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... 91,screw ; John Ward, to the Perseverance, screw. Masters—Philip C. D. Bean to the St. Vincent, 102, gasrd ship; John J. Ball, the Princess Royal, 01, screw: William Jeiirey, to the Blenheim, 60, screw; Alexander Brown, the Basilisk; John Jarvis, to the ...
... expression of regard the subscribers, for the reverend gentleman. Agkmct.—\V® PPF announce that John J. Turner, Erq., of Sewtownvilla, county Kildare, agent of John La Touche, Esq., of Harristown, has been appointed by the Right Hon. the Earl of Desart, agent ...
... atVefona have been closed, on account of disturbances having takeb place during the performances. LORI} CARDIGAN. Marseilles, January s.—Lord Cardigan has arrived here, and left for London, FRANCE. Paris, Fridaa. —Thrf MonUeur of this rooming announces ...
... the Chancellor of the , James Graham, Sir Charles Wood, Earl I.*,' Right Hon. Sidney Herbert, and Sir William Lord John Hu-seil armed at the Foreign Office about hour’ alter the Ministers had assembled, and joined bis cnlleatu-* His lordship arrived ...
... her Rojal Highness the Duchess of Kent, the French Ambassador and the Cuunte'S Walewski, the Duke of Newcastle, the Earl of Cardigan, the Earl and Countess of Bessborough, Viscount and Viscountess Sydney, Lady Fanny Howard, and the Hon. Mary Sey mour. The ...
... respect the conduct Lord John Russell, far as is present known, presents wide and painful deviation from the rules of political conduct which have usually been observed with fidelity in this country. We are perfectly aware that Lord John Russell has throughout ...
... James Duncan, Esq., M.D., £1; A Lady, per Rev. John Gregg, £1; Thomas M. Gresham, Esq., £1; Mrs. Wbitton, £1 ; Venerable Archdeacon Strong, £1; John King, Esq., per ditto, £1; Sir William Hamilton, £1; Rev. John Gregg, Mrs. Dudgeon, £1; Sir Compton Domvile ...
... Algeria, and iu outranks by „ Q7»h t? Private John Mullallv. the establishment, and the amount of the present effective ffi h Berved India—our’s to be employed in ;jOTH JANUABY.-97tb Regiment-Private John Mullal.y, of _ French contingent on tbe p ru th ...
... HOUSE OF COMMONS— Mr. Davis took the oaths and his seat for Cardigan. The Connaught Mission Company Bill was read 86- cond time. !KR OF WOODS AND FORFBTB. THE LATK Sir J. SHELLEY moved for a select committee to inquire into and consider the grounds and ...
... Correspondent announces the proximate arrival of one of the most distinguished statesmen of Turkey, of M. Tiloff, and Lord John Russell. It adds, that Baron Bourqueney, the French Ambassador, enjoys the full confidence of his Sovereign, and is. moreover ...
... Elliot. First Lieutenant Gronow Davis to be Second Captain, vice Milman. _ Second Lieutenant John Robert King to First Lieutenant, vice Davis. Second Captain John Fraser Lodington Baddeley, to be Captain, vice Brevet-Major Young, decea-ed. First Lieutenant ...
... the Right Hon. and Right Rev. John De-la Poer Hor.-ley Beresford, Lord Decies, who expired on the Ist inst, the advanced a-e of eighty-three. The deceased, who was the son of the first baron by the second daughter of Mr. John Fitzgihbon, sister ot Lord Clare ...