... to and before that of Stanhope, and also bear the arms of Scttdamore. quarterly in the second quarter with those of bis own family such arms being first duly exemplified according to the laws of arms, and recorded in the Heralds' Office, otherwise His ...

... But Cupid found way wilbeaae slyest vol’ries’ lasles to please. And yet not change a feature. For, Ms brightest dart, the elf Arm'd he'd turn n saint himself. To make their temples lighter; So gravely hid his dimpled smiles, Hit wreathed locks, and playful ...

... Ministers and the Parliament their representations as the efleets the hree I Acts upon the Shipping interests, • hey come armed with all the details the trade and in foreign vessels the latest period. There are to be races at Liverpool this year, which ...

... are formed of four divisions, with projecting points half way, edged with lavender-coloured satin, and terminating round the arm with a broad satin band, edged with narrow blond: tucker of the same. The skirt decorated with three rows of the same material ...

... Ireland, excluded from political power, they would rise in arms for the recovery of their rights, and would be justified in rising in arms (cheering)—aye, justified in the act of rising arms against the laws (loud and long continued cheering)—when, too ...

... guilty of manslaughter. The sentence was deferred John Birch was charged with having, on the 28th of March laat, Birmingham, murdered Mary Hinton, inflicting with an several wounds her neck, face, body, and arms. The prisoner an old man respectable app eara ...

... five of the murderers o Mr. John Barry, were found guilty, and sentenced to*J last Saturday, at the place where they committed the \ { names of the criminals were, John Londregan, Philip James Byrne, Thomas Brien, and John Green. MISCELLANEA.—It said ...

... Knight, Esq. Richard Price, fa. M.p. M. Evans, Esq. Edward Rogers, Esq. M.P. Mr. Thos. Edwards. Edward Rogers, jun. Esq. .Mr. John Sayce. _, SECOND DAT. The .MEMBERS' PLATE Fifty Pounds, given by the Members for the County snd Borough of Radnor, for Horses ...

... most turgid oration, by declaring * that the said magistracy ought to receive some signal of the Lord Lieutenant’s favour,’—John Egan who was lather mellow, and sitting behind him, jocularly whispered, and be whipped at the cart’s tail > And whipped at ...

... Susan Talbot, sister of the preceding legatees. 'The testator bequeaths to bis nephew, John Talbot, residing at Rome, the eldest son of the Karl’s late brother, John Joseph Talbot, all the residue of his personal estate, and the whole of his real property ...

... anatomical purposes. W. f5 road well, of Islington, was committed last week to prison for fratricide; was fighting with bis brolher John, and on being separated, seized rake and struck him the head—the teeth penetrated the skull, and death ensued. Apprehension ...

... 1 o E. B. Clive, W.J. Denison, A.Dawson, T. Drake, guson, John Fane, Sir C. Forbes, John Forbes, H- Sir W. Guise, Joseph Hume, J. C. Hobhouse, Jam* ,. jA Adam Hay, E. Lombe, J. S. Lumley, John Maberly, Lord F. Osborne, LoTd Ranclilt'e, Wm- Fyshe Palmer ...