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... Prince of Wales (Clarence Street) from John Clevely Georco Dyer: the Britannia (Cavendish Stieet) from Georgo Gates to Henry Shelley; Reservoir Tavern, from Joseph Harris, the elder, to Charles Thunder; Dorset Arms (John Street), from Charles Hall to James ...
... stopped, and was hacked in search of him. was picked in an all but senseless state, with one arm broken, and very seriously injured. A letter dated from Cardigan, of the March, announces the Rebecca Early this morning, between three and four o’clock, the ...
... Montgomerie, Lord Eglinioa’s eldest son, hes just entered tbe Navy Cadet. He baa nearly completed bis 14th year. The Ear! of Cardigan has left town for Paris. Sir Benjamin Hau has left town for Paris. Tbe right bon. baronet will remain absent for about ten ...
... with each other in gay habiliments, knightly decorations, stars, and crosses, and ribands. Heralds, Pursuivants, and King’a-at-Arms, Garter, Norroy, and Clarencieux, performed their parts with their accustomed propriety and discretion; the episcopal lawn ...
... applications were made by the mountaineers for arms, of which 19,000 stand had already been distributed among them. Egyptian deserters came in every day by fives, tens, ami thirties. One day came in body, w itb arms and accoutrements, and among them more than ...
... her arms, committed to take her trial on two diatinct charge! felony, the first for stealing sheet, tbe property of Sarah Towner, 2, Brunswick Street, Hore, the second for stealing cloth and loaf horn the danghter Henry Adami, 31, John Street. John Coffin ...
... some recent speeches of Mr. Grattan, attributing to the Tories desire murder the Queen, which the Marquis described base” and infamous.” Lord Londonderry received Mr. Grattan’s fire, and then fired in air, upon which Mr. Grattan declared himself satisfied ...
... d have passed law offering a reward of 5/. for every skin of wolf killed in the province ; and Society has been formed St. John’s for the special purpose of destroying wolves. The Grenada Free Press mentions the arrival at that island of the hired transport ...
... Mr Lawrence, Rev. F. Fearon, Mr Willion, Mr John Currie, Mr Grassett. Mr Pickering, Mr Murdoch, Mr Ohvertoo, Mr Dickson, Reid, and Mr Foster. Gloucester Hotel.— Mr and Mrs Ricardo, Mr and Mrs Rowland, Mr John Cotton, Mr A. Miller, Mr Willett, Mr Captain ...
... in the vicinity of Cardigan and Carnarvon Bays. The stern of ship has drifted ashore, with the name Southampton” painted on it, supposed to be from Quebec; and the greater portion of a deck has been found floating about in Cardigan Bay; a large number ...
... M'Kenzie were interred in the churchyard at Bickleigh, about six miles from Plymouth, on Thursday. The funeral cortege left Grattan Farm shortly after 11 o'clock, and was met by a large number of militlarry officers and other persons who were anxious to ...
... Bsillie, John Foriesqne, Hon. 0. ParneH, Sir H. Balfour, J, Frankland, R. Pendsrvie, Ed. Baring, A. Freemsnlle,Klßn\V Phillimore, Jus. Baring, F. Ffrench, Arthur Pbillips, O. Baring, Sir Thomas Farquhur, Sir R. Phillips, 6. K. Rarioe, W. B. Forbes, John Phipps ...