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... DEATH OF SIR JOHN ROSS, The gallant Arctic voyager, Rear Admiral Sir John Rosa, c.c.s. died on Saturday atoning, at 43, Gillingham-street, Pimlico.. Sir John Ross was born June 24, 1777, at Balurroch, county Wigton, and was fourth son of the Rev. Andrew ...
... Wheelwright, or indeed any 'tininess requiring room. Foe price end paeterrolers, amply to Mr. Melee, Major, No. 4, Grattan Terrace, near the SutFolk Arms i or M . J. *act-B. Bubb, Solicitors, Cheltenbas. [S3B ...
... half-past three o'clock that morning the officer found the prisoner and some others making a disturbance outside the Beaufort Arms, London-road. On speaking to them about It, the prisoner, who was more noisy than his companions, threw some chewed tobacco ...
... with arming the Iligbatreet. at I esl too-rain.— awn of LIU. to hoop the yearefaf Six Haantllo.—Jrrates Brown was cbarged by P. C. Henry Karon.. with begging Catubray. at commit:a in Nortelrech for I goys to herd ANOMER MIDNIGHT DISTUIHIER. —John woo charged ...
... Captain Reynolds's letter, Lord Cardigan distinctly intimated to that gentleman on parade, and In the presence of the adjutant and a lieutenant of the regiment, that in future, all letters addressed to him, (Lord Cardigan) by Captain Reynolds, must be strictly ...
... Serjeant at Arms to inquire into the matter, and that officer informed him that the interruption occasioned by the hon. member for Ennis (The Garman Mabon.) The Speaker haring called opon the &leant at Arms for an explanation, The Serjeant at Arm, said that ...
... 27, at Richmond, Australia, aged 80, Maria, wife of John Smith, formerly of Northgate Street, Gloucester. Aog. 24, at PaLenhill, near Stroud, In his 37th year, Mr. Abralaun Harper. Aug 29, at Grattan, near Wincheomb, aged W, Kr. Henry Craddock. Aug. 31 ...
... conversation resulted from these remarks, in the course of which Mr. Grattan expressed the opinion, that, if the tithes and rents could not be collected without the aid of an armed force, it was time that the Legislature interfered.—Capt. Gordon having ...
... generally evince towards the drama to weigh with thou, rather than the strong chine* which Mr. Grattan has to tlvar support. The spirit with which •Mr. Grattan conducted the late Theatre, obtalniter at a very great cost, and, tee ore uot..! to say, grnenlly ...
... charge against Lord Cardigan of having shirked his duty at Belskliva: Ile has put his accuser to the proof arid lies d'seomfited him out of his own mouth. It is true that the judgment of the Court Is in point of form adverse to Lord Cardigan. lie applied for ...
... Willem., Archdeacon of Cardigan. Asg. Se, at Londoe, Mo. Abel Moor, Prise, son of the lat. Mr. Thomas Proem, of Cirencester, to Adeloid• Letitia, fifth detester of Mr. William Elliot, of Lo udon.__ _ Aug. 30, at St. Mary'. Churca, Mr. John Statile, to Eliza ...
... Kingdom, held at lb. ENLYN ARMS, Nesicutle, es Friday the Mith day of Sept. MG; JAMES RICHARD LEWIS LLOYD, Esq. in the Clair; The follerisg melon. mere entered into : ['repined by Jolts Lloyd, Eny. Altyredye. wooded by John Grill* Esq. Lloy•de ee iee ...