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... Royal Military College at Sandhurst. _ _ _ The Duke of Cambridge left Burghley House on Friday on a visit to the Earl of Cardigan, at Deene Park, Northamptonshire. His Royal Highness left Deeue Park on Saturday, and returned to Cambridge House. A Cabinet ...
... Troon; Martha, Cardigan, Elizabeth, Bangor; Success, of Belfast; //arexju, of Troon; tieleek Castle, of Troon; Enterprise, of Belfast; Commerce, of Belfast; Ann, of Dundee ; Ann, of Limerick; George Lawrence, of Cork; Pilot, ol Wexford ; John Metcalf, of ...
... Demerara ; Hannah Booth, Best, Gibraltar ; Mary Gray, Allen, ditto; Evergreen, Moran, St. John's, N.B. ; Thetis, Brown, Savannah; Robt. Bruce, Harkness, New Orleans; John Souchay, Williams, Genoa; Fame, Pringle, Monte Video; P. H. Dean, Rowell, Beyrout; Enterprise ...
... Martha, of Cardigan, rode out In the breaking am, unshipped her rudder, but made water, as It was reported by*Ae advertisers of Ato place; nor the schooner Adcona, Oloetfr, not found snnk on hoc own anchor. All vessels that were well la the arm of Ae pier ...
... Coenty. TVn Clernrm«a ihe Bstablishrd -The Reee. John Ralph CoMe> 8. Geoffe L. (•reeeen, ttkehon (irrMoa. John Ouatoc, Mr. Turpia, Mr. Wilson, and Mr. Despard. Bairy Fo». J. P.; Doctor Wallace. J. P.; John Armsi.oof. Rm) . J. P. T»»»ai*do. Kso . J. P.i ...
... impostor, and examined before the Mayor, John Roberts, Esq. and committed to prison. The contents of his pockets proved to be two quids of tobacco. A melancholy occurrence took place at a beer-shop, the Farmers' Arms, in Plumley, about five o'clock on Saturday ...
... his youngest son, and his companion, two lads under the age of 20, totally un armed, courageously sallied forth to capture the depredator?. They fell in with three men armed with guns in the middle of the preserve, and in a spirited manner desired them ...
... Milford, ad MlHbrd, apoko m too II tb toe brig John, od Blytk, (ram PatowkniWi tor Urtapou) t *n wWI; Copeland baoalng N.W, dlataoeeSßllM; wind W. tka raaaati drlron aa tkara ham M the 7tk, Mly too Marika, od Cardigan, gat *N an toe 9to| to* wanthßrtlll coutinner ...
... & garden (No. 38). and Henry Adams a piece of groomed toss which to erect another 0 loon' and gardens (No. 39Jas. Owen and John and 31) 'wo hon.. wardens (Nu. 99 William White and Elisabeth (I) and (2) I Jankina 'woo and gardens (No. Wm. Thomas and Michael ...
... AA'. AVorsley, Bart . 5 0 Thomas Barstow 5 0 ! Geo. L. Thompson 5 0 John Bayldon 5 0 Sir G. Cayley, Bart . . 5 0 John Brook 5 0 Christ. J. Newstead ..20 J. Fardinando Brown 5 0 John Tweedy 5 0 George Brown 5 0 Miss Currer, Esliton F. J. Copsio 5 0 Hall ...
... broken in upon by quarrel between Sir John Milbank, Bart., and Mr. Pocock. The former gentleman wished to have a country dance, while the latter wanted a quadrille. A few words, passed between them, when Sir John stepped back a few paces, drew a dagger ...
... curious teetimomunial of tbeir regard to the Rev. John Kenny, P,P., vix. silver claret jug tad salver. This gentleman bus been forty years a Priest. In tbe Consiatorial Court of Tuam, before the Rev. John Galbraitb, Mr. K, L. Davies was cited for building ...