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... Stuart Donaldson, Edmund Filmer, Francis Henry Gold- smid, James John Hamilton, Bart., Brydges Henniker, Bart., John Shaw Lefevre, Richard Mayne, K.C18., John Stewart i:i- h-irdson, John Tyrell, Thomas W. Waller, Hedworth Williamson, M.P., Henry Drummond ...
... on bed near the window. She was laid with her face downward. her rose flattened as if she had been struggling, and her right arm marked if from Dlows. The other daughter, named Elizabeth, about ten years of age, was lying behind the house-door with her ...
... , Bishopßgate. I afterwards saw bis arms and knees. His arms were much bruised, and his knees were grazed. Ho was attended a few days after hy Dr. Owen but he did not kcop bis bed. He was never able to use his arm again. I complained to the police. A ...
... serve in the present Parliament.â Borough of Reading.â George John Shaw Lefevre. Esq., one of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty. Borough of Stamford.â Rear Admiral Sir John Dal- ryinple liar, Bart.. F.RS., in the room of Sir Stafford Henry ...
... stakeal)ly expressed. There could no suspicion of party feeling in the matter. Lord Ilardwickc, Lord Shrewsbury, and Lord Cardigan spoke Mr. Kyro’s behalf, yet they were not more emphatic than the Rev. Charles Kingsley, whom Radicals delight honour. At ...
... destination, and the cheque was, inquiry, have boon cashed ' the bank. The Countess of Cardigan w.is called, and she said. —The prisoner had been in Lard Cardigan’s service for eleven years. held the position of groom of the chamber to this ; occurrence ...
... Speed, John William Birch, Guinness, MP., Victor A. Williamson, Lane For, George Pollock (Surgeon in Ordinary to the Prince of Wales) Cha. les P. Christie, John Darlington, Frederick M. Williams, M.P., Michael Williams, Henry Wodehouse, John Gilbert ...
... included, amongst others, tho Earl of Devon, Lord Llanover, Lord Ravens- worth, Lord Foley, tho Duke of Richmond, tho Earl of Cardigan, the Earl of Wilton, the Duke of Buccleuch, the Earl of Shaftesbury, the Duke of Cleve- land, Earl Fortescuc, Lord Auckhiud ...
... second to receive 50 sovs. Two miles, over the Old Course. Fifty-two subs, 27 of whom pay 5 sovs each. Age st lb. _ Age et John Davis 8 12; Selim 0 Cambuscan 5 8 7 Lecturer Paid Moulsey 8 j West wick 3 Seamander 8 2 Retrousse 3 6 Archimedes ...
... Lindsay, who has accepted the offlce ol 1 Steward of her Majesty's Manor of Northstead. City of Ripon.*— i John Hay (commonly called Lord John Hay), of No. 16, Crom- well-road, Middlesex, one ofthe Commissioners for Executing the Office of Lord High Admiral ...
... —Members returned soive In the present Parliament.—Borough of Reading.—George John Shaw one the Lords Commissioner* of the A luilralty Ih.rough or Sowvford. Rear AdrairM Sir John Dal rymplo Hay, Rut . R. 8.. in the room of Sir Stafford Henry Norlhcole. Hart ...
... Alice Peel, Viscount and Viscountess Cranborne, Sir John Somerset Pakiugton, the Duke and Duchess of Buckingham and Chaudos, the Earl Malmesbury, the Earl Devon and Lady Agnos Courtenay, lord and Lady John Manners, Mr. and Mrs. Gathorne Hardy, Sir d Northcote ...