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... for thefuture, use andbear the royal arms, dirercured with a label of three points argent, the centre point charged with the Cross of Saint George, quarterly with the arms of his illustrious house, the royal arms in the first and fourth quarters. And ...
... been so from time immemorial, that if two persons went out deliberately, and armed with deadly weapons, for the purpose of fighting a duel, if one of them was killed the *arm vor was guilty of murder. This was the law of the case, and it was their dety ...
... have taken these measures months ago, either on their stirs responsibility, or by calling Parliament together. To this Lord John Russell replied, that an earlier meeting of Parliament would have done more harm than good,hy vrithdr twing so many noblemen ...
... on Tlitirsday. A quarrel mil i ap. pily arose• bet John and 1,, NOM, with II her of other men, were reaping in a held in that parish for Air I lalls,and a fight eirsuisl between them, in which John reeliVell severe blows on the body from Isis brother ...
... daughter, but with the same weapon lie aimed a desperate blow at law head, which she partly saved by putting up her arm, the axe falling on her arm, and lienetrating the shoulder: he then made a seeond blow at her, which avoided, and ran away crying Murder ...
... the House . of of of the U Llama wore la custody for all of etas were Protestants, the so • of Rooms Is Ms b= ON ammo of Grattan • sod alms las Ile Meath centered to doubt bit F i t history. Ile to Ur recapitolation Irmo be f gall and be of seedy of whom ...
... and agreed to, except the In chute, for extending • the an to three years. con;erfetion to It place between Sir John ice-wocrt, hit. Grattan and Lord llowick, Mho Lived the tecellity limbing it to one year; d the Chancellor efihe Exchequer, Mr. Be. 'chord ...
... —The Earl of Cardigan arrived last night at his apartments, in the barracks, to inspect the 11th hussars this morning, as is his custom ou the Ist of the month. CENTRAL. CRIMINAL. COURT.-011 Wednesday Captain Douglas (the Earl of Cardigan's second in the ...
... throw upwards of 400 idle,—mostly women and boys. Gl,lOOl/ T.—The Liberal student, some days ago, forwarded a petition to Lord John Russell, praying for a repeal of University Teets. In reply, his Lordahip acknowledges receipt of the psti• lien, whirh he ...
... —Limitenant John Wmehope to be esp. tam. sire Milieu Bern Callender, emit Robert Wendel, Reseal to be captain, dm Itinht Ilm. the Berl of Cornet Jame. hewer to be lienteoent. roue Wordiest Hammy. promoted—Cornet Andrew Weak:hope to be vim John Waerhopo. ...
... Street. Mr John Wood, Chairman of the Excise, was present at the conferesee. The deputetioe wee socompenied he the following Members of Parliament :—Mr Oswald, Mr Detinietoom, Mr Ewart, Mr Forbes, Mr Duncan, Mr lime, Sir A. L. Hay, Sir John Hope, Mr W ...
... Wednesday a general assembly of the Royal Academy was held in Trafalgar Square, when Philip I lardwick, David Roberts, and John James Chalon, Esqrs., were elected academicians, in the room of NV. Hilton, Esq., Sir 3. \Vyatville, and T. Daniell, Esq., ...