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... France, fifty tranfports, laden with arms, and military ftores, had failed down the Garonne for Breft, in order to join the fleet at tha: port. Captain Keats arrived at the Admiralty with difpatches from Sir John Warren, which date, that a mutiny has ...
... refitting. of Toulon, there are fhips of iMka- ' forty-gun frigates, and of A armed or arming. ' lr there are fhips ofthe line, Vf: fe l frigates, and floops and other armed or arming. 0 f force of the Republic con- V ft.*? 'hips, exclufive of vell'els of infet ...
... parties were suspended to enable each regiment to be as strongly represented as possible. The division under Lieut- General Sir John Pennefather, X.C.8., formed np in the Long Valley shortly after 11 o'clock, and by half-past the lines were formed, ten regiments ...
... gentlemen with whom the , choice rested would do their utmost to procure a fit and proper person. The consecration of the Venerable John , Gregg, D.D., Lord Bishop of Cork, Cloyne, and Ross, ■ will take place on the 9th of February, in the St. Patrick's Cathedral ...
... by the troops with shouldered arms. The marching past then followed and the review proceeded with, at the conclusion of which Gen. Todleben rode off the field accompanied by Sir John Pennefather and the Earl of Cardigan, and having partaken of luncheon ...
... weavers. Sixteen war steamers are ordered to be built, six of the first class and ten of the second ; all to be armed with guns of The Earl of Cardigan is with a large party of noblemen st Melton Mowbray, enjoying the sport of hunting. Melton has been very lull ...
... Majesty on the subject of repeal, said to be signed by 1,000,000 people, and moved that it be forwarded for presentation.—Mr. Grattan, M.P., seconded the motion.—The amount of Repeal rent for the past week was 900/. State of Ireland—Not only is the country ...
... Bucks, dealer. George the younger, of Afhbourp, . John Wood, dca er. Cobham,of Thomaa-ftieet, SourtWark, !i£htcrman. X merchant. Edmund Hood, of Bathwick, and John Tuttle, of Bath, ciacii-nirtfters. John Zealv, of victualler. Rd. Hinckley, James Mil ward ...
... —Mr. H. Grattan, M.P., addressed the meeting for an hour. In the course of his remarks, he said he saw use attending the British House of Parliament from the 4th of February to the 6th of August, merely for the purpose of assisting to pass an Arms Bill for ...
... The armed htr i. own should always remain under Im- » but he thought the police, as civil »h med as they now were with swords and «airt the control of the local assembly. ''I ever Proposed that any armed forces Its hanri er local control. Grattan once ...
... Building Plots on the north of the Upper Redlands Road, with frontages to that road, Cardigan-road, and Cardigan-gardens, with the exception of SIX PLOTS in CARDIGAN ROAD, SIX PLOTS in the UPPER REDLANDS ROAD, and the Corner PLBLIC HOUSE SITE. Builders ...
... the knife, which the prisoner drew across his hand, and then cut him twice across the arm, at the samo time exclaiming, You , you have got it ! The prosecutor's loft arm was deeply cut, und tho muscles were divided. The prosecutor fainted from loss of blood ...