... your Lordship, we exult in the happy occaslsn of your nominatlon to the bigh station, in the choice of the Authorities It home, to rule the destinies of India, alike to the benefit and interests of its su11jects, and to the advantage and satistaction of a ...

... fafhionable company of both fexes. The Duke of GLOUCESTEr'I-t Band played ' God is Save the King, Briton's Strike Home, 4 Rule t, Britannia, and other martial and loyal airs. 'The young Noblemen and Gentlemen partook of an elegant entertainment ...

... this character, is not confined to England, but extends to Prussia, Saxony, and other Ger. man states. Britons strike home and Rule Britan- nia are opera songs, the one by PuacELL and the other by AaNE. The Roast Beef of Old England, the wel. come ...

... given to the important subjects of emigration and internal improvements, and that it wits the determination of the home government to rule these pro- vinces, henceforth, in harmony with the wishes of tile people,-gained for his Excellency an immediate ...

... rheumatic affection, which threatened a long series of miseries. He was, in consequence of his illness, discharged and sent home. By the rule of the service, those soldiers only who had served fourteen years, or had been wounded, were allowed a pension; and the ...

... Miss Tyrer; _ 14.abnel;' Mrs. Atkins; Jacquelina, Mrs. G'udry. TheOpera to conclude with 'Fo irmAs'! Britons strike home,' god ' Rule l BritasiMa2.! fn the tourse of the Evenitig, uositively for: tb l gfight rorlisa New'5o'g (Sit time) caled 'Tell her ...

... FORENSIC PRIVILEGES. PETER ISODitOON, OF.NT. V. 5?'5ttLETi, E5Q. It will be recollected that in last Michaelmas Term, Mr. home obtained a rule to chew cause why the nuosuit in this inte- reacieg case (svhicb was an action for words ?? by bit. ?csrlett, the King's ...

... deviation from the usual policy of the Tory party to permit a hope of its being adopted. Concession abroad and coercion at home being the rule o their conduct, in proportion as the difficulties of our fo-] reign relations thicken, does the severity of our internal ...

... HOME CIRCUIT. CRO YDON-'TJtSDAY. CROWN S[DE. WILLIAM SUMMERS, a man of respectable appearance, and rather advanced in life, was indicted for stealing, at Godal- ming, on tbe 19th December last, Bank notes of various deno- minations, to the amount of 15 ...

... make an example to deter other persons from infringing the Rules of the prison, not only to his prejudice, but to the injury of persons becoming sureties for debtors enjoying the benefit of the rules.- It would be proved, that on three several occasions the ...

... farming carts i but Lord Elllenborough faid, that it was a partnerffiip of fo fublime a inature he could not think tle common rules of law applicable to it, and therefore he muft be of opinion, that what each man advanced was to be confidered as fo much money ...

... HOME ciAcUIrI-2 ?? . t t _t ;h ?? . ;(CilLMSOSfl, i-tY >O.7 . 9 WAS an atdion upon, the 'cae agsainst 'the Defeodalpt the' VYicar of Sybel lfetdit iiguam, siothis' county, for not taking Ihis tythees off the Plsintift*sground after thev were luly ,et ...