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... i,, and that whes they can get them they order them for their thanspion'a droner. AN INt'IDENT OF tN TRIG GOLD REGIONS. —Arming the deep defika of the Rocky Mouutains, lately, • group if tired around the new-made grave of • dead compaaion. With uncovered ...
... al/raved Arm.. lon ; or Crest. SM. Pone & Heirh4eresl Letter is. rn. T. Heraldic Emanser hy Apponament h. the Quorn. Cranbmarn r of St. Marlin's Lane, Loudon, IV. C. Qom?) COLD RING ( IS ('aret Hall Marked) Engraved with Cre.t, 425.; UMW else, for Arms. 755 ...
... numerous. They included a magnificent dimmed bracelet, from the Earl of Kinnotil ; • salver brukfeet service, from the Earl of Cardigan; a gold-mounted dressing-cue, from the Conntess of Kinnoul ; a gold bracelet set with diamoods, from the Countess of Fife ...
... Richard. Evelio., Lancaeliire, warehouse keeper. Union. ,Liverpool. lamer. Rutherford, John Young Darling. Menclieeter. tailor. Cohen, Henry, Sunderland. Honey. John, Great YILMOUth. Norfolk. licensed hex Brown, George. neer Leeds, labourer. Ilenslet, ...
... Deßinzy, Thomas, Rock Lodge, Larracor, Co. Meath Pamonde, John, M.P., Ballvmstragh,Gorev Glascott. John H., Clonattin, Gorey Guinness, Arthnr William Grattan, Parkna.shogne, Killenagh. Ginty George, ,John, M. P . Cah o re. ( lotievan hart' as, Colonel Villers ...
... nothing remained but a few bones. The littla girl was fend under the exert position of the bed, with Der arm uplifted, her band being burnt off, and of the arm nothing remained bet the bona. Iler was • heap ef cieden. A very singular feature connected with the ...
... the behaviour of the °Moen and nen generally. Ix is understood that Colonel Powell, the present member for the county of Cardigan, will not offer himself for re-election at the next dissolntion of Parliament, owing to his continued ill-health. Preparations ...
... the title and estates by his brother, the Hon. and Rev. William John Brodrick, who was isult in 1798, married first in the eldest daughter of the Bath of Cardigan, and relict of the Hon. John Peroeval, and, secondly, in 1829, the fourth daughter of the fourth ...
... thought that his limbs had got entagled among weed. Two of the youths. John and William who were swimming a few yards farther out, ;-tened to his rescue, and each took one of his arms allama out for the land, and with the assistance of ether lads succeeded ...
... Right Honorable Sir Thomas, Johnstown Castle. Wexford Fimonde, John, M. P. Ballynestragh, Gorey Glageott, John H., Clonattin, Gorey Guiumess, ArthurWilliam.Grattan,Valentia Camolin Ceorge, John, M.P., Cahore, Clonevan Hattou, Colonel Villen Latouche, Belmont ...
... Camolin. Esmoude, Right Honorable Sir Thomas, Johnstown Castle. Wexford. Glascott, John H., Clonattin, Gorey. Guinness, Arthur William Grattan, Valentia. Camolin. George, John, M.P,-oabore, Clonevan. Hutton, Colonel Viliers Latoueke,l3ohnont, Wexford Irvine ...
... Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bishop of Winchester, the Right Hon. S. H. Walpole, Lord Halifax, Sir John Pakington, Lord Cardigan, Earl Russell, Lord John Manners, the Duke of Buckingham, Sir Stafford Northcote, Colonel French, the Marquis of Donegal, Sir ...