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... the day’s proceedings was a trial of skill between M. Leon Gillemand, French fencing-master, armed with the broadsword and target, and Bombadier Kelly, armed with the bayonet. The result would seem to establish beyond all doubt that the bayonet is match ...
... special licence, Tkoaas to. Laid Daliell. eldest ton the Earl Cainwalh, Maryaaar rrh!t the late John Blachfoid, Esq., and eldest daashlerofthe late ROtiu Henry Grattan. Sept. IS, at 81. church, Canterbury, Mr. H. G Thoraloa j Raurssate, to Mary Jane, youusest ...
... must put down, not Coercion Bills—for Government did not propose to ask any extraordinary powers—but the strong arm the law. Mr. IT. Grattan complained that the course of present legislation was tending to drive away the Irish landlords from the country ...
... Suicide a Surgeon.—An inquest has been held at Old Ford, near London on the body of John Ford, aged 74, a surgeon, who expired under ■the following circumstances :—Clarence John Ford, said deceased was his father; he was surgeon. On Saturday afternoon deceased ...
... Watson, juu. “John Helmet “ J. K. Monkhouse “ Samuel Nelson “ Wm. Haine “J. Johnson Heed “ R. Graham “ Wm. H. Howdon “Wm. Thompson “John Outh waite “ Jno. Dugard “ Wm. Watson, Secretary of Association “W. F. Wharton, Vice-Pre- aided t John Mickell, Vic ...
... ir John Musgrove, Bart and Alderman. Deputy-Chairman—Francis Witham, Esq. John Addis, Esq. iChas. 8. Butler, Esq., M.P. George B. Carr, Esq. {John Humphreys, Esq. J.G. Hammock, Esq. Sir Francis G. Moon, Bart, Edward Huggins, Esq. and Alderman John Laurie ...
... lapse of more than three years, the whole of the plate was discovered in the following singular manner:— Near the Church of St. John's, Hove (about a mile from Brighton}, there is a road turning off through some garden ground, and leading to tbe Hove station ...
... and against the wall were suspended in the centre the Queen’s arms, surrounded bv flags belonging to the Cinque Ports Volunteer Regiments, and trophy composed of cuirass, helmet, and other arms, taken from the field of Waterloo, between two stands of muskets ...
... left town the nfternoon f.w Windtof Culle. Ihe Bari of Cardigan, after completing h« tour „o„ as Inspector-general Caealr,. to »«« N'ortliamptooshlre, .o re«We a circle of rtls.lngnlshcd Sir John Stewart, Hart , of I .roue, late of the loniskilllng Uragooua ...
... and Carpi. Lockyer. 2. Drill for the Companies on Wednesday, with rifle. , and tide arms, at 7.30 p.m. 3. Trill for the fires squad of reeraits, with rifiee side arms, from $lO to 0.11 p.m. on Tuesday and Friday; drill for the iiessind squad on Tuesday ...
... daughter of Mr. John Love, aged 19 year*. the 3rd inst., at Urompton, John William Hunt, Esq., of Dover, late of Piccadilly, St. James’s, Westminster, aged 74 years. May 3, in North cate-street, Canterbury, Emily, the only daughter of Mr. John Keel, baker ...
... AMERICA. The Royal Mail steam-ship Africa armed at Li S l ru«lâw «n the Senate mtd the House nf ReoresenUtives bad ended the adoption of the Bill without the Kansas proviso. ThV ne« from Kansas is still threatening and nerolexine The partisans of ...