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... one-for members because ‘of the sudden death of Mrs A. Grattan, a loyal member who will be' much. missed -in thevillage. . ;.. b 0 Final arrangement were made for the Wl's dinner at the Fitzwalter Arms, on December -9, and for the Christmas party .-on :December ...
... position to state, that should a call of the house be ordered it will be disobeyed, and that O'Connell, O'Brien, John O'Connell, Dillon Browne, Grattan, and other representatives of the people, who labour in the national cause, will treat the threat of Mr. Hume ...
... COUNTRY. Rich. Avern, of Birmingham, baker. |*ii, Owen, late of Tallame, Cardigan, 'ij ' John Stephens, of Tcwkelbury, Glouceft Tj,* Sewell, Clifton, Gfoucefter, feriv bs? John Snook Ames, Bath, Sometfet, li James Brown, Scarbrough, Yorkfhirc, w 1 Rich ...
... Scott, to be Surgeon, vice John Gicen.—99 h Lieutenant Brent Spencer, the 15th of a Company, vice P.ichard Croker. Fool, John Tanfield be Lieu- Allgood Hanfard. Volunteer x, vice John Tanfield. Surgeon’s Mate ir geon, vice Thomas Kerr. i n the Army by Brevet ...
... into the apartment, Major Grattan advanced towards him, with a tone firmnefs mixed with reproach, him if it was decent; and added, that he fhouhl anfwer for fuch proceedings. At was not perfeClly eafy to how far Major Grattan meant to carry his refitiauce ...
... Captain of a Company, vice Jonathan Brecknock, Lieutenant John Grattan, to be Captain-Lieutenant, •vice William Kelfo. Enfign William Arn.ftrong, of the Bth Regiment, to Lieutenani, vice John Grattan. Enfign James Slaok, to Lieutenant, vice Edvva d Fitzgerald ...
... and Offices executed by deputy, the Arm and Navy Departments, is unnecessary and inexpedient as means of remunerating public service. ENGLAND. Aglionby, H. A. Cocker- Hodgson, John—Newcastle mouth Humphery, John—SouthwarV Astley, Sir J. D.—Wilts, N ...
... Gratian, demanding immediate fatisfaftion. Mr. Grattan inftantly left the Houle, accompanied by Mr. Merge, The parties met and fought. Five fhots were exchanged. In the fifth Mr. Grattan wounded Mr. Corry in the arm. The ball was immediately cx rafted, r the ...
... the' Battle of Alma. He also took part lathe Charge of the Light Brigade, under Lord Cardigan, through which he escaped unhurt, but at the Battle of Inkernsan him rigid arm was shot away. At a wedding .which took place recently at Chialchurst the ofikist ...
... Steven:. and John Carttar, Bread-street, Cheap • side, vvarehoit! :roen.—Dec. 17. John and Thomas Adams, Lcadc ihall-street, London, hat-makers. v ,>r . Dividend* in the Country, Dec. 16. A lbone Surtees, John Surttes, Rowland' Burdon. John randling, and ...
... Stroud, Kent, sail and rope-makers; John and Thomas Morris, Kent, boat-builders; Charles Braidy, Rochester, Kent, shoemaker; John Feilder, Rochester, Kent, must-maker; William Burnett, Rochester, Kent, tailor; John Abell, Rochester, Kent, publican; .Michael ...
... triumphs, and her Ladylhip’s amiable conduft, made diltance no longer endurable. Lady Cardigan’s Houte. —On Monday evening a party of exalted perfons attended Lady Cardigan’s tard party in Grofvenor-fquare, among whom were the King and Queen, Princeffes Elizabeth ...