... a*id is afterwards enclosed in a sarcophagus or case reade of sycamore, of cedar, aud sometimes of harder sui stances. Str John Soane possesses an imperfect marble sarcophagus, which was brought iuto this country by Bel-joiii ; but ihe finest specimen ...

... Gloucester. Smith, N., Warminster, innkeeper, Feb. 11, at twelve, the King’s Arms Inn. Warminster. Wallis, P., Comb*Fields, Waiwicksbire, shopkeeper, Feb. 11, eleven, at the Craven Arms Hotel, Coventry. Wills, J., St. James’s-p!ace, St. James’s-street, tailor ...

... 11, P. Wallis, Cornlifields, Warwickshire, shopkeeper, at eleven, at the Craven Arms, Hotel, Coventry—Feb. 11, J. Cherry Coventry, painter, at twelve, at the Craven Arms Hotel, Coventry—Feb. 11, 11. Arnett, Fence, Northumberland, agent, at eleven, at ...

... afterwards, when it was quite da rk, the sentry pointed his arms, and challenged, Who comes there?' Naval officer, drunk on a wheelbarrow!' was the loud reply. Upon Which the sentry recovered arms, singing out in return, Pass, Naval 43 f 8 cer, drunk on ...

... Parliament—The seven linrooets—Theohatd N oif Tone—The Duke of 1% eilington and the Marquis of Londonderry—Lord Norbery—Hen re Grattan—John Pbilooteu era it—Queen Caroline—Lord Yelvertou and the Bar— la. edotes of Irish Judges—lrish Fire.eaters—Duriline Extr ...

... with his character by the John Bull of the 12th instant ; and it is worthy of remark—as showing that this character has not been got up for the purpose of exposing Mr. O'Connell's fraud or weakness—that this article from the John Bull was printed on the ...

... of Englishmen, was indeed the basis of the late Mr. Grattan's political theory, for his prosecution of which he received 50,000/., and the honours of a tomb in West nin- ster Abbey. But Mr. Grattan carried his sedition farther than .Mr. Barrett has done; ...

... belonging to the Earl of West- morland, and the properties of Mrs. Belsey and the Rev. John ord, on the south by the woods and preserves Of the Earls of Westmorland and Cardigan, on the ca ...

... and Bradfute ; for Dublin, John Cumming. Library of Irish Romance.— On the lst of February, with the Magazines, in 3 vols, post Bvo., price only 4s. per vol. bound, originally published at 10s. fid. each, THE CROPPY. By JOHN BAMM, Esq. Forming the February ...

... belonging to the Earl of West m Ol land, and the properties ol Mis. Bel-cy and the Rev. John Ord, on tbe south by the woods and preserves 0( the I nils ot Westmorland and Cardigan, on the cart by lands of Lord Burgheish and others, and on the wc-t by lands ol ...

... much fa your on a man who has twice defeated him at the Horseguards. This military Martinet is the eldest son of the Earl of Cardigan, and one of the members for the county of Northampton. We give that Tory county joy on its being so aptly represented. —Ed ...

... offences he should name, was remarkable, and noi one of those offences rendered the faat particularly important. The robberies of arms which in the seven months ending the 31it of December, 1832, amounted no Kilkenny to sixty-five and under the Act of last session ...