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... time. The Duke of Wellington is quietly nursing himself Stratfieldsaye. His Grace has got Lord Seaton, his old companion in arms, on a visit to him; hence it may fairly be presumed the Canadian question will be well sifted during the ensuing session. Among ...
... Hayter Paitl ter, Brodie the Surgeon, Napier the Hero of Acre, the Duke of Wellington, the Duke of Devonshire, the Earl of Cardigan, Lord Lady Lyndhurst, the Rothschilds, Sir Felix Booth, Lord and Burghersh, the Marquis and Marchioness of Douro, Sir Moses ...
... Somerville, and last not least Lord ->° Russell and Lady Fanny Elliot, who is some three-and- twenty his Lordship's junior. Lord John is thus going to assist Lord Palm er in making the Ministry an united one. Among all these Gossip, for the fifth season, is ...
... Throckmorton, by the Hon. H. Jemingham; Mr. Wyndham Knight Bruce, by the Vice-Chancellor Knight Bruce; Sir John Sinclair, on succeeding to his title; Sir John Richardson, on being appointed Secretary to the Order of the Thistle; the Marquis of Blandford, on his ...
... Archbishop of York, the Bishop and the Dean of Manchester, by Lord John Russell; the Bishop of Oxford, on being made Lord High Almoner, also by the Premier; Lord Berriedale, on his marriage; Sir John Trollope, on the same happy occasion; Mr. Charles Buller, on ...
... lives and liberties of his fellow-subjects. There was a scene the other evening between Mr. Vernon Smith, and Sir John Pakington. Sir John asked a question with respect to the memorial from Calcutta, praying the recall of Lord Canning. Mr. Smith said the ...
... customary dinner to the Sergeant-at-Arms and other principul officers of the House of Commons, on Wednesday, the 28th instant. Death of the Countess op Cardigan. —We have to announce the demise of the Countess of Cardigan, who died at seven o’clock on Thursday ...
... May. Lord John Russell jumped up and spoke in favor of the motion; when, lo I and behold, to the infinite disgust of Mr. Forster, and to the amazement of the House, Lord Palmerston followed, and opposed the motion with unusual animation Lord John looked ...
... Government over the crisis—the vacant 6 is going a-begging. It was offered to Lord John in recognition of his vote for Ministers on Thursday l ' and, although Lord John would be very glad to get cannot take it, because his constituents would not ret« him ...
... mayors of Carmarthen, Haverfordwest, Pembroke, Cardiff, Newport (Monmouthshire), Newport (Pembrokeshire), Swansea, Neath, Cardigan, Denbigh, and the High Bailiff of Merthyr, Major-Gen. Murray, &c., &c. Mr. Grufydd, Lord Llanover’s harper—who has been heard ...
... London ' VV. and Mrs. Promenade from Banstead, Surrey j ' Anderson, Misses,/*. Watford Roden House , 7 Hawksworth, Arm.tage, Mr. and Mrs. mdorado Uoad Ashby, Mrs., fr. Tewkesbury 18,LansdoicnCreseent Bagshawe, Mrs. E. W. Miss Marj Bsgshawo ...
... (Who he > Mr. David Webster, ‘The present Peer lost ™ Miss Georgiana Pinckney) in June, 1902, Of th, e son, t h € Earl of Cardigan, who married a grand- fanny atl of Leitrim two or three years ago. Lord es t is ate, Savernake Forest, is in Wiltshire, and ...