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... neither attention flor-dispositiou shall be wanting on my part. The, King was as good as his word. Two years later, on Mr. John Adams being intro- duced to him as the first Ambassador fronm the United States; the King said: ' I will be very frank with ...
... machinists aentd iron rand bjrass 'ou- dgers, rey., L John Paynter, William John Trt'sha,.l Paynter, Joseph Prisk, and John Mar., ?? the Cornish Tin Smelting Company, Bis , I- - aS regards Joseph Prisk and John 3 ^ Charles Bowden and Alfred Bow den, tar ns, ...
... Feilden, On a Lord PA Grosvenor, Lord Cland John Hamilton, jU toa ,rT. Hibbert, S. Holland, R. Leake, W. J. Legh, j l at Morgan Lloyd, David MacIver; Hugh Mason, G. 0. pr Morgan, T. B. Potter, Stuart Rendes, John Roberts, an J. P. Thomasson, W. F. Tollemache ...
... and that the vessel was len driving towards the bar, hoisted a signal of distress, LEe in response to which the Cardigan lifeboat. John Stuart, presented ta the National Lifeboat Institu- tion bv its Manchester branch, was launched. After J^ a hard pull ...
... Jones-Parry and Mr. John Roberts, Bryn Adds, Bangor. 'Five out of the six contributory boroughs were known to be unanimously in favour of Mr. Jones-Parry, Bangor alone, by a majority of nine, having decided upon placing Mr. John Roberts as the first ...
... stranding of the steamer John Taylor on the West £iovle Haps;, on the 26th nIt., the master attributing the disaster to the defective lighting at the entrance to the Dee. Mr. Iiales committed for trial yesterday a man named John O'Reilly, a bird dealer ...
... t, was observed, at a late hour on Monday of night, endeavouring to climb over the canal bridge ni in Lightbody-street, by John Rabernacker, who ti caught hold of her and gave her in charge to a II police-officer, by whom she was removed to Athol- F street ...
... Bell, C H. Booter S. Brook- I field, G. Chambers, 0. W. Clare, W. WF. Oostine, I Jos. Gorst, Thomas Harrison, J. Houlding, John I' Silsbaw, J. H. Lancaster. B mawdsley, Jonathan I Parry, M l Sheldon, F Thornton, C. Tyrer, loger t Warriner, G. J. Whittaker ...
... Lance-corporal Alndrew M'Ategart (aged 19), Privates John James X'Gonigal (aged 19), John Kselly (aged 20). t Frederick Axe (aged920), and three soldiers o6 tire 27th regimengt namued Jamnes Morrowr (aged 23), John Sherry c (aged 23H, and Thowas ?? (aged 20). ...
... Tuesday. The Court found that the vessel was not navigated with seamanlike care, and suspended the otrtificates of the master, John Jenns, and the chief officer, Hans Theoder, the former for twelve months and the latter for three months. A IJAPTAIN AND FEtnr ...
... this country. 'jIoe result of it was that we carried our arms into Afghanistan in order to support India, bring. ing desolation and death amongst an innocent peop e, bringing no glory to our arms, no advantage a lto our country, bringing to certain death ...