... contrast—stout in person, with round, ruddy, good-humoured face, large blue eyes, and a wig, orange to-day, brown yesterday, and golden to-morrow. Near them sat Colonel Benton, temporary people’s man, remarkably chiefly for his pomoosity. He sat swelling amidst ...

... Dick, d.m’t open any mnre oyster* with razors. —New Monthly Alajazine *• \Vli-n a I’* X fin tleinaii ...

... tal vies and washing stands fully furnished—toilet glasse s—bed steps, idets, d—deltt foot baths and water clothes airers and boot and shoe stan d window biinde—fenders jugs—bed-round and chamber carpets and fire irons. WALL, &c. Brussels and Vi ‘enctian ...

... .-.The 'Cry toast was drunk amidst hearty cheering. hy The Chairman having proposed the health of Lord hey Maidstone, wasy Lord Maidstone returned thanks. After afewiprefaitory for remrkhe again repeated what he had stated at Leeds, eel- that lfie ...

... James Dunne, set up property its place, and that such a man Dora Esq . 11. Kearney, Esq . Ballinakill, county Kildare. 11. ; Maidstone should be ,ta D \ i , c,. . I* • Matthew O’Don- Garnet who brought forward a charge against me, tna i .oscpi. oc-, .sq., ...

... happiness of the state as Lord Lyons, Ratbcoole; cr Robert Caiaidy, Daniel Hutton, Esq., 6, Old Dominick street, H.; Robert Maidstone. I would not deprive him of vote, although his (if by Letter, po®t-paid). Johnston, Esq , barrister, II.; Edward Clements ...

... the rescue of the chief the tadocracy. Four successive defeats the government rewarded the courage of the youthful Lord Maidstone, and drought upon the ministers such humiliation the eyes of all England they had never before experienced. The lion’s skin ...

... Lord's imitation of sgitatui's iniiiiiicr ocasi-ined great laughter.)— that (Lord Maidstone) found that be must meet him. If over there was butfnim, he. [Lord Maidstone] then saw the tl ins of onions Mr. O’Connell plnv the rh iraetcr, unit heat anything ...

... fully the terras of last week, hut the actual business transacted was mostly confined to parcels for exportation. Wheat, Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, red, 52s to 62s j white, 64s to ; Norfolk and Lincoln, red, 54k to 61s: white, 54s to Is; Northumberland and ...

... when Wale replied, ” Old | Mick’s in here, but I’ll mark him befoie I’ve d«me with ! him !” or woids to that effect. The * boots” returned into the house, ano in the course of a few minutes a i ciy of ** murder !” was heard lo proceed from ihe yard. All ...

... body end •iceves »|ilendi'Uy orntmeoted with «li*mond» nod emerald*. Heeddrc- —leathers, diamonds, and lappet*. It'ichess of KENT.—Train Woe poplin, richly brocaded In aUTeT. (of Iriah manufacture.) elegantly trimmed with allrer border and blonde ; dress ...

... These galleries were dignified by their proprietors with the various aristocratic titles of the Koval Victoria Gallery, the Kent Gallery, the Canning Gallery, &c. Sec. Shortly after five o’clock, the frequent showers, which had threatened to render the ...