... both will find—which we should rather say both have already found it impossible to replace. 1x Cursniee.—For some back, Mr. John Lancaster Moreton, of this town, lias had workmen employed to build a wall, and make other improvements on his estate at ilton ...

... 1645, to use the Metallic Capsules Mr. John Thomas Betts, London, known under the •• Brrrs'a Pstskt Metallic CsrsVLß. top covering for alt the Bottles, both large and small. Ailed with the Mineral Waters for Mr. John Thomas Bells, and intended for Kingdom ...

... burning sun Of Italy sleep, come forth. And they whose bones longwhile And the slumberers Lie bleaching in Syrian Arise, with arms in mder the reeds of the Nile, their hands. And at Midnight in his shroad, leaves his tomb, And blows a blast, long, di , and ...

... that he, the said John Church may take and use the surname of Church, in addition to and after that of Pearce, and bear the arms of Church quarterly with those of Pearce ; such arms bei first duly exemplified according to the laws of arms, and recorded in ...

... Esq.; John Raymond Barker, of Fairford Park, Esq. Partridge, of Bishop's Wood, Esq.; Sir John Jas, Garbett Walsham, of Knill Court, Bart.; John Francis Vaughan, of Court Field, Esq. Monmouthshire—Thomas Prothero, of Malpas Court, Esq.; Chas. John Kemys ...

... with that occupying the highest place on the North sido and reckoning horizono *j—^‘ tor » S. Andrew. S. James, major, S. John, S. Thomas, S. James, minor, S. IMiiUip, S. S. Matthew, S. Simon, S. Jude, S. Mattliias. The tracery at the head of tills window ...

... much pleasure to be enabled to state, u non authority, that Mr. Berwick, of illustrious and patriotic memory, i nephew of Grattan, has really been appo' A inted Vice-President of the Galway College. Mr. Berwic' k is a gentleman of the most polished manner ...

... terminating at o1 r near cel rtain lands root of Aylstone Hill, in theparishes called the Priory, lying at the f 8 aint John otherwise Saint John of Saint Peter, Saint Owen, the Baptist, and All Saints, or some or one of them, in the city of Hereford and liberties ...

... submUsion by threats to surrender the Government into the hands of Lord John Kussell. That bub has burst ; Lord John has had the Governmcut 5n his little gmsp, and, to borrow one 6f Mr. Grattan's tumid figures, the baby-hand has been repelled even by the energy ...

... ) horse ports.” Jrilish tissioa es, ; total In ad•r* the fullowthem s and better armed. Kra.ce car* '* f Cleansing and removal of nuisances. invasion by sealing all the French ports through a vigorous blockade ? Which is most probable that Great llritain ...

... Banbury ) Warwickshire and Loud on (Worcester and Weedon Line.) Welsh Midland, Welsh Midiand Continuation (Carmarthen to Cardigan.) Wilts and Gloucester Junction. Worcester and Leominster. W ster and Merthyr Tydvil. W ester and Ww ran Portdynll oath Wales ...

... ■ ataeal.—ln the Comet, from Bridgwater. bush barley. I>. ■'* John & Aon, from Barnstaple, barley and oat*.—!■ the kSwansea, tons wood.—ln the Star, J. oats —lo the Sarah, from Cardigan, black 1 the Harriet, from Gloucester, sacks flour,—ln the '’ *• ...