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... succeeded in gain- ing the land, but the remaiding six were lost. The names of the deceased persons are— Dominick Pres- ton, John Gawley, Patt Preston, Dominick Doherty, Thomas M'Donnell, and Thomas Preston. The bodies of two of them were driven ashore ...
... town Stime dav Bradshaw Church, by the Rev P. A. Galindo, incumhent, John llentley, professor of music, Miss Mary Lns- Same b rtath ß ßrideo Street Chapel, the Re» James Clapham, John Bur«»esi to Miss Ann Tonge, both of E^arnworth * On the Ist Inst, the ...
... Houv.? of Commons i, Sir Charles M. Burrel, the member for New Shoreham, who is in his 85th year. Lord Palmerston is 75 ; Lord John Russell, 1:7 : Mr. Pisraeli, 51: Mr. Cobden. : and 'Mr. Bright, Lord Campbell is the oldest judge upon the English bench. He ...
... of the Nation Armed Association; and I invite every Italian who is a lover of Ihis country. to aid by sub. scription the ?? of a million wuskgts. If with amillion imuskets Italy, in the faqu of the foreigner, is not capable of arming a million soldiers ...
... Sieira Leone and from St. Helena, at each of which places there are ab-jut Lord Cardigan in Bologna.—A letter Florence from (Jan. 3), in the Debate, asserts that Lord Cardigan has just inspected carefully the troops in Bologna, which is General Fanti's head ...
... Genealogical Studio tracing Family Arms histories of family in the United &c fee for search of sketch heraldic colours 5s Tracing of 10s T ETON Cranhoume-street London Studio and Library daily pULLETON’S PLATES Arms Crest 5s on ditto steel die stamping ...
... to warrant the appointment of Lord Cardigan to the Colonelcy of the sth Dragoons and of General Ashburnham, late of the Sutlej campaigns, late of China late of Calcutta, to the Colonelcy of the 82ud Foot. Lord Cardigan's services are world-famous. They ...
... warrant the appoint- ment of Lord Cardigan to tbe Colonelcy of the sth Dragoons, and of General Ashburnham, late of the Sutlej campaigns, late of China, late of Calcutta, to the Colonelcy ofthe 82d Foot. Lord Cardigan's services are world-famous. They ...
... an immense nnmber of people had congregated together, most-of whom were armed with'some kind of weapon. A nniber of ILishwomen were amongst the crowd with brooms, and the boys armed themselves with large stones and bricks. Shortly before three o'clock, ...
... steam ram laid down at Blackwell has been altered, and is now, says the . Times, to be built merely as a shot-proof heavy-armed frigate of perhaps 36, or perhaps 70 gains, as the Admiralty may eventually decide. She is to be named the Warrior, and will ...
... resolution was adopted unanimously. William Corwen, Esq., moved, That a comtniUce, consisting of Mr. John Elliot, Mr. J. Gambles, .'ir. li. Hubinaon, and Mr. John Key, unpointed to collect subscriptions this parish.” had no doubt of their getting men, but they ...
... SOULIIIS ULVERSTON ADVERTISER, JANUARY 19, IMA The Ann Nary Uusette spans Ono pro- of lard Cardigan range* In ears of la. Cavalry. The soma to rank t►.t Mr. mdr tho don lawns nos da 90. ' par nine, atr abolish many dn. anal pion a small Me., at groat ...