... was to be put up in a ship of war ; when, in point of fact, the whole force of the country ought at this moment to be under arms, in order to bring the contest in which we were engaged to a speedy and honourable termination. (Cheers.) But let them just ...

... Esq., B. A. of St. John's College. Cambridge, has been appointed Second Master of Oswestry Grammar School. On Wednesday last the Rev. Henry Jacob Mott was instituted to the Rectory of Bodliam, Norfolk, on the presenta-, tion of John Thur.ton Mott, Esq ...

... Charles James Napier, Major- General the Hon. Sir Hercules Pakenham, Sir John Thomas Jones, Bart., Major. General Sir John Fox Burgoyne, Sir Thomas Whitehead, and Major-General Sir John Doveton, were introduced and were severally knighted by her Majesty, ...

... counties, with reference* to armed associations, led to some discussion. The noble duke observed that large bodies of men had associated themselves in different parts of - the country, and had obtained possession of arms for the ostensible purpose of ...

... THE DOVER, TELEGRAPH AND CINQUE PORTS ADVERTISER. C nuntess of Cardigan, at Canterbury. After inspecting the nobletoi‘ earl's fine regiment, his royal highness intends to proceed ..laidstone, and then return to town. t i ‘lr• Henry Des Vceux is about ...

... intention of being present at the Banquet. HONOUR AMONG THIRVES.—The Age in its last number complained very bitterly that John Bull (oh fie! John Bull) and the Globe, (we are nut so much surprised at the Globe, for being a ministerial creature it naturally lives ...

... devices, &c. Rack of arms, St. Sebastian, Pyrenees A village fete, from D. Teniers, 18ft long, by 11 feet high ; Racks of arms &c. Pampluna Bidassoa, —Moses in the Bulrushes, 18 feet long by 11 feet high ; Racks of Arms, with fringed banners ...

... following &c. Rack of arms, St. Sebastian, Pyrenees '',llage fete from D. Teniers, left long, by 11 feet high ; B a lts of arms &c. Peimpluna , Bidassoa, —Moses in the O rushes, 18 feet long by 11 feet high ; Racks of Arms, with c: ll ged banners ...

... Esq. Registrar of Dover Castle, were invited. We regret to state that S.r John Rae Reid met with a very re,ious accident on Saturday se'nnight wLen riding in Hydepark. Sir John was mounted on it young and high-spirited horse, which took fright, and running ...

... arrived the previous day from Walmer Castle, and dined with the Earl of Cardigan, at Hales Place. About noon he proceeded to the barrack field, accompanied by the Countess of Cardigan on horseback, the band soon after striking up See the Conquering Hero ...