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... is ! SOLDIERS' SIDE ARMS.—The Grunticle takes great 'edit for its masters, simply because the Home Secretary has at-. to interfere with the jurisdiction of the Horse Guards, relat ive t.,, 0 the practice of soldiers wearing side-arms when off duty. Lord ...
... composed what she calls a New Tragedy, for which she has had the modesty to ask the sum of 400 guineas! Mr. Murray, the renowned John Murray, did not think enough of it, or else suffered too much by his purchase of Francis the First, or the Sleeping Draught ...
... has given up driving the s LIP. for it is clear that he does not now hold the rains. LORD JOHN LOOKING OUT.— It is publicly ann oun ced in Bristol that Lord JOHN RUSSELL intends being a candidate' that city at the next election. Indeed! . What! are the ...
... stick to his occupation of superintending mappings, weedings, and accommodating changes in the honourable corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms, than he is in turning the Lord LieutenantofVv - orcestershire into a mere factious partisin. DISQUALIFIED.—Mr. P. THOMSON ...