... classic style, was unri- valled and Lord John Russell beside it, appears poor indeed. But although wishing to appear the pacifi- cator, his positions were feeble, and were ably turned by the ministerial leader. Lord John Russell possesses much dexterity, and ...

... , M.P. rini>ton T.B.M.Haski*rviljp,Esq.M.P. Earl of Coventry Kodgwin Hoskins, Esq. M.P. Karl of Stadbroke ,llon. Henry St. John Karl Dneie 'J. J. Horlock, Esq. Lord Rayleigh Edward Holland. Esq. Lord Feversham William Davies, Esq. Viscount Campden Rev ...

... Rheumatic Gout, which nearly deprived ner of the use of her right arm ; after taking Dr. Leroy s medicine for one week, she was perfectly restored to health, and had the use of her arm well ever. Bath. Respected Friend,— Probably thou art not aware it ...

... case of Rheumatic (lout, which nearly deprived lier of the use her right arm; after taking Dr. Leroy's medicine for one week, she was perfectly restored health, and had the use her arm as well as ever. Re-j. ...

... the use of her right arm ; aficr taking Dr. Leroy s Drapers, two Wash-hand Tables, two Dressing medicine for one week, she was perfectly restored to Xrfbles; four Dressing Glasses, in Mahogany Frames; health, and had the use of her arm as well ever. room ...

... The Board of Guardians of the Brecknock Union have passed a resolution, admitting the reporters the press their meetings. Sir John Guest, Bart, intends, it said, giving towards the building of a new Town Hall at Merthyr, and for a new clock for the mai ket ...

... SCHOOLS IN CARDIGAN.—Her Majesty, the Queen Dowager, has been gtaciously pleased to give a donation of £2O. to the Rev. Griffith Thomas, vicar of Cardigan, towards the erection of a national school and a master's house in the town of Cardigan. BREAD.—On ...

... he heard the (h)arm)ess customer, as he thought him, say te the others, There's the old German b—r. He imme- diately turned bark, and ordered the fellow out, who, sum cercmoitie, at once fell on the landlord, with as stout a pair of arms as an Hercules ...

... players on the brass inof arms—when persons were advised arm themselves. J proposing that the marriage ahould take place on the [ strumeuts—as the first inroad made into party, which, and were told that if they procured arms they would gain j following ...

... rough of Cardigan, eldest son of Pryse Loveden), d, Esq., deceased, and grandson reden, Esq. (heretofore Edward Buscot aforesaid. Esq., also and authority that he may take only, instead that arms of and that such tike manner, be taken, borne, arms being ...

... Ministry requesting a postponement of such decrees. Mr. H. Grattan wished to know from the lion, gentleman the Attorney-General whether he bad seen document, dated Deo. 10. addressed tj Lord John Russell, and signed ** H. Exeter (Laughter.) That letter ...

... supplied with uaiioit uoi ia..e the matter tit Ins own hands he arms. ,, had received several applications was sure il.-t emanujing from the noble and learned from persons who wished to arm in this manner; but t. not nlmte obtain respectful attention, be ...