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... the chevalier d'honneur of the Princess has no right arm. The arm of the chevalier d'honneur has been cutoff at the shoulder. What could possibly have induced the appointment of a man, with only left arm, to an office, the chief function of which is to offer ...
... Murray Thriepland oppow* Mr. for Perth. Sir John Buchan Hepburn Ims started against Mr. Robert Steoart for the Hadaington botoughs. iKlr. Forbes Mackenzie of Portmaa is, we understand, to be suhstltnterl for Sir John Hay the eon lest for PaeoUwhire with Mr ...
... Reyeelds John llorman, of Dover, superannuated pilot and lodging housekeeper Sheather John, of Rye, millwright Sims John, of New Romney, farmer Tulhurst Jahn, of Dollington, colt breaker Court-house, Canterbnry, 13th July, ten. ('rofts John, of Canterbury ...
... for which she sat to Hans Holbein, and the only one she ever did sit for. It was among the treasures of the late Colonel Johnes, of Hafod, and brought by him, with other valuable pictures, to Langsto . ne, in this county ; after his death it was in the ...
... for which she sat to Hans Holbein, and the only one she ever did sit for. It was among the treasures of the late Colonel Johnes, of Hafod, and brought by. him, with other valuable pictures, to Langstone, in this cennty ; after his death it was in the ...
... could, Mr. Sergeant-at-Arms ! meaning that Mr. Sergeant-at-Arms should usher in the messengers with the usual ceremony. Mr. Howard, fancying, in the confusion of the moment, that the Speaker was calling on the Sergeant -at-Arms to take him into custody ...
... could, Mr. Sergeant -et-Arms'! meaning that Mr. Sergeant-at-Arms should usher in the mes• sepgers with the usual ceremony. Mr. Howard, fancying, in the confusion of the moment, that the Speaker was calling on the Sergeant•at•Arms to take him into custody ...
... yesterday Niven, sailed from Mobile on the Kith ult. in the John Walker, for Liverpool. On the I’Jth long. 44i. stoke the brig Isabella, of Yarmouf’ to Nova Scotia. Leith, June 23—The Jansen, Clark, arm left Dominica on the 25th April; had strong foggy weather ...
... WILLIAM ENGLAND, Chesterfield, druggist. July 1, and 25, at eleven, at the Rutland Arms lan. llakewell. Attorneys, Mr. Vickery, Lincoln's Ina•delds ; and Mr. Grattan, Cbestertlekl. MARSDEN, EDWARD. Dadley. bill. Yorkshire, worsted manufacturer, June ...
... next proclamation.” ' MARYLEBONE—Yesterday three stylishly dressed young men, who gave their names Charles Grace, John Goodwin, and John Marshall, the former of whom said he was gentleman, the second warehouseman, and the latter a clerk, were brought ...
... ISth Foot, to be Assiuant-Surgeon 48th Foot — Assistant-Surgeon John Mitchell, M.D., from tbe S6th Foot, to be A--(tant-S_*_eon, vice Cowen, appointed to the 46th Foot. 6*.d Foot — Major John Garvock, from the half.pay Unattached, to be Major, vice Cramer ...
... MARLBOROUGH-STREET.— Peculiar Case.— On Saturday a very fashionably-dressed young man, whose name on the police sheet appeared tobe John Chandler, was brought before Mr. Conant, charged with having fired a pistol, loaded with ball, through the door of the well-known ...