... double rows of silver gilt studs. the compartment at the head, over rich star of the Order of the Garter, is placed the Royal Arms of England, beautifully executed in dead gold. In the centre compartment plate with the inscription copy of which we gave in ...

... the knee her hu-bund more than an hour. live appointed time for separating them fro each other, they were obliged be bands’ arms acttial force, and the tiuly diaoeS'ing. Friday morning tiny were b ought to the scaffold. k.p, >si* c» r* ( had ovei whelmed ...

... 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 (From (At Bii MAaditi- ) Shall the harp then silent, when he, who first gave To our country name, withdrawn hom all eyes .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 ...

... an ! American horn. j es ildiglit ou every countenance. OP HIS TIIK Dtl’KK Dov Eli, Dec. s'?.——His Majesty steam packet, the Arm//’, ('apt. Hotter, arrived in the Hoads tins inorniim. from Calais, bringing Ins (trace the of Wellington, Earl Clanwllliain ...

... ae» meT.t, right bon. Sir John Sinclair, hon. J. Abercromhv, >l. i ■, rr, Puhenef Malcolm, Sir Charles Kerr, Bart., Sir J. i'*** Mai.well. Bart., Sir Robert Liston, General VV. Maniand^ Col. Roberts, M.P., Sir Baker, Bart., John an. Esq. Airdock, M.P., ...

... Wylie’s, Queen Street, Lei lies Gillespie, daughter of the late John Gillespie, Esq. merchant in Glasgow. At Edinburgh, on the 26th ull. Miss Janet Hutton, eldest daughter of the late John Hutton, Esq. merchant in Edm* burgh. the 26th ult., Mr Henry Cummins ...

... this? Again there are two heads John the 15aptist at this time, before which Catholics kneel, (we know those who have seen them} one Italy, and the other Pelgium and at Nogent-le-Rotruu, France, are the brains ot John the Baptist, in the very chapel in ...

... short time he died. Tuesday, coroner’s inquest was held on the body of John the keeper the elephant at Lxcter Change, who was killed that immense animal. principal witness was John Cottel, who deposed as follows • ! one the keepers the beasts Lxcter ’Change ...

... BprDETT rose, and said that w hen he that the cause of the Catholics bad been advocated by Burke, Fox, Pitt, Sheridan, and Grattan, and many other dis. finguished names, that man must possessed very singular confidence, w ho, unless upon the most profound ...

... Barnewall. Mr Fitzwilliam Hume, of Hume Wood, Colonel Alien, and Mr James Grattan. To the left of the Chairman sat Lord Rossiuore, Plerse, Mr Ponsonby, and Henry Grattan ; Sir John Burke, Bart., Sir Thomas Esmond, Bart.. Sir Charles Morgan. Sir F. \)•Donnell ...

... F.Y a peiiiioii from the mannf.icturer. , file arms liirmmgharn, against certain reign enlistment bill. , , , .„ - , Baking wished to kmw why it was it every s.. j Kurope was allowed Li) supply lire arms and ships I '' ' reautml tin tit, «1..e th, i1 ...

... Foot, Assistant Surgeon, vice Grattan, appointed the 67th Foot. 79th Ditto—Eo-ign C-imelon, from the 7,5ih boot, to vice .Mackenzie, w-ho retires upon haif-pav. Dm.— Capl. Dav. he Major, vice Clair, promoted ; Lieut. John W. Cap tain, fHirchase, vice Monro; ...