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... under Lieutenaut-Gcneral Sii'Arthur Wcllesley and Major-General Spencer. Commander Chief Sir Hew Dalrvmple. Second Command Lieutenant-Genetal Sir H. B. Burrard. FIRST DlVlSlON— Commanded Lieut.-Gen. Hon. J. Hope Foot 4th Ist Battalion. ' Brigadier-General ...
... concerns of the Bank ; and the motion was negatived without a division, 3 Scveral bills were forwarded in their various stages. i*iday, April 26, ~ THANKS TO LORD WELLINGTON, ~ The Chancellor of the Exchequer rose to move the thanks of tie House to Lord Wellington ...
... King, and Gaol Delivery, holden for the borough aforesaid, at the Guild-hall of the said borough, on Monday the Twenty-second day of April, in the fifty-first year of the reign of our Sovereign Lord George the Third, King over the united kingdom of Great ...
... SHARES of THREE STAGE COACHES, be SOLD by AUCTION, On Tuesday the 3d of May, 1814, at the COACH and HOUSES INN, St. MARTIN'S, STAMFORD BARON, in th: ee lota. Lot 1. R JTHE Lord Nelson Post Coach, Share and Inj terest of working the same thirteen miles ...
... enable the George Tnn to run at Is. per mile, for one stage only, rather than that the Angel tnn should continue to receive its accustomed and envied support. J. Bryant has obtruded this statement to show that the appavently disinterested conduct of the other ...
... the destruction twelve patent body riotous framo-breakeisin April last. The Grand Jury Leicestershire, in which county so dreadful an (incident lately occurred from the rapid driving a stage conch, have vei-y properly requested the atteiitien-of the members ...
... Sessions the Peace of our Sovereign Lord the King, held the Guildhall, and for the said town, on Monday the Twenty-second day of April, ill the fifty-sixth year of the reign our Sovereign Lord George the Third, King over the united kingdom of Great Britain ...
... demanded aud taken double tolls for horses drawing stage-coaches. By a decision of the court of King's Bench, a stagecoach may pass any toll-bar, and change horses and return, without being liable to a second toll on the same day. The coachmasters are indebied ...
... hoy of dollars. At Hereford races last week, in the second heat for the 30/. plate, on Friday, the contest was severe between Mr. Boast's Silxertoeks and Mr. Monsev's Mortimer; tlie former was second by a few lengths, when, at the instaut of coming in ...
... Brighton stage, on the 12th October last.—The accident was caused by the Driver of the Dart running his coach against the Phoenix, although there was abundance room to avoid the collision he had thought proper.—This is one of the cousequences of stage coach ...
... of his brother, and was challenged by thg/ather .in ])is .turn to a similar rencontre: the second son met his father, and was desperately wounded. This second outrage upon nature and humanity now before the tribunals. It is small aggravation of the horrors ...
... throne, but to proclaim either the Duke of Orleans or Young Napoleon heir to the Crown. The last accounts from Madrid tend to show, that the rumoured misunderstanding between the Courts of Madrid and Rio Janeiro is no means groundless. It is stated, that ...