... genius which might have dispensed with industry, be was la. • defatigable in the pursuit of knowledge ; and hating rapidly armed himself, in academical seclusion, with all the acquirements of a statesman, he passed with little Interval from college to ...

... HEREFORDSHIRE PITT CLUB On Tuesday last this Society held its tenth Anni- versary Meeting at the City Arms Hotel, Hereford, whichwas most numerously and respectably attended! Ev^, t ?? r T i „ th^ C^ a • ir ' Wb ?? W •' l, ab,y f ' eri b ?? n > r ...

... by expressing lisi satisfaction ait to the pledge Riven by Sir John Burke, that if tile Question was A- not carried this time, he would join its seeking a Reform in trParliament. r, Sir JOHN BURKE wished to say a word in explanation.- AE Mr. Lawless had ...

... Brudenell, third daughter of the Earl of Cardigan. On ti me .9th instant, at Christ Church, Marylebone, Mr. John Leonard Hughes, of New Bond-street, to Miss Skelton, eldest daughter of Joseph Skelton, Esq., of St. John's Wood-road. _ At Chelsea, Francis Harris ...

... institution of civil society that :would , protect all, and suffer none to be wronged or oppressed. Every man is protected by the arm of the law, to which his own is unequal. The laws, if made as they ought, should shield every' man, and therefore every man ...

... oorning last, Abraham Quigley, a carpenter, who down their arms, Handcock and Adams 0 % be vic t d se le a shop • B . '. broken,'h 0 0 , li e ,or . 0 t 1 i 4n , _ , a p in Butcher-street, got his arm _y who have • d sons , e t r . e yourics , t ea it t S ...

... g last, Ab ra ham Quigley, a carpenter, who s e Iq o thereon got ou down their arms, Handcock and Adams e cl o dc o gr NAt it tind• i a shop in Butcher-street, got his arm broken, by lock and bolt who have resigned your brightest es icst , rec ti . se ...

... Ditto of Turkey Ditto Ditto Spanish Ditto 11 Ditto of Cape Ditto Catalogues of which will timely delivered JOHN MARSH, Sworn Broker, 9, King’s Arms Yard, Coleroan-street. ...

... some recollection of the extraordinary, affair which look 'place between Major Ekewortli and our represent a ti ve , Mr. Grattan, and the determination of the latter to brin g the nui tter . before the King's Bench ! must This business bav:epa yet, I ...

... FERDINAND' itill at the loot of the Pyrenees, and the • insurgents are giving up their arms. The Pacha of Egypt is still quiescent at Navarino : the Turk is arming Constantinople: the Seraskier, according to the last accounts, is reducing his whiskers ...

... Miller's mill, Killicore, near Cumber-claudy, he incautiously put his hand so near the rollers that it was caught, and his arm drawn into the shoulder and crushed to pieces.—A girl who was attending him alarmed the scntchers, who stopped the mill and ...

... Ci.arie. Mackiimon, E,q M.r. TK.ma, Col.OrouK, K«q. Waller T.MOck, K«q. i Beniamin Rankin, E,q. Wn>. Moatsgn. John Jnland Rawlinsou, Esq. > John Richard., Kiq. C Peter Skipper, K*q. i BeetbMm, F.«( F.S.A. F.L.S. Richard E»q. \\ illinir Doriet Fellowe., ...