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... only, i.TO 2s ; on a change of name and arms, jCI3 12s 6d ; for erery additional name inserted in licence, £1 fid. In addition these fees a stamp duty is affixed to every licence to take and use a surname and arms, or surname only, in compliance with the ...
... from deg. at noon and the barometer rose from 29.49 to 29.63. Shipwreck in Cardigan Bay.— During a very heavy gale from S.W. last Tuesday brig was seen in distress in Cardigan Bay. The life-boat of the National Life-boat Institution immediately put off ...
... working party of the and 18th were surprised the rebels. The natives rushed the arms of the soldiers, which were piled some distance off, and secured some stand of arms Two of the were killed, and one man of the 18th wounded- party soldiers came to the ...
... daughter of tho sixth Earl of Cardigan, and sister-in-law of the Earl of Lacan, and Mr. Henry G. Sturt, hia eldest sou. now M.P. for Dorsetshire, married in 1853 Lady Augusta Bingham, Lord Lucan’s daughter and Lord Cardigan’s niece ; while one daughter ...
... Templetown and Lord Templetown, county Antrim, in the peerage of Ireland, was the eldest son of John Henry, first viscount, by Lady Mary Montagu, only daughter of John, fifth Earl of Sandwich. was born Nov. 11, 1799, and succeeded to the family honours the death ...
... rS and the velvet horse-covers bore the combine arms, aur- ! Hampshire, but holding a ' PANGBOURNE, READING, BERKS, : Hante iteilCrCora7an7an™,TbZre°ltete the ”ru- Upon the driver's sea“ were the arms and ! CUraCy in the S ty V ,P ] reTio . ‘.- offercd ...
... certainly more pleasing array we never saw. The splendid and large banner of the lodge was greatly admired. one side are the arms of the Order, the name and number of the lodge, and on the other a device, which it is believed is quite unique in the Order ...
... took uderatioaa monic liooms. The Mayor occupied IiCC , , Wed hv the Earl of Hardwieke. the Earl and Talbot, the Earl of Cardigan. Lord f bhrew>D _ , Professor Kingsley, &c. SudO gentlemen were present. Mrs. Eyre and family tm loudly cheered the company ...
... property of John Paddington, of Brambridge, was ordered to be kept in custody during the sitting of the Court.—Thomas Dawkins, for stealing a halter, the property of John Baylis, of Shawford, was sentenced to seven days* hard labour.—John Goodyear, a ...
... lengthened period angry word ever death of Lord Northbrook.—Olole. passed his lips, and he believed angry thought ever Sir John Bolt was re-elected for West Gloucestershire t e red bis mind. He thought it right that the court on Thursday morning without ...
... a seat in the House of Commons. Sir John's father (the late Sir Samuel Romily) was for a short periodjof his life member for Westminster. A petition was presented to the House of Commons, on Monday, by Messrs. John Henry Toller and George Peard, two ...
... to be Captain-General and Commander-in- Chief in and over the colony of South Australia. Her Majesty has further appointed John Stephen Hampton, Esq. to be Governor and Comuaander-iu-Chief in and over the colony of Western Australia. The Hon. W. G. C ...