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... ten days’ imprisonment. John Parker, 19, a butcher, was charged with attempt ing to rescue the last prisoner. nor was I’oiico-const.ble said that hl ‘ being taken to the Hall the prisoner took hold of BttlmeM » coat and put one arm round Kynor. The latter ...
... FlaberionVe to nee. E. Clay, 1879 dA New Cattle Nankai armed, ISE Earles's of Fitrhorosigh Eel at Briftlitoli, 1972 Volunteers sworn as Opipaids, 1999 the Sunday afingrAmi sto Penny Poet est John Dodd died. sired lebb. (Inn, 1894 Bev. J. 8. M. Auden= ...
... hear that the health of Vice-Admiral G. W. C. Courteuay is again in a most unsatisfactory state, and also that Rear-Admiral John Shepherd is so seriously ill as to give but little hope of his recovery.—Amy and Navy Gazette. . . It will seen by the following ...
... dignity of Field Marsha’ upon one of its wortiest and most respected chiefs. —Army and jVat'y Gazette. The Earl of Cardigan.—The Earl of Cardigan resigns the appointment of Inspector-General Cavalry to-day, and Major-General La wren son enters upon the duties ...
... UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. Oxford. In Convocation holden on Thursday sat the Rev. C. Cook son, M. A. Bt. John’s, took the oath las Master the Schools, and Rev. W. Keys, A. M. rinity, Dublin, was admitted ad eundem. » T * Congregation holden immediately ...
... Flying.— ln no part of Europe is the breeding and training of carrier pigeons carried to such an extent as in Belgium. Lonl Cardigan’s hunters and hacks, Discount, and the other steeple chasers, will be sold at Tattersall's on the instant. Mr jardine’s colt ...
... Wellington, the Countess of Cardigan, Hon. C. Lindsay, the Hon. Lady Talbot Airey and the Misses Airey, Lord and Lady Louth, Sir Percy and Lady Burrell and Colonel Somerset, Lady Ebury and the Hon. Miss Grosvenor, Sir John and Lady Shelley and Miss Shelley ...
... Soloists: Madame OURY. Giand PiAAOrOBT* H err KUHE. Cobnbt -a- Pistons Captain THELLUSON. Pi.ora HARRY LEE CARTER, K»q. Obob GRATTAN COOKE, E»q. AccoHrANYiST Signor CAMPANA. The names of the Vocalists, with the Programme of tbe First Concert, will published ...
... Sir W. Fenwick Williams, of Kars, has returned from Nova Scotia, and resumed the command of Woolwich Garrison. The Earl of Cardigan, wuth his bride, arrived at Deane Park on Tuesday se’unight, and was received by a large party of tenantry on horseback. ...
... Hotel 30, Regency Square. Sir John and the Hon. Lady Palmer left the Bedford Hotel on Tuesday for Loudon, from whence they proceed to their country seat. and Mrs Gem left 102, King’s Road, on Tuesday for London. Sir John and Lady Shelley arrived last ...
... Itleaaadra Hotel, Hyde Park, for the reinaln • dee ei tk• wawa. _ _ KU Msater of Salto= was married to Miss Grattan sister of Sir Henry C. Grattan-Bellew. at St. Pees Church, Knightabridge, on Tn. sJay Mornieg. TM Hut and Quote., of Iddesleigh, Lord and ...