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... with some eclat in America, is just returned to this country, and is now in London, with his wife, the sister of the wife of THOMAS Moons, the poet. Mrs. is on the stage, as well as her husband, and her tragic powers are spoken of with much praise. Miss ...
... isle, Farewell, ambitious Peel; I leave a Greek girl's' pitying smile, To hearts that cannot feel. ' E. B. 13. SPEECH OF MR. THOMAS, THE CORONER, TO THE 'JURY. , [False Reports of this Charge having found their way into the papeks, e gladly comply with Mr ...
... Oriel; Henry Moresby, Exeter; George Riggs, Taberdar of Queen's; Hon. John Thomas Freeman Mitford, College; Rev. Anthony Lewis Lambert,Trinity. Bachelors of Arts.— William Hardy Vernon, awl John Bidgood Bennett, Magdalen hail; Robert Asherton Hornby, Oriel ...
... William Fawssett, M.A. of Grenville and Caius College Cambridge, in cor p ora t e d o f Magdalen Hall. Bachelors of Arts.—Thomas Withington, Brasennose, Grand Coinpounder; Thos. Child, and William Boulton, Queen's; William Mayo, Magdalen Hall; Robert ...
... — Would I could, said the aspirant, pass my paintings off for Teniers, then my fortune would be soon made. Why is Sir Thomas Lawrence like a brewer's horse ? Because he draws well! Why is Miss Stephens like George the Fourth ?—Because she 2s generally ...
... of Sir Richard Dalyngrige, to Sir Thomas Lewkener. It became next the property of the Earl of Thanet, from whom it passed by sale to the family of Powell; and at length came by purchase into the possession of Sir Thomas Webster, with whose other estates ...
... Surveyor-General in the room of Sir Herbert Taylor. Sir E. Owen will be succeeded at the Admiralty Board by Admiral Sir Thomas M. Hardy. The Lisbon Mail contains an answer to the protest of the Brazilian • ambassadors: it denies Don Pedro - any right to ...
... pretty figure cuts Mr. Magistrate Halls—Vir bonus est Quiz, indeed. The public are much indebted to his antagonist Mr. Thomas;and we do not think, merely judging from the Times report, that he had impartial justice done to him. The bench are really ...
... The theatre was brilliantly attended,,and her reception, as well as the applause which attended her performance of Letitia Hardy and Marta Darlington, quite enthusiastic. The Races, and the great assemblage of the Caledonian Hunt, are to be concentrated ...
... OLD TIMES OF YESTERDAY.) There are traitors, we know, of all sorts, From the traitor of figure and trope, To the fool-hardy villain who spbrts His neck in the noose of a rope. There are traitors who live by their tongue, And traitors who die by it ...
... also Carneting of old are selling at 4s. 3 1 . per yard. -- . _ , . _ , Gentry, and Public are respect No bi I ity, THOMAS CLARKE has lately returned fro of engaging oorkimen ; and by their asinfr,rined, that m Paris. e he wtot for the express ...
... and the latter * distinguished in that of his own country. OF THE CUMBERLAND Cow.*ln Dr. Southey's Co versations with Sir Thomas More (a delightful work just published) 10 reports the celebrated Prophecy of the Cumberland Cow. in old it such events we ...