... proportion of the different volumes in their through the press. Encouraged by this consideration, •e made cpplication to Lord John Russell, as Secretary for the Home Department, for assistance from die royal bounty to aid him the accomplishment of this ...

... to appear ois deck iss his full nasal uniform t and whew Lord Nelson received the fatal shot, he fell into Captain Hardy's arms: and out hearing the triamphaut shout of victory, he inquired what number of the euesny had struck, and being answered Iwealy-oae ...

... were Sir John Tylden, Mr. Burbridge, and Mr. Johnson, whose decisions gave universal satisfaction. Amongst the numerous visitors noticed Mrs. West and family, the Rev. R. Price, president, Mrs. Price and party, Rev. R. Fraser and party, Sir John Tylden ...

... Esq. Registrar of Dover Castle, were invited. We regret to state that S.r John Rae Reid met with a very re,ious accident on Saturday se'nnight wLen riding in Hydepark. Sir John was mounted on it young and high-spirited horse, which took fright, and running ...

... arrived the previous day from Walmer Castle, and dined with the Earl of Cardigan, at Hales Place. About noon he proceeded to the barrack field, accompanied by the Countess of Cardigan on horseback, the band soon after striking up See the Conquering Hero ...

... d have passed law offering a reward of 5/. for every skin of wolf killed in the province ; and Society has been formed St. John’s for the special purpose of destroying wolves. The Grenada Free Press mentions the arrival at that island of the hired transport ...

... Hart, Job Greenway, John Beckley, and John Dobson, at yearly rents amounting to 2614 ; and also that part of a Piece of Freehold Garden Ground lying directly behind the said dwelling house and garden, now in the occupation of John Hill, as the same is ...

... Wellington, Lord Bloomfield, and the chief military personages and gentry, partook of a superb dejeune with Lord and Lady Cardigan, and the officers at the barracks. The mess room not being sufficiently spacious for the numerous visitors, Captain and Mrs ...

... rely a attachment and your bravery, and I tell your enemies that a triomph they will find a grave. “Confidence, companions in arms, your chief foretel the benediction of Heaven, and with it the certainty of cause, “Le Compte de More On the 19th Espartero ...

... at die King’s Arms Inn, Chulmleigh, Devonshire. Rhodes and Co., Chancery-lane JosEFH Hamilton, and William Henry Hamilton, Manchester, calico-printers, Nor. 11, Dec 10, at the Commissioners* Rooms, Manchester. Milne aod Co.. Temple—^— John Haxworth, Sheffield ...

... Monmouth and Brecon would also attacked by the armed Chartists. [From the Morning Post.) Bristol, Monday Evening. This morning 10,000 Chartists marched into Newport, and commenced an attack with fire-arms the place where the magistrates’ meeting is held ...

... of modern degeneracy thus practically proved to be quite erroneous. There understood to be plan in progress devised by Mr. John Martin, the celebrated painter, for materially improving and beautifying the banks of tbe Thames from Vanxhall bridge to some ...