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... of his Majesty's lain to his Majesty, lain, John Cal- Household, tie Viscount Jocelyn. verlt, Esq. Mirq. of Hertford. First (entlemen Usher Garter Principal Gentleman Usher l).tily l'ainr to his King of Arms, ot the Blackc Rod, \lajeoty, .11 Y. Wor- Sir ...
... bownshire, the Earl of Donoughmore and Lord Castlereagh. Cnter MouRNER-JAMiES GRATTAN, Esq. Supported by the Marquess Wellesley and Lord Erskine. SecoND INoeumNER-HENRY GRAT'TAN, Esq. Supported by the Rigt Honourable Sir. BenjaminhBloomfield' and the Honourahie ...
... the Earl of Cardigan,to serveas the escort of the party it Canterbury. Greg M4JE5TY a'aBR1PE CAES -T his magnificent piece of confectionary weighs {QIbs., of which 27(1bs. are eatable, dreamable, and so frirtl. It is the composition of Mr. John Q. Mawditt ...
... in the county of Cardigan, Esq., of a son and heir. MARRIAGES. On the 24th ult., at Lambourn Church, Essex, Renry, only son of the late Mr. Nathaniel Mead, of High-street, WVh.'echasel, to Isabella Mahala, fourth daughter of Mr. John Jones, of Abridge ...
... of the eighteenth century, in the Irish capital. Lord Clare and Grattan, notwithstanding their marked opposition of cha- racter and party, were equally her friends. She was with Grattan in his last illness, during ?? memorable interview with the late ...
... married at an early age Miss O'Halloran, niece to Sir William Mac Mahon (who then presided in that court), and niece also to Sir John Mao Mahon, who at that time was private secretary to the Prince Regent. But all this gossip of the Four Courts ended in ...
... birth to a sou and ICY7. 9th, at Stockwell, the wile of Joul Carter, hoq., 1MeMn-1l, ' a daughter. tith, at St. John's-wood-park, the lady of John Haoy, ?? a daughter. 1ith, at Westbourne-terrace, Mrs. William Dc La Rue,-I'- maturely, of a daughter. 1oth ...
... the Horse erve Guards, will present Arms and reverse Arms, and having ,ffin, saluted the Body, will move off the Parade at 8 o'clock, sue, followed by r om l d Marshalmen on Foot. O-M Messenger of the College of Arms on Foot. lx- Eight Conductors with ...
... Longmans. e. NEW WORKB BY MR. JOHN BOURNE, C.E. it Just published, in 4to., with 20 large Plates and numerous Wood Etigravings, price el 18s.. TREATISE on the SC1REW PROPELLER: A With various Suggestions of lIpprovement. By JOHN IY BOURNE, C.E. A few copies ...
... he was employed in the Mediterranean. He attained the rank of Admiral of the Blue in 1848. He is suc- ceeded by his brother, John Robert. By his death Admiral of the Blue the Earl of Dundonald becomes Admiral of the White; Vice- Admiral of the Red Lord ...
... incongruous: imagery and of tasteles and puerile ornament. Yielding to Grattan in the passionate outpouring of uncon- trollable inspiration, Plunket's speeches were yet free from many of Grattan's faults. The former always aimed at seizing and bending the judgment; ...
... nearly to the knees, which would no doubt be lone by falling. I ob- tained assistance, anrid the body was removed to the Cardigan Arms, Kirkstaii-road. Thle same morning, Wim. Hay, constable of Burley, and Kellb, tbe coroner's officer, proceeded to tbte ...