... to the prevailing opinion, is, to extort the measure from the British Cabinet and the British people, not by any appeal to arms, for the partisans of repeal are well aware that that could only end in defeat and disaster, but by annoying the Government ...

... per diem, 33/. 9s. '2d. Rider, Thomas (Kent), Comet, 1816; half pay, 64/. per annum. Grattan, James (Wicklow), Lieutenant; half pay, 42/. Byng, Right Hon. Sir John Poole), Lieut-General, 1793. Average annual income as Colonel of the 29th regiment,6l3/ ...

... 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* ...

... power of the insurgents will continue to extend, until the crisis arrives at which the armed interference of France will be imperative. We did hope, notwithstanding Sir JOHN CAM changed his opinion with regard to flogging in the army, and par consequence a ...

... they always express it as being a mark of great contempt towards him. The bones, if of a chief, are preserved; those of the arms and legs being used for making flutes and ear ornaments; it of a common individual they are thrown away. With respect to the ...