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... Carlisle. Be, W. W. Hutt, to the rectory of BlofieM, Norfolk. Bey. W. North, prebeodarj of St. David's, to the archdeaconry of Cardigan, and prebend of Llandyfriog, dio. of St. David's. Rey. P. Prescott, to be chaplain to the City-of London Union. Rev. W. Hood ...
... . es) At about 3 o'clock the jui-y, composed of-Mr. John ,el, Powell, grocer, foreman, Mr. Darid WVIilliams, grocer, cJ., Mr. John Jones, grocor,' Mr. Richard Old~field, draper, Ir. Mr.. Edwin John Vickers, Mr. William.Evans, Mr. H. ge Carman, Mr. Robert ...
... seat on the cross benches. Amon'st the other Peoer present were the Marquis of Clanaicarae the Earl of Stanhope, the Earl of Cardigan, the Earl of sucan, and Lord Redesdale. The mover and seconder of the address occupied the bench behind the government, each ...
... Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod, Ia:and Garter Principal King of Arms in velvet and glI Lord Chamberlain, and Earl Granville, a tlit Duke of Somerset. Next her Majesty anl it,, On the arm of the VITh116 Consort., at- y her lady in waiting and maid of honour ...
... White, Lord Fermoy, &o., &o. At twenty minutes to one o'clock the Speaker, in his State robe, preceded by Lord John Russell, the Serjeant-at- Arms, with his chain of office and mace upon his shoulder, entered the House, and took his seat at the table, chatting ...
... munication to a London contemporary :-I pass over Sb3 the late unjust and impolitic government circular Pr requiring the deposit of arms in the armoury, bud beg ret more particularly to refer to the domineering tone of hoi certain lords lieutenant. I mention one ...
... Mr. *Bright, .also-by'his admirable speech in -autpport of£ the amendment, and' in reply to the flippa~nt excuses' of Load John Russell for his a'baudonment of reform-has added. one claim to the gratitude of the enslaved order to tihseb which he already ...
... recoillet, GI in these words- Queen Victoria has pressed her feet ini upon the turf, end from it have sprang uip 170,000 armed in men, who stand around her throng [loud cheers]. _Ny tht heart rose within me with pride that I wae a British sub- Pit ...
... Town and Ceunty of, Haverford- -vest, samne 'd ay at tla town of Haverfordavest .; Cardi- g anshire, Thursday, Fob. 2, at' Cardigan ; Carairtben- shire, ionday, March 4, at Cirenarthet; County of' the 'Borough of Carmaithen, shmne day,' at the borough of ...
... Osborne, 18'9; Wortising.,17'9; Fairlight,20,0' Huratptierpoint, 3.0; Clifton, P1 ; Glocester, IT; I0emLroke, 18 5; Lampeter (Cardigan), 0 16; Greenwich Observaitory, 80; Nolhili,14-5; Regent's Park (York-terrace), treme north of England the cold was not so ...
... Hall, Hope-street, Mr. James Mul- i leneux in the chair, and amongst other gentlemen platform were the tter. H. Brown. Rev. 1 John Peters, Rev. Thomas Jones, Messrs. 0. Wilson, T. Urqnhart, B. Townson, 8. Capper, T. Ellerbeck, Crosfield, ko. The Chairman ...
... 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 ...