... and attain.t the -all ware «i»|temled in H.o centre the Queen's arm!, anr rounded daif! helnogiui! Hie Cinque Port. Volunteer •inteniq and trophy eom|.»ed t.f ruir.tt, liehtiel, ami nth. arm., taken f-om lire of Wati rluo, lalween Httt .lands of niu.kiil ...

... thought she should (hus get to go for less. She fetched three-pennyworth of vum, which she had at the har-house, from the Cardigan’s Arms lon. She is not in the habit of drinking spirits. It could not take much effect, as three people partook of it. Her conduct ...

... for his diplomatic talent*. There Is a rumour of Lord Plunkett’s retirement, and that Sir John CampMl will hr* successor in the Irish Chancellorship. * Plain John’ should keep a sharp lookout. Time presses; and unless is resigned coutinue simple knight ...

... are either Milanese, tlennan, or Spanish, and of the most exquisite w-.rkmanship, will as the arms them, and which will used L'ie melee. The knights arc to armed cap-a-pie. The squires in hall or anccret armour, the attendants brigantine*, jacks, and jazerines ...

... Furdy, spoke against the ministerial bill; Mr. Poulter, Mr. H. Grattan, and Mr. Vil- liers Stuart, in its favour. The debate was then adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Tuurspay, June 2. Lord John Russell moved the order of the day for resuming the adjourned ...

... put by the Speaker, Sir William Follett rose to reply to Lord John Russell. He maintained, that on several leading provisions of the Bill the two Houses were agreed! and denied that Lord John Russell had given a correct description of several of the Lords ...

... held in the Inghamite chapel, Duko-stroet, when addresses were delivered by Messrs. Thos. Morgan, Edward Parsons, John Kershaw, and John Andrew, jun. The evils of intemperance,, and the benefits and felicity of sobriety, were strongly impressed upon the ...

... high standing, and person of acknowledged Judgment. He was one celebrated society, termed The Monks of the Screw.’ including Grattan, Cuff (afterwards Lord Langrith, Wolf, kc. kc. As each member entered the House, my friend named them in succession, and generally ...

... CHAS. ALLEN, Esq. JOHN BRADBURY, Esq. WM. CASH, Esq. THOMAS CASTLE, Esq. Acvical 1.D. CONQUEST, M.D. F.L.S. THOMAS HODGKIN, M.D. JAMES CROFTS, Esq. JOHN FELTHAM, Esq. JOSEPH HARGRAVE, Esq. JOSEPH JANSON, Esq. S. HAYHURST LUCAS, Esq JOHN ST. BARBE, Esq. ...

... abolished— - E. C. I.isier void fir the motion, John Ilanly uyainst it. Motion lost : Ayes, 9G ; Noes, loth On Mr. C. [.ushinqton’s motion fur relieving the 'mm the House of I.ords— E. Lister voted far the motion, John Hardy against if. Motion lost Ayes, MG; ...

... generally to the medicines adininistered. John Lovelace, Poreman. Thos. D. Main Samuel Lane Arehd. Currie Hl. Chiverton James Mee John Eveleigh Thomas Payn George Allwright Henry Parratt | Joseph Seaman T. Brown John Brown INTERESTING TO TITE People of England ...

... 1834; and to give to his majesty power to remit charges on account of ad- vances on the security of arrears of tithes.” Lord John Russell said he would not oppose the resolutions pre- paratory to the introduction of the contemplated bill; which, he reminded ...