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... Ross, Bart., was married last week, Edinburgh, to Miss Elizabeth J. Ross, eldest daughter of I late Lieut. Colonel Ross. Mr. John Marshall, on the marriage of his son, Mr. Ja G. Marshall, with the Hon. Miss Spring Rice, daughter of l Monteagle, gave up ...
... upon my honour. The Sert-V-Arms then said, Yeoman Usher, call in James Thomas h a of Cardigan. The noble earl was then placed outside the Tb P, ithen the Lord High Steward addressing him said, James Earl of Cardigan, y ou have been indicted for ...
... unhurt from the thunder of the Attorney-General. Fortune has said to Cardigan Be notorious and far not.—llforn ng paper. BEDFORD.--Comsfrrue.Nrs To The . House or C:ntar.ctro . e.. —John Ward, of Shilliniton, for one calendar month and hard ' labour, under ...
... COMMONS.—TUESDAY. louse of Commons resumed its sittings on Tuesday. The presented chiefly related to Church extension. EARL CARDIGAN'S CASE. subject being introduced by that incessant intermeddler, HUMS, (the nightman of the House of Commons, as Sir 4 - ...
... adopt measures to prevent a • vehemence by Mr. H. GRATTAN.—Lord TEIGNMOUTH designated the currence of the evils, and that the Attorney-General should speech of the hon. and learned gentleman (Mr. H. Grattan) as an directed to prefer bills of indictment against ...
... Mr. St. John, and Mr. and Mrs. Weston, are among the departures to the Continent, from the above hotel. James Bradshaw, Esq. M.P. his lady, and suite, left the Shakspeare Hotel, on Wednesday last, for 'London. Yesterday, the Russian bark' John,' from Riga ...
... occupy apartments at the above hotel. Their Graces the Duke and Duchess of Beaufort and suite, the Countess of Cardigan, Lady Vernon, Lord John Scott, Col. Richardson, Mrs.Finnessy, Mr. Cathery ; Mr. Searle and friends, from East India; Mr. and Mrs. Butler ...
... dissolution could have been justified only by a successful event ; its failure was conclusive against the Government. Had Lord John Russell, in his late address to his constituents, expressed his regret for the advice he had given, or for the aggravation ...
... —(Costume of the reign of Edward III.) The Earl of Jersey, Master of the Horse.—As Sir John de Villiers, of the reign of Charles 11. The Earl of Kinsale. —As Lyon King of Arms of Scotland. carrying his baton of office, in his official uniform, over which he ...
... got back, continued the Prince' Fairly had not undertaken him. lam extre ro Mr. Fairly indeed. He came fairly up t° by the arm, and begged him to go to bed , e along, and said he must go. Then he said cried, Who are you ? lam Mr. Fairly , ' and your ...
... applied for the of the trials of other prisoners till next assizes on trials were accordingly postponed. „ll DEATH OF MR. JOHN BANIM.—Mr. John Banjo' , o' 4 in the literary world as the author of ” Tales of the mily, and other popular works of fiction, died ...
... SINGING taught in a superior style, by a Lady Professor, from London. Terms, Six Lessons for One Guinea. Apply to A. S. T. King's Arms Library, Dover. 66 YANG,—THE CENTRAL FIRE. WHEN Ke-shin, or The Dreaded Hour, was appointed Commissioner at Canton, and ...