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... marbles and bronzes of Venice and Florence—the most voluptuous Divans to found in the Constantinople harems—tire most convenient arm-chair* of all descriptions supplied England, and. whatever articles of furniture the taste and elegance of France yield—never ...
... for exchanging into the lith Dragoons, commended by the Earl of Cardigan, better known as the Lord Bitidenel of the celebrated court martial against Captain Wathen. The Earl of Cardigan had given his assent to the entrance of Captain Smith into his regiment ...
... LAWS. TO THE RICC'LTURfSTS OF ENGLAND. Tk Ques.'i;n. (From Ileiald.) To be, not to be, that is the question! —Hami.et. Lord John Russell ha* declared that Monday the fifteenth of Apiil, call upon the House of Commons, by the contrivance of Irish vote, ...
... Maude, m. Garnett, M m. Smith, John Fletcher, and L. J. J. Norr»ys, Mr. Oswald Milne, jon., then called the whole of the prisoners, whose 11 nnes are Thomas Hard, Edward liyhy, William Darran, John Hodges, ff tn. Stamlield, John Wight, and William Saylor. ...
... and against the wall were suspended in the centre the Queen'; Arms, surrounded flags belonging to the Cinque Ports Volunteer Regiments, and a trophy composed of a enriass, helmet, and arms, taken from the field of Waterloo, between two stands of muskets ...