... every way worthy Mr. Grattan's pen ; its conclusion will awaited eagerly. Recreations in Natural History, and Ancient Days, by the gifted author of Nourmahal,” are valuable as, they are interesting. The Papers of Gentleman Arms* eonfaln. much caustic ...

... Hutt, for Mr. Wilberforce. Lords Surrey and Fitzalan, Roman Catholic Mem- bers of Parliament, abstained from voting upon Lord John motion on Thursday last relative to Chrrch Leases. ‘The venerable General Sir Frederick Wetherall, for- merly Aid-du-Camp to ...

... succession, His Excellency Admiral Sir John Ommaney, of her Britannic Majesty's service, came on board to pay his respects; and when passing the English and French squadrons, the yards were manned, the mariws under arms, and the bands struck up the Portuguese ...