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... l6th'Otober, 1868,' of the late Archbiahop of Canter- bury was proved on the let inst., bi the Hon. Henry :Win. Rarnell, tbeRev; John obert Hall, and.enry L~ougley,' Bsq, the eldeat sope of the decoased, the executora .'l'he peraoual. property, is 'sworn under ...
... of the dockyard expenses, he (Sir John Pakington? should on his part be willing to promote the Hon. Gentle. man's object, and would see that every possible in. formation was laiel before him. (Hear, hear,) He (Sir John) trusted-indeed he felt sure-the ...
... instant, by the lcs . r Miller, Lree St. Matthel-s, Mr. John TDarge, to ELiza- ibth, youngest daughter of Mr. James Robertson. (No u erds) DEATHS. At 154 Hospital Street, on the 28th inst.. John M'onald, I cattle dealer, late of Torridon, ?? will please ...
... provisions. If Church-rates .-orze to continue, hn trusted chat the Dissenters, if they ca-volt was DI impossible to pacs Sir John Trelawisy's huhi, Would agree to - listen to a ccl o . n ti-a: t Cr-ee heQ should I hoerealy to SC facilitate .ile olle to ...
... alarmed at the arrest of her husband, anl had watched with intense anxiety the proceed ings against Sir John Fenwick. Her lord had been as deep as Sir John in treason, and she learned with dismay that there was a method by which a criminal who was beyond ...
... abandoning her caste, and threatened vengeance on the ititerloper. Ac- cordingly, as the mason and Ciutegonde were walkinlg arm in arm, at eleven o'clock, along tie avenne above-mentioned, the other suitor rushed suddenly frolm behtind a tree on lis rival ...
... a day. THE COUNTESS OF CARDIGAN V. BRUCE. The Master of the Rolls had before him yesterday the case of the Countess of Cardigan v. Bruce. Three suits had been instituted with reference to the estate of the late Earl of Cardigan-one by the trus. tees of ...
... Carnarvon, General Peel, Viscount Cranbourne, Sir John Pakington, Duke of Buckingham and Chaudos, Earl of Malmes. bury, Earl of Devon, Lord John Manners, Duke of Montrose, marquis of Sabisbury, Earl Cardigan, Earl Lucan, &c. The ancient civic ball was tastefully ...
... Nord that the Spanish debt, for advances made by Britain during the civil war, has been paid. IWaILE tbhs country has taken up arms, prepared to ..provide for its own security, come what may, we are i1w (in the letter of the Emperor to M. Foild)d glad -to ...
... Allan, Esq. Directors-Nessrs. Jae. Stodart, Jes. Elde, John Loulter, Thomas T. Brown, W. Macfarlane, B. Borland, Thtomas Menzies, Win, Chalmers, Win. Gillespie, R. lBrownlie, John TDah~antyneS John M. liodger. James Hutton Watkins, writer, 77 Wrest Nile ...
... Atill unsettled. The to h - Georgian, Government had seized three Now York vessels,.to i whiolh Were to be detained until the,arms.seized :y the New 'tin 'r Yosk police were given. up. The, impression was that the i ?? Adjustment would be'adopted in a peace ...
... Executive Cc Government will arm its supporters. The Preei- F dent, it says. will not forget his oath to defend the n Constitution, and the army and navy will respond iv to his call. It further declares that President John- ct ti son will serve out his ...