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... Captain Anderson. The Quia, Mr. JB. S. Bcjwlby. The $#ftlesnake. JH*?oner, Ur. Thomas L. Behan. The Sea Horse, the Earl of Cardigan. The Scout, schooner, Mr. H. J. Baxter. The Skipjack, Mr. W. 0. Humphrys. The Terpsichore, Captain R. C. Tattnall, R.N. The ...
... Leeds. The Gelert, Colonel Layd. The Pantomime, Lieutenant-Colonel W. T. Markham. The Zoriade, Mr. W. J. Pawson. The Nymph, Sir John Bayley, Bart. The Kohinoor, the Marquis of Ormonde. The Susan, the Sari of Hardwicke. The Gipsy Queen, Karl Fitzwilliam. Tbe ...
... 9th * Cambridge, 3lst; Norwich, August Sth ; Ipswioh, 10th. South Wales.— (Mr. Baron Channel).— Haverfordwest. Jnly Sth; Cardigan, 9_h. Carmarthen, llth; Cardiff. 16th; Brecon. 27th; Presteign, August Ist; Chester, Brd. Nobth Wales.— (Lord Chief Baron ...
... 1 The Lufra, the Earl of Strafford. , The Florence, His Grace the Duke of Leeds. . The Saa Horae, the Earl of Cardigan. The Nymph, Sir John Bayley, Bart. The Dawn, Sir T. Cochrane. The Ceciie, the Marquis of Drogheda. The Zara, Earl Ducie. Tne Menai, ...
... and neighbourhood have been involved in anguish and distress. Several of the crew of the Rhone (namely, Telford John Minns, John Bailey, John Haskell, Frederick Pearoe, Charles Dimmiok, Samuel McCane, and George Wallace), whom a merciful Providence had ...
... 1825, into the Eden 26, Capt. John Lawrence, in the West Indies. He returned home towarda the close of the same year ; and waa subsequently appointed— loth Sept. 1829, to the Donegal 78, Capta. Sir Jahleel Breton, John Dick, and Arthur Fanshawe, employed ...
... Tregunnel, erst ofthe Hursley; Mr. Coxe, of the Craven ; and Mr. Pit-nan, of the South Berks ; while, as more within hail, came Mr. John Ingram, a staunch sup- porter of the S. W. ; Mr. Knatcbbull, of the Tedworth ; Mr. Gerard Sturt, Major Wyndham, and a couple ...
... advertisement. The Board op Guardians.— A vacancy has occurred in the guardians for the parish of All Saints by the death of Mr. John Oakley, who had served one year, and was re- elected last Easter. Excursions to the West of England.— The South- western company ...
... voted with Ministers 223 Conser- vatives and eleven Liberals. The latter were : — Hon. Major Anson, Mr. W. B. Beaumont, Lord John Browne, Earl Grosvenor, Lord Elcho, Hon. G. H. Heat^ote, Lord Ernest Brace, aod Messrs. F. Doulton, Labouchere, James Wyld ...
... Intelligence. — The following yachts have been at and about the station during the week: — The screw yacht Seahorse, the Earl of Cardigan, Commodore of the Boyal Southern Yacht Club ; Cl.? tie, the Hon. Cecil Duncombe; Kohinoor, the Marquis of Ormonde; Garland ...
... . Geo. Bridger, Insurance Agent, No. 7, Dorset-street. J. E. Tucker, Library Depot, 78, High-Btreet. John Adams, Bookseller, 49, Oxford-Btreet. John Bryant, Alton. H. W. Framnton, Winchester. G. Dudley, Portsmouth. Jas. Mason, Ryde. F. J. Bright, Lymington ...
... liament and appeal to the country, Mr. Turner was brought out, with Sir John Potter, as a supporter of Lord Palmer . ston'a policy, in opposition to Mr. Milner Gibson and Mr. John Bright for the representation of Manchester. After a protracted] and we ...