... writer has seen, has on one side warrior, in a ship, holding a sword in the right hand, and bearing shield on the left arm, on which the arms of France and England are quartered, first and fourth, three fleurs de lis, second and third, three Hons; and on the ...

... serious accident occurred to the Earl of Cardigan on Tuesday afternoon, in St. James's-street, while driving his tilbury, in consequence the horse falling down, by which his Lordship was thrown out and had his arm broken a little above the elbow, but we ...

... Penry Williams John Ball R. John Williams C. Clifton William Morgan W. Williams Wm. Havard E. .Jones David Lloyd Thos. Thos. Archibald John Maund Howell Maund Williams Thomas Morris Thos. Powell John Williams Order the Society, JOHN BALL, ...

... late Mr. Grattan, for the purpose of making busts of this distinguished character. The only bust of Mr. Grattan, executed of late years, was made in Dublin a short time ago Mr. Turnerclli. Curious Fact Ornithology. —A Turkey Cock, at Mr. John Fisher's ...

... continued to parade the streets for some time after. whUe a strong party was stationed at White-hall, opposite Horse Guards. Mr. Grattan's remains were interred on Friday morning Westminster Abbey. The Pall-bearers were the Dukes Sussex, Norfolk, Wellington, ...

... Fellow of St. John's College— Musics of Arts —Francis Esq. of :hrist Church, compounder; Rev. James Chambers, All Soul's College; Rev. Edward Thomas Day Huikes, St. John's College; George Cobb, St. John's College; Rev A. Eeans, St. John's College; Rev ...

... the brick floor with such force, that it broke the lad's arm into splinters near the shoulder, and otherwise dreadfully bruised him. The poor boy called loudly for mercy, and exclaimed that his arm was broken : he directly replied, And I will break the ...

... City of Hereford, ana ■ Hereford, on the Ninth Day of January, ,»■, in the Forenoon. . V* \ . JOHN MANTLE, late of Hill, the County of Hereford, Farmer, JOHN DALE, late the Parish o- County of Hereford, Farmer. ,„„od, ~l RICHARD HALL, late of Hereford ...

... Sir John Scudamore, who was Gentleman Usher to King Henry VIIL, and the ancestor Sir James ; anda' Mrs. Jackson of' London, who was the petitioner when the Dutchess first became insane, claimed being descended from a daughter of the same Sir John. Thus ...

... which they alternately suspended themselves, until they were caught the arms of individuals, or blankets which were obtained for the purpose. One of them was lacerated in the arm iron hook ; the others provide ntialiy escaped without the slightest hart ...

... Morning Post, Saturday that Mr. Hmry Grattan has commenced legal proceedings against Mr. John Burke Fitzsimons, the proprietor of tbe print called the Journal,' for libel bis deceased father, the Right Hon. Henry Grattan. Amanuensis. —The Earl of Peterborough ...

... following is the Minority on Sir J. Mac** Motion on the Criminal Law, June 4-: Hon. J. Abercromby, J. H. Allen, John Bent, Wru^Jrell, John Bennett, Viscount Belgrave, Lord VV. . ft. H. Blair, VV. Burrell, J. F. Barham, J. F. J „, H. Baring, Viscount Barnard ...