... 12—18 I Brecon I Bridgenorth | SCHEDI •The following comprises the those towns within the circuit Skction I.—Parliamentar Cardigan I Pwllheli | Section 2.—Boundaries to be Basingstoke . 12—-.18 Caine Chard 9—12 Chippenham 12—~I8 Glastonbury The hill is ...

... elderly geutleman with; a cocoa-nut head fast asleep in an arm-chair; and upon the tire place at the other end of the room, a ditto old geutleman, with a ditto head, equally fast asleep in another arm-chair. Where there are cards, certainly people congregate ...

... not to forced on the councils against their will. Sir Roltert Peel withdrew his amendment, and Lord John UusseH’s proposition was agreed to. Ijord John Russell then moved the omission of the clause M, which had been introduced by the House of Lords; and ...

... es to Greenaway end Broad, but discharged fintlowith as to all his other creditors. John Cade we, to filen fresh balance sheet. The following persons were discharged John N Wholes, T. EIOIO3. Themes Llovirellin, William Ilmumont, ltidgwal. S. l'ain. Thomas ...

... Linseed J. I. &assert A. Limon& Colonel R. C Sheisrood J• Adolphos, M. D. John E. Mansell John Gardner John Raselan N. Risklend W. S. Phillips, B. D. Henry Pointer 'noises G. Welles John M. Hyrob A. Gardner R. E. Prodler J. S Con B Jones, Jun. Wm. Smith Job ...

... peusious. It also appeared that an officer would receive his pay without any oath at all, but if he bad the misfortune to lose his arm, he was then called upon to confirm the fact upon oath four times a year, fa laugh J He did not inteud to interfere with the ...

... Whole Length, Plain, Bronze, Shaded, or in Colours; in Single Figures or Family Groups; Infants in their Mothers’ or Nurses’ arms; and larger Children at their favourite pursuits or diversions. Portraits of Horses, Dogs, &c. Plain or elegantly Bronzed. ...

... - j Aspland. John Adams, Charles Ashley. J. Altkms. Rwhwd Ash. John Addington, John Aysh, John Allman. John Allen, Hath . J. Btamhall, Thomas Brand. Joseph Baber. T' Ball. K. K. Barnes, J . Baker. W. Barnard. W. Batten Helcher ' Ball. ...

... London te saw John Kemble and Mrs. Siddons perform ; the foll owing anecdote may be paratleled with Nelson’s threat of having ‘ ** On their return home * a gazette to himself :— Kemble to. the life. ight, Kean started up and imitated John His wife was ...

... countless thousands. (Sn these plains the warriors of ?? Crusaedrs met in deadly .ontlict their Saracen foes, until at lengtd the arms of Saladin again retook Jerusalem. 'I'he Moslem now rules over desert tracts once the rcite of mighty empires. it is in these ...

... Warehouse, Bath; the Golden ion, and Fortes~e Arms, Barnsssphe; Mr. Assos'Far, Steam-Packet Hotel, 'Iharacombe; King's Arnms Inn, Plymotuth; Etr'SHotel, Devonport: and at heStamPake Ofic, 0,QuyBamRISOL, 'Mr. JOHN HAREYAgatt atd t he arour and Steam-Packet ...

... in declaring that, as a piditical man, I womb! sot hare done it. flee renmrlit from Mmos. Mir,. (iorlhara, llarrer. Ward, Grattan, Rice, Lod Stooley, and others, Mr. Reeve . mill be would withdraw his inuetoilment.—The Chas! rrilor.f the Elcherter did ...