... Sir John Hershell. The toast was received and drunk with prodigious applause. Sir JOHN NERIICIIELL rose amid enthusiastic cheers from all parts of the room. The cheering was continued for several minutes, and such a❑ effect had it upon Sir John Herschel ...

... Noble Lord the Secretary at War now entertained, that he could have supported the appropriation clause. The Noble Lord ( Lord John Russell) did consider the appropriation principle as a fair and honourable compromise ; but if his Noble Friend the Secretary ...

... Chapel Royal, St. James's. T he &erinon was preached by the Rev. T. G Mills, who took his text from the s th chapter o f St. John's ospel, and the th verse. °rnel ati ng clergyme n were the Sub_Deati al - id the Rev. Messrs., iladeu an Povah. The musical ...

... unconscious of what passed, until I was recovered by the usual remedies of brandy and cold water, and then found that my left arm' and three ribs were broken. I had been lifted off my horse on the bison's horns, and pitched up in the air. My poor horse was ...