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... General Sir J. Fergitaeon, Bev. G. K. Gleig, A.M., Chaplain-Gen. to the Force.. General Sir W. M. Gomm, G.C.B. Right Hon. Sir John Lawrence. Bart., G.C.B. Govenwr•General of India. Gen. Sir George l'olluck, G.C.8., Lieutenant-General The Hon. T. Ashhurnham ...
... to be vicar of Rumney, Monmouthshire ; Rev. A. W. Allen to be incumbent of St. John's Episcopal Church, Alloa ; Rev. D. Herbert to be perpetual curate of Blaeu Forth, Cardigan; Rev. R. Weston to be perpetual curate of Thorpe Hesley,Rotherha m. The Lord ...
... from the 64th Foot; Lieutenant G. A. from the 70th Foot; Lieutenant John Bunter, from the 78th Foot; Lieutenant W. T. Stuart, from the 30th Foot. 18th Foot.—Brevet-Colonel John Grattan, C. 8., from half pay 18th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel. To be Majors ...
... and to look more to the tranquillity of their country, and to the development of the industry and resources of Ireland. Mr. John O'CosivELL moved, as an amendment, that a committee consisting of twenty-one members be formed by ballot, to examine such ...
... Cetbobe • as Bt. Patrick's dap. Lard said the removal d Yr. Beers sr Lord Rodeo was not usimmetitatiosal. He had gives a pio men armed with bibles sad blunderbusses. Let them leave weapons at home. Lord Clanrieards said the ease added to the a= at that they ...
... Lonnen, John F. Sheridan, and May Yohe Re. ?mesa* 7.40, by WEATHERWISZ. Doors open at 7.30. MATI N EE S Y 11111 DAY, at, 2.10. TZBLTRl.—Manager, Mr. C. T. H. HELMSLEY. EVERY EVENING, at did, will be acted a Romantic Comedy , in Them Acts, entitled ARMS AND ...
... French alliance which is manifested by the English press. The statement that extraordinary preparations are being made for arming the French fleet is partially confirmed. The measures for our defence by land and sea are in rapid progress. Fifty sail of ...
... stated that Lord John Russell had objected, and that the Lord-Lieutenant afterwards forbore from such recognition; after this, 6001. was sent by Capt. Kennedy to the grandmaster from Dublin, and the order to procure 500 stand of arms to the grand secretary ...
... Lady Emma Stanley on his arm. The Earl of Cardigan saunters up slowly with the new possessor of the oldest earldom, the Earl of Shrewsbury and Talbot, who, on this occasion, appears as Captain of the Guard of Gentlemen at Arms, and therefore very grand ...
... Roes and Osmond Cur. Produced by Frank Parker. Matinee, Saturdays. Miss Jessie Bond and Miss Letty Lind. Mr. Harr, Grattan and Mr. John L. Shine. 7.01, TEE SILVER HONEYMOON. 07 THEATRZ. —Ever)! Evening, at 8.15, Musical Comedy words by Owen Hall, Lyrics ...
... prudent Scots declined taking the steps proposed by Mr. Prentice, but promised that Dundee should not be wanting if Lord John Russell's financial explanations and projects, in the opening session, should appear unsatisfactory ; and if, on the other ...
... the fervid imagination and high ability of Mr. H. Grattan, who, we hope, will give to the world a PueltameNlary Speaker, affixing to every M.P. the name that shall, 'n the unerring opinion of Mr. IL Grattan, denote the senatorial excellence of the uewly-christen ...