... our language. My colleague, Lord John, thinks to govern the dis“ satisfied colony with resolutions instead of with re“ solution—paper against Papineau won’t do—if we “send out hard words we must send out men and “arms to back them, or the people will ...

... former Assemblies, and discussing priori the whole of the business which is to be determined. Dr John Inglis (familiarly called Pope John, or Bishop John —soubriquets which indicate the hiodi place which, by universal consent, is assigned to this very ...

... vacant by the demise of Sir John Barton, have been undertaken pro tern, by Earl Howe, with Mr Goodwin (Chief Clerk in the office) as his deputy. The noble Earl is at present on a visit to his father-in-law, the Earl of Cardigan, at his seat, Dean Park, ...

... style, being engine-turned, with chased geld border, and the city arms lichly chased the top. His Royal Highness was received at the Guildhall, the Mayor. In the royal suite weie Lord John Thyone, M. P. for this citv, Sir H. Campbell, Col. Desbrowe, and ...

... or the other. He tin erstoo that it was true that the yeomanry were in one sense fired at by the people, but not with fire-arms, but merely with stones. That was not the impiession the House could receive tom the expression that the yeomanry had been ...

... manuscript, from which this paper Was printed, from Mr John Gale Jones, I did not see the manuscript until it was struck oft I now ready to give it up, and to prove it is the hand-writing of Mr John Gale Jones.” He ordered withdraw. Mr Yorkc then said, ...

... conjectured that it was executed at the time when Cellini was working for the court of that Monarch.— The bowl is held in the arms and rests on the head of a Triton, who is mounted on sea-horse. The base of the cup is ornamented with sea-nymphs playing on ...

... Regiment of Dragoons —Captain John Tomkyns, from the Ist Life Guards, to be Captain a Troop, vice Kelly, who exchanges. 4th Ditto—Cornet Garrett B-. Mcnoly to Lieutenant without purchase. 50th Regiment L ; Dragoons—James Grattan, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase ...

... ned by t vere disci moned to Crown. John John’s Exawi.u. -t there. for the pur lodged Wch John Ru Bridge Stl then amine the chin, ciain Brechin, t I. At I > * the Rev. Mure, E-ij P.rllu;i. d aw * Parke, I b«rl Johns: 21- eir V t' ( SEQUESTRATIONS, $c ick ...

... tuend, thiy • . t-.i wooilen bridge over the Boon, m pa.ish of - 1-li Ireland. The woman, having infant with her cloak in her arms, did not perceive hole a neglect part the bridge, and unfortunately stepped into ; sihe seized with one hand the edge the broken ...

... EXTRACTS. THE DEATH MR GRATTAN , t. Mdoat. (From (At Bii MAaditi- ) Shall the harp then silent, when he, who first gave To our country name, withdrawn hom all eyes . Shall minstrel of Erin stand mute the grave. Where the first, where the last her patriots ...

... got hold piece plank, which I found in the water, la about hoar rftcr observed two r.i'm, who proved to b- John Gordon, Lae cooper, and John Antonio, Span. ird, who were also en planks, and continued together until seven o’clock in evening, when were ...