... taste of the artist. Mr. Scott is in ,f represented as lie frequently sits when transacting public tllt business, with one arm resting on a table, on which are sel placed some papers, with writing materials, &c. The other PT' i pictures of Mr. Howell ...

... coup dwil. The crimson-striped room was far more interesting to the soldier. It contains portraits of the brave companions in arms of his Grace, and among them we recognised many of our country's bravest defenders, who have passed into eternity, but whose ...

... son. Monday last, the wife of John Crowther, delver, of Queen's Head, of three children— two boys and a girl. They were all barn alive, but one of them is since dead. Marriages, On the 4th inst., at the parish church (St. John's) the Rev. Ralph Green-side ...

... High Treason and Sedition-John Frost, Charles Waters, John Partridge, James Aust, Thomas Davis,.Richard Benfield, John. Rees John Lovell, Solomon Brittan, George George, William Jones. Committed for a Month-John Morris, ...

... form themselves into associations for the j purpose of being armed. And tbe answer that he had invariably given to them was to advise them to do no such ] thing. U such men were to be armed without being under j any military control, he could conceive ...

... they knew themselves to be impotent, and when they felt that then- welfare depended on their unobtrusiveness. While the fleshy arm was weak, they committed their quarrel to the dealings of Providence; but, waxing stout and courageous, they now venture themselves ...

... to their control. I have the hope that their assent will be obtained, which has never been ref csed when the honour of onr arms aad onr permanent interest have been called in cuMtiDn. t'S ?? ».•■•-'- -The slate of oar finances allows of sach increased ...

... Sunday School-room, at Morley, and passed off in a highly gratifying manner. Chas. John Brandling, Esq., presided. On his right sat the Rev. A. Cassels, Vicar of Batley, John Wade, Esq., of Beeston, Mr. Wordsworth, of Stump Cross, Mr. C. Topham, of Wortley ...

... letters of which signify a man-the first three a ?? first four a great man, and the a' whole a great womass 2 he GRATTAN AT TWENTY-ONE..M.1 r Grattan's man. I nec at this rieme was so singular, that at one of the placet where he of resided with his friend Day ...

... and 18, have been stolen, within a few days, from tihe house of AMr. Farrar, the Ordnance Arms, North Town End. VasESS. RonBERIES.-On Tuesday, Thoulas Duke l and John Shaw were examined before the West Riding magistrates, at Leeds, (having been remanded ...

... the management of the match : — Mr. Robert Barr, Mr. F. Boscovitz, Mr. R. A. Brown, Mr. Robert Cadman, Mr. John Luccock, Mr. J. Muff ; Mr. John Rhodes, secretary. Lunar Rainbow. — This beautiful atmos- pherical phenomenon was. seen in Leeds and neigh- ...

... the conduct of the constables in entering the prisoner's house, and seiz| the arms. Higgins did not give any account of the way in which he had become possessed of the arms. The magistrates, after deliberating a few minutes, said they would adjourn their ...