... they have arms in their hands. But if discipline be a good thing everywhere, is it not as good in the commander as in the private soldier ? If men are formidable because i they have arms in their bands, are not those j who command men with arms in their ...

... rifle distance the army »»fore they were aware of his presence. Two of smail arms and canon loaded with musket settled the affair. The Mexican soldiers then threw down their arms, most of them without firing, and begged for quarter—6oo or 700 were killed ...

... H irrison built a church at dsley, Yorkshire. The Rev. Mr. Tillard built chare at Lower Hardres, Kent. Sir John Aubrey, at Borstal!, Bucks. John Jarrttl,Esq., at Doncaster (endowed). South Warwickshire Election.—The following were the numbers at the close ...

... • Poulter, J. S. Baldwin, Dr. Gordon, It. Power, J. Ball, N. ' Goring, H. D. Price, Sir R. Bannerman, A. Grattan, .1. Pryse, P. Barclay, D. Grattan, H. Posey, P. Baring, F. T. . Grey, Hon. Col. Itanisbottom, J. Barnard, E. G. Grey, Sir G. Rice, Rt. Ho ...

... Gentlemen— first recreation which pro and I arrival produce die of all parties to in the of A Grattan Curate of in of Kilmore from Rector to bishop His Mr Grattan bad for many -nine many different Rectors much respected considered hardly treated of family ...

... be pud endowment, to the *n of Cardigan. There are prehcn-ls the c* llcgiate church of Brecon, one the be>t of which should, we think, annexe,l 1 1 the archdeaconry of Brecon ; which, as well the archdeaconry of Cardigan, is present eery insufficiently ...

... arc rejoiced that Mr. Grattan has given notice a motion for the abrogation of that monstrous power which the Court of Exchequer has allowed to awakened into life and activity in aid of clerical oppression. trust Mr. Grattan has armed himself with the facts ...

... Calvetley Moor, Great Horton Lane, Liule Horton Lane, Bowling Lane, Ambler Thorn, Soper Lane, Bierley, Shelf, Stone Table, the Cardigan Arms Inn, on tbe Leeds Side thereof, and the Bar or Chains across tbe Highways leading from Burley and Reevy, will be Let by ...

... Thoroley, Hoy, J Vcia, Sir C aJephson. COO T Jones, \V Walksr, ajooes, Varbunon, 11 Lister, Wild. G H Mangles, J Tnllsis. aMsrtin, John Stanley, E Q Moroton, Hon A Steuart, R MOM. aßUke. MJ aNtgl*. Sit R altodkio, J J Peu*, P Bowring, aPower, J aßrabaion, Sir ...

... ter in the Coldstream Regt. of Foot Guaids.is .Morse, not Moore. Commission the Loid Lieutenant of the County of Cardigan. Royal Cardigan Miiitla (Rifles.) —Lieutenant Henry Touchel Davies to be Captain, vice Phillips, promoted, June 2t. MONTHLY MILITARY ...

... leading members the liberal prof,-ions. Jacob, Esq., took the chair. The following gentlemen were admitted members : Stephen r, John Reynolds, and Gerald Eyps.. and Doctor O'Rourke. Nir. Grnre Kelly brought forward the motion of which had given notice, and ...

... as a post chaise (belongirg to Mr. Lake, of the Warivick Arms, Warwick) was returning from Soutliam, with Dr, Perkins. of Stratford, who had been to give his vote for Mr. Shirley, the driver, John Burrows, was unfortunately killed. While descending Ufton ...