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... raised interlaced pattern on the shaft, and an angel on each of the three arms.—lt stands on a tapered granite base bearing the inscription :—**To the glory of God and in memory of John Shearme Thomas, Bursar, born Sept. 19th, 1835, died Sept. 26th, 1897, ...
... Continuance (Ireland) Bill, and the Arms and Gunpowder Bill (Ireland) went through committee, aud were ordered to be reported to-morronr. Th? Administration of Justice (New South Wales) Bill was read a second time. LORD JOHN RUSSELL moved the order ef the ...
... straw and one quart of peas, the property Edwin Buckland, at Kiugton St. Michael John Brown, charged with stealing 'dack hat the property of George Townsend, Melksham, and John Rose, charged with stealing one purse and two pouuds two shillings, the pro- of ...
... TUB EARL CARDIGAN. Earl SkatUthury vet] that the Lord Speaker do giro ordera for printing and publishing lb# proceeding* tba trial tbe Earl of Cardigan.—The Earl to tba Attorney-General bqving that waa moral delimjnm in of tbe Earl of Cardigan. could not ...
... towards the funds of the Metropolitan Aoti-Corn-law Association. ARMED MEN PARLIALEKT. —On the morning of Lord Cardigan's trial, the entrance to the reporters' gallery was guarded policemen and armed soldiers, who very reluctantly adowed the gentlemen the ...
... months’ im- prisonmentin the military gaol, Fort Clarence, Chatham. Aw ARM CURED B MENS AND Robert G , jun., of Clerkeeland’ rd with a gathering in his C.owes, Ireland, was sorely ai hree arm-pit, and which dischargs copiously tor nearly th oulder. His peart; ...
... , that the President of the' United States be requested urge and cause the removal of the foreign armed force British) from the upper valley of St. John's, was referred committee, well the proposal. A resolution that the Governor Maine be authorised to ...
... Strangways are *k(Jenerals Bailer, Pennefather, and Adams are wounded. Sir George Brown was severely wounded iu the arm. General Brown's arm has been amputated. The Duke of Cambridge had a horse killed under him. The English loss is 2,000 killed and wounded ...
... place immediately before they can recruit get a farther supply of arms. I beg tbe liberty of further remarking, that the whole of the volunteers, well as the La Militia, have been under arms since this day week, and up day and night, and I fear tbey canuot ...
... Joseph Raits at Saint John ; Aroeliu Cba he. Sanbury. lor dirers articles of wearing apparel, property of Ceroiioe Smith; Henry Wells.ol Dunhead Saint Andrea, for stealing copper kettle, the properly of George Kelly, Ber-ica Sa John; William alias Uristow ...
... —Maunders Treasure* of Natural History. Grattan's Invective against Mr. Carry.—ln the Irish House of Commons, ia February, 1800, the hon. Mr. Corry, a | Privy Councellor, and Chancellor of the Exchequer, called Grattan an unimpeached traitor, and charged ...
... apology, Lord Cardigan read a letter from General Wyndham, approving of Lord Cardigan's conduct, reproving severely Lieut. W., but releasing him from arrest! W. endeavoured to utter a few words, but was peremptorilv silenced by Lord Cardigan, and told to ...