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... left Maitorell for Ingualada, with hia army. Brigadier Osorio returned to Puycerda on the Ist instant” When Daniel and Lord John asaert that the Queen is favourable to the principles which they hold in common with the whig-radicals, do they know what they ...
... So then, according t» Lord John’s way of thinking, because the Sueen has left in office the ministry she found iu office the emise of her predecessor, then she must necessarily of their way of thinking. Would he (Lord John Russell) nave had the queen ...
... Arthur Freuch, Pryme, Francis Baring, Pendarves, W. Williams, Bridgman, Henman. Mark Philips, John Benett, Handley, Henry James Stuart, Vernon Smith, Grattan, Ektcourt, Turner, Stanley, Robert Steuart. Robert Wallace, Poosonbv, Broadwood, Grimsditch, Heneage ...
... The | ber. ‘The following dialogue took place in constables were the | it the office :— lay not to interfere, Are you Sir John Lillie? 7 Tn the course of | Mr. Barlow.—No, madam, I am not. sebury Hill, on the Applicant.—Oh! because I went to 8 [he situation ...
... Master Master Esquire, Banner Captain Buain. Borne Ue Mao at Arms. aimers. Retainers of the Knight of the Swan. Man at Arms, in Tut Gonraton, Man at Arms, in Half-Armour. Borne bya Manat Arms. Half-Armour. The Knight of the Swan, Honourable Mr. Groom. ...
... grounds of Egtiaton « the Havannah | Sheriff, Sir E. Paget, Sic H. Hardinge, Sir John much crowded as before. All this was cheering, et the arrival at and | 5 Aclanil, Sir John Croft, Admiral Sir T. Baker, Lieut.- | bis lordship felt that a certain degree ...
... Mr. Cavendish, the liberal candidate. It strongly rumoured that Sir John Campbell insist# upon being appointed the new judge in room the late Vaughan.—o'laaderd.—Of coarse Sir John wants to make all right and straight. It is an instance of Scotch caution ...
... Mr. Pullen, of Corpus Christi, and Mr. Lund, of St. John’s, mathematical examiners of the questionists who are Me Caius, and Mr. George John ‘o int Mr. Gibbs, of Caius, and Mr. en- nedy, oO Be. John’s, classical examiners of ‘the questionists. ‘o appoint ...
... Rmr. H.nrp Fi.ldin., M A.. John Blotlmr. E*q . to Ih. Virtu, to laobcllo Lootao, dmi,htor th. IVtor M'Laeen. Ean., of that town » v,. 01. th. TU.iiut.nt at th. Farlah Artdou.ond.M.rm'. th. H.t. j, llandfhrth. Hr. Thonaaa Arm. PkilHut. of Prod Woo to Aoju ...
... 11. Hornby, H#q., and L ; John Lister. Esq,; b. Clrimsh.uv, Ksq . Fre-tou; --Silvester, ; John Hargreaves, , and f.iruilv; llargrcaie#. ;Jt Neville. Esq., and Lady D.xon liolinsou. K-q.. and Lady ; W. T. t’arr. Esq.; John Hrruby, juu. Esq.; ice. The ...