... walking-stick of Harry V. It is a terrible-looking instrument, six or seven feet in length, remarkably thick and heavy, and armed the end with a cluster of angular iron knobs and a spear-like point. Henry bad this formidable weapon his possession when he ...

... Thursday, March (J, Carmarthen. Pembrokeshire: Thursday March 13, at Haverford west. Cardiganshire: Wednesday, March 19, Cardigan.—Brecknockshire: Saturday, Mar. h22,at Brecon. Radnorshire: Wednesday, March 2ft,at Cheshire: Saturday, March 29. at Chester ...

... D. Johnston, A. Barron, H. W. Beliew, R. M. Blake, M. Chapman, M. L. Evans, G. Finn, W. F. Fitzgerald, T. Fitzsimon, C. Grattan, H. LOTTERIES Pringle, R. Sharpe, Gen. Sinclair, G. Wailace, R. In our last we inserted a brief notice of these sources of ...

... Bellew, and Mr. Sheil, and supported by Mr. Shaw, Mr. Benett, Mr. Lambert, Lord John Hussell, Sir R. Inglis, Mr. Christmas, cVc. Amendments were moved by Mr. H. Grattan, and Mr. O'Dwyer. The first was negatived by to 42 ; the second by 190 to 66. Mr ...

... Lovesey, wheelwright, Mrs. Taylor, the Norfolk Arms, both ot this city. On the 20th nit. at Cbiircham, in IMsconnty. Mr. John Moss, to Miss Mansell, both ot this city. At Chosen, In this county, Mr. John Wilks, of this city, pinner, to Miss C. Valieuder ...

... Correction, be Convicted of Felony, an a inst by Indictment mey ransported for J\MES FRAMPTON. WILLIAM ENGLAND. THOMAS DA DE. JOHN MOR T ON COLSON. AMPTON. HENRY ER UCKER STEWARD. RICHARD T WILLIAM R. CH URCHILL. AUGUSTUS FOSTER. DorcHESTER oF Dorset, } ...

... maltster John Jones. Ptnllwyn Mill. Monmouthshire, miller and shopkeeper Matthias March, the elder, Gosport, wine and spirit luercliant Daniel Good. Surrey Canal Ba«in, Albany road. Camberwell, timber, •too#, and brick merchant INSOLVENTS. John Metivier ...

... which has been for some time so wickedly excited, must be put down ; there can be no compromise ; it must be put down by strong arm, or else the government and the prosririty of both countries will be entirely destroyed. (Cheers.) trust, therefore, my lords ...

... nesday, were the following:-Mr. Neeld, on' appointment as Deputy Lieutenant of the county of Wilts, by Lord Northwick; Mr. John Neeld, on appointment to the Gloucestershire Yeomanry, by the Marquis of Worcester; Mr. Sergeant Ludlow, on taking rank by ...

... Book thereof. 16, King's Arms Yard* London, June 21, 1834. m / PLYMOUTH NirW GRAMtniAR SCHOOL. Head Master. R. NELSON BARNES, M.A. Of Pembroke College. Cambridge. Assistant Masters. WILLIAM S.O. DUSAUTOY,B.A. Scholar of St. John's College, Cambridge. *• ...

... voyages 12 to 1* hours, weather permitting, the communication between Bristol and T, «co, Austle, Launceston, Falmouth, .ye., Cardigan, Aberystwitht Lampeter, Llandilo, $c. ylX** All Goods, Parcels, &c. should be addressed to HENRY » Grove Avenue, Queen Square ...

... of the Premisesapplyto Mr. JOHN I HILLIPS, n. Solicitor, Bank Court, Bristol; and for further particulars to Mr. d P. E. COATES, Solicitor, Stanton Drew, near Bristol, or to to Messrs. BUSH and PRIDEAUX, Solicitors, St. John-Street, Bitol. ROYAL SCENTED ...