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... ascertain, the only portions which have hitherto been discovered, are the skull, the jaw-bone, the bone of t►e legs and owe of the arms. These have been collected and placed in a shell which had previously been prepared for their reception, and t►ey now await ...
... er the ehoec title, ha* been jut publiabed. It is *clection of the most important paHage* in the writings of the late Rev. John Waster, celebrated memory, and has prefixed to it portrait of tbs good old mao, and indefatigable aenrant of Gon. together ...
... disease has spread among these poor creatures, eg which threatens to exterminate them altogether. in able.- John Palk, a seaman, says Sir John he Ross, being asked by me, ' What was the most remarkl awable event in his life?' lie answered, that he; had ...
... One Vol., by Sir JOHN HISTORY Of NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, one Vol., by BVDEN POWEI 1 Professor of Nat. Phil, in the University ol Oxford. TRKA TISE on ARITHMETIC, One Vol., by Dr. LARDNER. TREATISE ...
... llm oftbU cswulr;,»bem November, 1830—that mvmormW* sight, sbss tbs tsisslsras touches swrs tsssib’y thsn story cry si To arms—tssrms.snO Go* Most Mood temnt dlonsr, oarrtlirs sla retrsocbcilbstwaa raised tbs gallant youths si tbs military Us. Tbstsmsntbs ...
... Edward Wolstenholme, Heury R. Westeura, John Craven Westenra, Robert Chaloner, R. Musgrave, Bart. ; Ww. Sharman Crawford. M.P.; J. Parsed, B^rt. , D. Henry, Dublin; John Chivers, Dunlin; Richar ...
... record its just admiration of the sentiments expressed by Matthew Thompson, Esq., of Bradford, at the late dinner given to Sir John Beckett in this town, and likewise at the dinner given to Mr. Hardy, at Bradford, wherein he enforces the justice and necessity ...
... chose to travel with their Lords, we do not see why, because they happen to be relatives of economical Whigs, they are to put John Bull to a thundering extra expense. But this is not till. The firebrand government steamer, we perceive, was ordered the other ...
... adopted. Rovai Gsot. rafhir\l Society.—The ordinary meeting of Monday evening, at its in Regent> Jot President, in the chair. Sir John Firr .v anmuneed that the council had decided that his Ma. -tv'« a 1-. tal premium should !«e awarded to Captain Back, on ...
... head, and his hand and arm dreadfully lacerated. It is necessary to explain the term hand and arm” by stating that the unfortunate victim of this brutal attrocity has but one, being a pensioner from the 88th Regiment, who lost an arm when bravely ascending ...
... thorough conviction of Mr. O'Connell that, through the subordinate agency of certain tools of his, namely, Lord Melbourne, Lord John Russell, and the rest, he can do what he pleases; and his determination not to be deprived of the use of instruments so tractable ...
... £.^ Ms *° J Y.bMfcory, Mr. Emanuel Hutchins, the owner of eaten- j had nut, during any pan of toe period from Ist of Mr. Grattan possesses, that even when digresses Trum h.- story for the{.ernnnent health, .vb Estates in' ,he county Cork. The plaintiff ...