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... were admitted to Degrees : BACHELORS OF ARTS.—Viscount Villiers, and Hon. Henry Barrington, Christ Church; James Bliss, One!; Thomas Ormerod, Brazennose; Henry Nowell, Corpus •, Richard Alexander, Wadha m . On the Ist of May the number of Compositions sent ...
... burn and Richard Bentley, 8, New Burlington.street. MEXICO.—In 1 vol. Bvo, with Map and numerous Illustrations, 16s, lEUT. HARDY'S TRAVELS in the INTERIOR of 1.1 MEXICO, in 1826, 1827, and 1828.— This work is certainly one of the most curious and valuable ...
... from Glasgow, with sundries; Liberty, Thomas, fre'' Poole, with clay; Jane and Ellen, Griffiths, from Poole, with 1 Hope, Davies, from Newport, with iron; Turtle Dove, Davies, fre l Cardiff, with iron • Sarah, 'Thomas, from Swansea, with copper; De Vries ...
... from Glasgow, with sundries; Liberty, Thomas, CO ° Poole, with clay; Jane and Ellen, Griffiths, from Poole, with Oa) Hope, Davies, from Newport, with iron; Turtle Dove, Davies, from Cardiff, with iron; Sarah, 'Thomas, from Swansea, with copper; Be Vries ...
... and is the only way to reform the world. Died, on Wednesday last, at his residence, at Angersleigb, near this town, aged 79, Thomas Southwood, Esq. The death of this gentleman has furnished a fertile topic of conversation among the persons of this neighbourhood ...
... Berkeley. E. Berkeley H. Frampton, Colrington, Durham, A. Cotton, Price, Wrottesley, E. Herbert, G. Paget, Coote, two Hastings, Hardy, C. Beau - demi Maryborough, A. Pelham, Tullamore, three Manners, S. Lennox, Hervey, G. Wortley, M. Wood, H. Baring, T. Amherst ...
... D'Almaine, 20, Soho-square. XT VOCAL MUSIC. 11 By MRS. R. ARKWRIGHT, the HON. MRS. C. E. NORTON, MRS. H. S. BLACKWOOD, and THOMAS MOORE, Esq. A SET of SIX ANCIENT SPANISH BALLADS, Historical and Romantic. The Words by John Lockhart, Esq., the Music by ...
... HORSE, with a long tail • price 50 guineas.—To be seen at Sex and Adams's, Blenheim-stables, Blenheim. street. Inquire for Thomas Grimsby, the coachman. The above are warranted. TO be SOLD, a BROWN GELDING, six years old, 15i hands high, warranted sound ...
... had heard since he entered that Honse of Members returned under particular laws and influences. Bnt where was there any one hardy enough to say that the House was, generally speaking, returnedi by the people? As long ago as the year 1792 a Member of that ...
... well, therefore, that the people should know that anxious as men might be to preserve the fruits of corruption, none were hardy enough to deny its existence.—(Cries of Question.) The Right Hon. Baronet objected to give the people of England their rights ...
... Pyemont, William W. Butler Dennis Edward Jones, and George Mellin, Lincoln; Thomas Hcnry , Maitland, William Heberden Karslake, and Thomas George Francis Howse, Oriel; and Thomas Patteson, Exeter. KING'S 2 1-IEATICE There was no opera on Saturday night ...
... Metternich.—Thisis, perhaps, one of the finest paintings in the gallery—we cannot say as much for its expression, but Sir Thomas could not give a nobleness of character to the picture which nature had denied to the original; bedizened in theatrical finery ...