flowers, about twenty feet ...
... Richard Airey, Sir Hew Ross, the Earl of Cardigan (In- ?? of Cavalry), the Right Hon. W. Monseil, Mr. Frederick Peel, Colonel Mundy, Sir Benjamin Hawes, Mr. Gaskoin, Mr. H. Grenfell, the Judge Advocate-General, Sir John Burgoyne, Sir J. Simpson, Lieut.-Geueral ...
... Donegal, the Dean of Windsor, Sir George Bowles, Sir Roderick Murchison, General Sir Richard Clarges, Sir Alexander Campbell, Sir John Login, Dr. Becker, and Lieutenant Cowell, R.E. Viscount Palmerston. Viscount Palmerston, ?? Fii.t Lord of the Trea- sury, gave ...
... Chas. Appleyard, Esq. The Rev. C. Mackenzie, M.A. 1 John A. L. Barnard, Esq. Roger Mortinvr, Esq. . Henry Bavnes, Esq. Henry Syrae Redpath, Esq. ; John Bennett, Esq., F.R.A.S. Leopold Redpath, Esq. ! John Bousted, Esq., Jun. Thos. C. Smith, Esq. ■ James ...
... IRISH OFFICERS WHO FELL IN BATTLE, OR DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED DURING THE LATE WAR. (from the express.) Fitxoibbon, Viscoint, John Ciiari.ks Henry, Lieutenant. Btii Rot ai. Irish Hussars, one of the chivalrous heroes who fought in the cavalry action at Balaklaya ...
... by the train leavingLouatoft, 6.15 am. n; armouth, 6.26 a.m. Norwich. 8 a.m.. ynonvin. 8.25.ru.:; Lynn, 7 a.m * Ely, 10.15 arm.: and Cam- .bfiige 1 n~. n he(1edueeday or Wednesday week fotteedng the clay ~~ Ye. iiytb and NorTo *% e C , ¢ : e ?? ga danr ...
... Registrar. An Ordicary each day the Corporation Arms, ilUborougb, at Si* o’clock. dung A N () N . GRATTAN. Dentist, WILL VISIT DUNGANNON, PROFESSIONALLY, MONDAY. tLe Oth June, he may be CONSULTED at the RANFURLY ARMS HOTEL. Belfast, 11, College-Square Eaat, ...
... B. Hannam and Gilder, Esqrs.)— Benjamin Davie, master of the schooner Tame, of Cardigan, now lying in the harbour, wu charged with having, on the 27Ui ult, uuulted John Quelch, the cook on board of the uid vests!.—Fined £2, cuts 13s. fid. »OZ.W»nSir ...
... Barrister, Temple. David Hill, Esq., East India House. John Murray, Esq., Publisher, Albemaiie-street. Samuel Laing, Esq., M.P. Bir John Thomas Briggs, Admiralty. Leonard Homer, Esq., Home-office. John Taylor, jun., Esq., C.E., Queen-street-place. London ...
... who was accompanied by the Prince Regent of Baden, the Prince Frederick William of Prussia, the Duke of Cambridge, Karl of Cardigan, and attended by a brilliant suite of officers. course great number of spectators were on the ground, but the whole affair ...
... and opinion is all in favour of the just and undeniable claims of the lucky trum- Triat.—The Chief Magistrate of Bristol, Mr. John Vining, was, during Palmer's trial, waited upon by a stranger, who introduced himself as the Solicitor of the Trea- worship ...
... Broke, Lady Rolle, Lady Guest, Sir Henry and Lady Meux, the Hon. Mrs. Dyce Sombre, Mrs. Dudley Ward, Sir John Burgoyne, Sir P. Caulley, Bart.; Sir John Lowther, Bart.; Sir William Abdr, Bart.; the Hon. Miss Spencer, General Sir Alexander Woodford, Bart; ...