... principles and systems of others: the Arwyddvardd, or Ensign Bard, was properly a herald at arms ; his office was to declare the genealogy, to blazon the arms of the princes and nobles, to keep a record of them, and to arrange and alter them according ...

... Lady Lieutenant-Colonel O. Vbrbet.bf a son; ...

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 (From (At Bii MAaditi- ) Shall the harp then silent, when he, who first gave To our country name, withdrawn hom all eyes .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

... Siclinoniti, and himself, relative to his dismissal from the army. or Tar Hatit or COmmitss.—Lord NS. TON, in behalf of Lord John Russell, gave notice, that shortly after Easter he should move for leave to bring in a Bill for the more erectnal Representation ...

... dated May 23. 1822. 28i , D ?? Richard Barron, from half pay 9th foot, tobe Ensigns vice John Borthwick, who exchanges; dated as above, 29th Ditto-Lieutenant John Weir, from half pay 69th toot, to be Adjutant and Lieutenant, vice Gilbert, deceased; i dated ...

... also obliged to fly from their furious assailant, and to shut the door to prevent him entering. Soon afterwards, the waiters armed themselves, and having seized the fellow, had him lodged in the Police cells. _ _ Among other effects of the late extremely ...

... Friday last. On the subj..et of the expected Orange processions in the present month, in answer to an observation of Mr H. Grattan, Mr Secretary Peel said, no one connected with Government would be allowed to join them with impunity. He looked on them with ...

... 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; ...

... prin- gile ciples, Pitt and Fox, Emmet and Peel, Lord Rude- her. sdeale and Dr. Milacniven, Wellesley l'cle and Henry of i Grattan, Perceval and Paley, Adam Smith and Lord i Londonderry, have all publicly acklnowele dged the evils of 1 of this system. The ...

... Gentlemen, yours re- . .speetfully, * .; . - JOHN. NOBLE, Bkokieler, Botton. To Messrs John Lignum and Son, Surgeons, Vfanchester.- le These Drops'a're sold in moulded squarebottles at Ss. 9d. 4s 6d. and lbs. each, by John Lignum awd Son, Surgeons, &c..68, Bridge ...

... applying tlic _epithet of Or . iii _^ _nian to _every person who refiis _. _'d to _contribute _to _the C . itholjc rent . _AMI-JOHN \\ 'll , i . iA . tis tliouglit it _. l i _^ ht to take lii . s _stand and 0 _) qiuse tlu bill at _its _viry firs _. t _step ...

... In the centre of each of the tables stood a very large fluted massive candelabra, ornamented at the bottom with the royal arms. They were all surmounted by a lion, standing oni a silver crown, having also a small crown on its head, each candelabra containing ...