... FERDINAND' itill at the loot of the Pyrenees, and the • insurgents are giving up their arms. The Pacha of Egypt is still quiescent at Navarino : the Turk is arming Constantinople: the Seraskier, according to the last accounts, is reducing his whiskers ...

... walked off with the prize. The sports concluded with a desperate encounter between a stout fellow, called John Bull, and an East Indian Nigger. John Bull, at fair stand-up fighting, had it all his own way; but the black, who was up to a move or two, caught ...

... Nisbett, and Edmonson. By JOHN BURKE, Esq., and JOHN BERNARD BURKE, Esq. This work, corresponding in size and arrangement with the Last Edition of Burke's Peerage and Baronetage, will comprise the blazonry of 30,000 Coats of Arms, and an Introductory Essay ...

... has broken forth, . as it would seem, even in open defiance of the strong arm of the law !—Sir, party spirit has been violent in Ireland, ever since the celebrated patriot, (Grattan) roused the people of that country, L to demand of the British government ...

... what we are, but know not what we may be, says Ophelia. When Queen Victoria was proclaimed, John Frost was Mayor of Newport; when Queen Victoria was married, John Frost was a convict for high treason, and had just escaped the gallows. Who will be the next ...

... coat, to gaping spectators. There you may see old Sir John Newport clamouring and squealing at the impudence of the person who could think of removing from their resting-place the bones of Harry Grattan or the skull of Philpot Curran. There—but enough of ...

... style we conceive Air. Grattan to be strikingly original. He carries the sympathy of the reader through scenes, however foreign and Unfamiliar, by the intensity with which he embadies his own mind in the description. Mr. Grattan; it appears, was residing ...

... Capital, EMPOWERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF PARLIAMENT. DIRECTORS. T. JAMIE MURRAY, Esq., Chairman. John Elliotson, M.D., F.R.S. John Rawson, Esq. John Griffith Frith, Esq. John Riddle Stodart, Esq. H. Gordon, Esq. Clement Tabor, Esq. George Lungley, Esq. Joseph Thompson ...

... has sounded, and thef officers have already been on the alert, and shewn great activity in preparing their muskets and side-arms, to proceed forthwith to China. Sergeant Almond, who has on several occasions been selected to lead the van, has been despatched ...

... afterwards, when it was quite da rk, the sentry pointed his arms, and challenged, Who comes there?' Naval officer, drunk on a wheelbarrow!' was the loud reply. Upon Which the sentry recovered arms, singing out in return, Pass, Naval 43 f 8 cer, drunk on ...

... Berkeley, Hon. C. Dundas, Sir R. Heathcote ' Sir G. Bernal, R. Fenton, John Lambton H. Chetwynd, Major Fitzgibbon, R. Maher, Clayton, Sir W. Fitzpatrick, J. Pease, Joseph Davies, Col. Grattan, James Strangways, J. ABSENT TORY.—Parker, T. ANALYSIS OF THE DIVISION ...

... govern or legislate for (c'est ?gal) had your labours been influenced by some slight care for your precious necks? Oh! ye Lord Johns and Lord Palms: ye Right Honourable Roberts and Honourable and Learned flans, how very queerly would have felt your Noble and ...