... on the government, and abandoned its execution to the popular arm (in the same manner, probably, as the inquisition washes its hands of its victims by handing them over to the secular arm), it says, Ihe first cry of insurrection was uttered by the National ...

... Fletcher and John Young, of Milbrook, Southampton, ironfounders, August 20, eleven, at Basinghall-street—John Clarkson, Windmill. street, Finsbury.square, merchant, and late Commander of the Cambrian, August 20, twelve, at Basinghall street—John White, side ...

... Wrockwardine VYood, Salop. On the Bth inst. the new church of St. John, at Perry Barr. Birmingham, was consecrated by the Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry. It was built at the sole expense of John Gough, Esq., and affords accommodation for 450 persons. It is ...

... y Acquaintance with the late Ed. mund Kean, T. C, Grattan. Esq —The Factory, poem the Hon. Mis. Norton—Dick Dnleiul, a sketch from nature, by the author of Paul Pry”—The Divorcee Devote, tale by John Banim, Esq Seasonable Ditties, bjt Thos. Haynes Bay ...

... instituted to the rectory of Billockby. Norfolk, Same day the Rev. J. »o the rectory of Catfield, Norfolk. Friday Ust the Rev John Cax, to the vicarage Posliogford. Suffolk. The 231 iost. the Rev. Daniel Veyaie to the perpetual curacy of Davenlry. North ...

... early publication of the following important Works: The autobiography of John galf, Esq., Author of The Ayrshire Legatees,” Lawne Todd,” &c. In 2 vols. «vo. with original Portrait by John Irvine, Esq., on Steel by Graves. AURUNOZEBE; A Tale of the East. In ...

... considered the. people illegal and oppressive. The nature oftbe gnevnoces complained of was staled the House of Commons Mr Grattan, upon affidavits, and anbsequently detailed Sergeant Perrin, when Mr. Littleton ptraised an in.esligalioD into tb* ehsrgea ...

... suspicion was excited by the incongruity. Sir John Lubbock was informed of the circumstance, and questioned tlie prisoner as to an explanation of the matter. The prisoner was silent. u How long,” said Sir John, have you been carrying on this ?” The prisoner ...

... Foncillaa. “ This a summary of the occurrence, and a freak proof of what may bo expected rebels against whom Providence baa armed its right band, and burls its indignation, delivering them over te tbe edge of sword, and to tbearm justice* “ ANTONIO SOLA* ...

... ; and in the mirth and gaiety of the New eat it will remind you L *Tia your Country still * * The traveller would do well arm himself with this volume as shield against the exaggerated admiration of foreign scenes, which sometimes prejudice him against ...

... parties then left the office. Freaks in the Saloon of Covent Garden—A gentleman of fashionable exterior, who gave the name John Jones, was charged with breaking a quantity of glass and china in the saloon of Covent Garden Theatre on the previous evening ...