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... royal is for the present set aside, and fairies, sprites, columbines, amazons, and the like have grounded their wands and their arms, pending the engagement of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean. Although this is an innovation upon the run” of a holiday performance ...
... Esq. Charles H. Smith, Eeq, H. J. Hall, Esq., R.N. James TrailLEsq, John James, Esq. ► Wm. FoalerWhite, Eeq> John Ledger. Esq. George Whitmore, Esq. W. Phelps, Esq. Edward Winslow, John Tounge.Esq. E. Osbobne Smith, Actuaryand Secretary. Advantages presented ...
... for him. The lady has property in her owu right amounting to £100,000.— Kenlisk Observer. Wreck of a Larob Ambkican Ship n Cardigan Bat. — Gallant Lifeboat Services.— Barmouth, Dec. 31. — 1 have much pleasure in reporting the additional valuable services ...
... en- graved plate the arms of the deceased peer. The shield bore two arrows, and two buckles-and had two pelicans as I supporters. The crest was a boot with a spur, surmounted with the usual coronet, The motto of the coat of arms was 1Doles Perioulusn ...
... Debate, from Florence (Jan 3), asserts that Lord Cardigan has just inspected carefully the troops in Bologna, which is General Fanti’s head-quarters. The division in garrison there counts 20,000 men of all arms; and the British inspector-general of cavalry ...
... have been accustomed in controversies of this kind with the American government. If rumour is correct in asserting that Lord John Russell’s despatches on the San Juan question have been unusually firm and decided in tone, we have here a proof that the true ...
... days, u J Wo» thi i fcheir gaUant owner, Colonel Wildlt4lm 4lmi o yoQ ae ml,? ham mer of the auctioneer. % * toV l * W Darned John M'Ewen and Wm. Nte a *. Urs ...
... —The Rev. John Moore Heath, M.A., vicar of Enfield, appeared to answer a summons charging him with an assault on the 25th December, upon Captain John Bosanquet, of the Royal Navy, one of the churchwardens, in the church or chapel of St. John, Clay-hill ...
... by retapeoart. Edwin Waugh, the author of whom it MO als the ander and me, was by his brother_ pin-law disband the ._ 18 John Hill, with having in the middle of night hawked Timm Ma ass W. i n whith rids nth' at his door in Lord-sheet, and also at ...
... from tne she has, by Mse repreeenmm Portsmouth, WinglLoss Loss of Another Australian Ssip.-The John ena to Newport, where they were ultimately landed. The John Sagars was of 600 tons burthen, the property of Mr. WUson of Liverpool, who has lost within six ...
... F. Willoughby, eldest son of the Right Hon. Lord Middleton, waa thrown from his horse, at Birdsail, laat week, and had hia arm broken. Will of thb late General Thackwell. —The will of the late General Sir Joseph Thackwell, G.C.8., has just been proved ...
... jsisition was presentcal them in such striking j colours that the nation was roused from its lithargy, and now they were Iming armed to the teeth (cheers), j Another reason had for recommending them j semi Mr. Uridlcy to Parliament was account of the political ...