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... LAWS. TO THE RICC'LTURfSTS OF ENGLAND. Tk Ques.'i;n. (From Ileiald.) To be, not to be, that is the question! —Hami.et. Lord John Russell ha* declared that Monday the fifteenth of Apiil, call upon the House of Commons, by the contrivance of Irish vote, ...
... crowd from «b. y OU ,it little while on is very gentleman asks you to danc*,-to this Vulv that will very happy; you take h.s arm, and you reply , thdl . , have a succession of partwalkto quadrille gmall ners. 0 perhaps some jelly, and glass of white and ...
... follow out that perilous profession—an instance of youthful intrepidity very rare among the order to which be belongs. Mr. Grattan, his History of the Netherlands, states that one of the most violent factions which ever existed any countrv, took place Holland ...
... The former had (say* Mr. Grattan) the distinctive characteristics of tho Saxon race—talent* for agiicoltnre, navigation, and Com* meree—perseverance rather than vivacity—and more courage than taste for the profession of arms: the latter, on the other ...
... births and deaths of many distinguished men having occurred in Oiat month. Addison was born, and Dryden died, on the lst; Sir John Thornhill died the ; Napoleon Bonaparte, who was declared Emperor on the 18th, 1804, died on the sth, 1821; Cumberland died ...
... were Bade John Sionl. Esq. Wm. Brown, t-sq. —Lord Martlimn, Sir Wil iam Geafv, T. L. Hodges, esq. M.F., Robert Tassel .es ...
... the puuishment of drunkenness. There is still remaining in the Hall portrait of John Ward, who in 16*7 was deer keeper to Sir John Manners afterwards Earl of Rutland. This John Ward, as stated by the attendant expositor, was turned out the family no less ...
... Pike, of Holywell -street On the 4th instant, at his lodgings in Albanv * Regent’s Park, aged 38, after long and painful Mr. John George Babb, of George-streel, in On Saturday last, Southampton, Mrs. 1 mother of Mrs Joseph Plowman, ol the Com M On Monday ...
... llm oftbU cswulr;,»bem November, 1830—that mvmormW* sight, sbss tbs tsisslsras touches swrs tsssib’y thsn story cry si To arms—tssrms.snO Go* Most Mood temnt dlonsr, oarrtlirs sla retrsocbcilbstwaa raised tbs gallant youths si tbs military Us. Tbstsmsntbs ...
... 1839. THE MANNERS SI FAMILY. [From the Cambridgt’ Adeerttzer.] StriTON nit SiNECUUiST.— Mr. Manners Sutton (whose real name John Henry Thomas Manners Sutton) holds the situation of Registrar the Office Faculties, which, as far a.s is concerned, complete ...
... be Of Captain Rock and his family. Mr. J. BROWN said he knew that all classes in Irelat.' anxious to have this Bill. w, Sir JOHN KEY felt that in addressing tLe House for th time, after the debate had been protracted to so unu* 1 length, and after every ...
... William Pinnell, of Up Lauabourn, Berks, farmer. Edward Downes, of Chorlton-row, Lancashire, publican. John Platt, of Liverpool, innkeeper. John Cheeseman, of Reading, Berks, baker. Richard Walker, of Rushforth, Manchester, merchant. J. and SI. Graveson ...