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... his with a cheap bravery. Yet a moinent— Sir John Copley filed an ex-officio against John Hunt O r r lishing Lord Byron's Vision of Judgment, a libel on Ge er ' after his death. Hunt was duly punished. Sir John Copley is now Lord Lyndhurst. Will Lord LY ...
... thing of the Mr. Stewart who is a candidate far Penrhyn ? We also wish to -know if this Mr. Stewart was ever a clerk in King's Arms-yard, in the City? QUEENBOROUOII.—We will not stop to notice your conduct towards your benefactor and friend. You had many ...
... Volume of the National Library. An able Manual of Scripture Ilistory.—Literary Gazette. No. I. contains the Life of Byron, by John Gait, Esq. with plates complete in a single volume, price ss. No. 111., comprising the History of Chemistry, by Thomas Thomson ...
... style we conceive Air. Grattan to be strikingly original. He carries the sympathy of the reader through scenes, however foreign and Unfamiliar, by the intensity with which he embadies his own mind in the description. Mr. Grattan; it appears, was residing ...
... reduce, while they relieve and support the . frame in cases of dropsy, rupture, Sze. . R. JOHN ST. JOHN LONG.---THIR.TY GUINEAS REWARD.—Whereas Mr. John St. John Long stands charged with i E LON Y, in haying caused the death of Mrs. Colin Campbell Lloyd ...
... of this month. They had received the Emperor's proclamation at Warsaw, but the enthusiasm was not diminished. Vol unteers, arms, and contributions were pouring in on all sides. They talk of raising the army to 100,000 infantry, and 20.000 cavalry. - The ...
... Portraits, 5 vols. £3. B. incorporatin! HAWKINS, Mrs. PIOZZI, TOUR to the HEBRIDES, TOUR in WALES, By the Right Hon. John Wilson Croker. JOHN MURRAY, Alheinsrle-street. • • On the 30tk June published. No. VI. completing Vol. I. oi the IBRARY OF THE FINE ...
... faithful likeness of Grattan, the author of Highways and Byways, &c. It is no disrespect to say, that Mr. Grattan, as John Wilk said of himself, is only a quarter of hour behind hand in being the handsomest man in existence.. When Grattan first went to domicile ...
... of Whi g h um b ug — an d be t0,. 0 .- chair. The first spokesman was one Mr. John Allen, a quondam broker, and and brother to Allen, the Bond-street tailor. After lowed John Large, Esquire! formerly a man-milliner, and A e int brewer; the Rev. 0. Cla ...
... country reels, even now, from the first shock of the revolutionary convulsion; and it requires firm hearts and well-nerved arms to ward off the deadly blow that has been aimed at the tranquillity, the happiriess, and the honour of England. , ScoTLAND ...
... Harry Grattan come over to Parlyment, and protict the int'rests of his sufferin' country, like his dacent ould father, who got for it only fifty thousand pounds, besides what he sacked under the rose? Not he, indeed. Or my dear friend, Sir John Milley ...
... Thous hast some little Went all admit, - Which might, if well directed, make a hit; But thy conceit and self-importance tend To arm the foe, and to disgust the friend. Thy colleagues feel thou art (though oft a bore) A necessary evil in their corps: There ...