... Queen's arms, surrounded by flags however important-no long course of however belonging the Cinque Ports Volunteer r. gimcnls. and contracted upon public principles—no political hostility (for trophy composed of a cuirass, helmet, and other arms, taken ...

... and against the wall were suspended in the centre the Queen’s arms, surrounded flags belonging to the Cinque Ports Volunteer regiments, and trophy composed a cuirass, helmet, and other arms, taken from the field of Waterloo, between two stands of muskets ...

... centre-piece was inscribed on a garter,, encircling a ducal coronet: Invincible in arms, pre-eminent in council ; this was flanked by groups of weapons, and the arms of Oxford and the Tower of London, of which his grace is respectively chancellor and ...

... of lha Dais— Rack arms, ftc.—” Her ne# pat am. Asaaye. Picture# of Bran, from the Louvre. Tapestry.—Scene from the battles A'exanim’. Rack arm#, Ac.—” Roleia *’ ** Vimeira.” T«prttry.—Scrite from tettlm A'e**n«frr. Rack ...

... Wingfield Stratford. Hon. Robert Spencer, Sir F. Burden, M.P., Sir A. Murray. Bart., &c. the left fide sat the Rev. John Maule, Earl Cardigan, Earl Brecknock, Viscount Canterbury. Viscount Marsham. Lord Maryborough, Lord Wn.irnclitf.-. Lord Brougham, the ...

... were stances, containing the presenting the »s forging the arms of Achilles ; drape ar- at one of the extremities of the y: ard there was placed upon a round with colours, and answering to the arms of the Con Rooms, the “ a huge m odel of the human figure ...

... murdered her father. Lord Londonderry and Mr. 11. Grattan.— The ham Adeertimr contains an address from the clergy of Thirsk, &c., to the Marquis of Londonderry, on the of his recent duel with Mr. Henry Grattan. They cannot forbear thus to state our sincere ...

... which your Lordship, in compliance with the unchristian usages of the upper cla«*ea of society, took in a duel with Mr. 11. Grattan, you should have given the sanction of your high rank and station to practice which grievously violates tho law of Goo and ...

... shelves ; After which, (you can’t better) Take rope and hangyoarse/iw (llest Briton.) NOTES FROM the LIFE OF GRATTAN (by HIS SON, H. GRATTAN, ESQ* M.1.) The most interesting letters of Oniltan (says the arc those written when he was m London, nrenarineas ...

... with the bind-wheels, was precipitated violently forward, and the inside passengers also thrown out. One gentleman had his arm fractured, another his shoulder joint dislocated, a lady was cut across the face, three gentlemen received severe contusions ...

... and against the wall were suspended in the centre the Queen's arms, surrounded flags belonging to the Cinque Ports Volunteer Regiments, and a trophy composed of a cuirass, helmet, and other arms, taken from the field of Waterloo, between two stands of muskets ...

... ’Edward Glennan, Tboraqs Farrell, Jonathan Merl, John Gill, Joseph Bostock, Robert GiUibrond, James Heywopd, Joseph Wilde—twelve months. John Holmes, Chgrlcs M’Mellon. Jolkp Greej, Jas. Wardle, John Latehford, John Smili, Ad»m Dootson,--Tb ...