... on bleeding his Majesty, j words Liberie ! Egalite! ou Mori.' very ~ c 1 ,'.«- 1, ,„.ii on his arm. They could not recover from their ft f Charles John has been so long a King that gisFjJ that he began by being a mere hero, and that King that one cannot ...

... eusumg, vis.: —lteaminster: John h’urmedge, gendeman ; i U. («ould, ; Richartl \l arr, surveyor. Hetii'Comoe: yeoman.—Hroadwio>or: John Mniih, yeoman; John M akely, yeoman—Jturatuck : Samuel Paul, yetioan—Cheddingtoo: John yeoman,— Last: ihoroaa Paul ...

... says the Dublin Freeman) that should a call the house ordered, it be disobeyed, and that O'Connel, O'Brien, John O'Connell, Dillon Browne, Grattan, and the other representatives of the people, who labour in the national cause, will treat the threat Mr. ...

... daughter of Earl Howe, and niece » eldest his 22d year, and his to the tak of Cardigan, is in Coun noble bride elect is in her Pinkie, Bart., ty of Edinburgh Klection.—Sir John Ho was on pe, of this county ¢ Wednesday returned for the repreacn tation ot ...

... SOMERSETS HIRE GAZETTE, AUGUST 21, 1848. ole aerate unnings. Ames, b F. Smith . os Pryor, b F. Smith . b F. Johns. oe eee Hayward, ¢ Johns . ae one 46 urgess. run out House, b F. Smith . Hi illier, b Lees Bertie, b F. Smi b F. Smith . eee one Thorne ...

... Seymour, Esq, Brussels Henry DarvilL Esq, Windsor James Birch Sharpe, Esq, Windsor John Palmer, Esq, Court, Bucks Major-General Price, Rowsley, Derbyshire. (Two Copm) John Davenport, Esq, Fradswell Hall, Staffordshire William Bo*worth, Esq Charley, near ...

... meeting of the Dorchester Agricultural Protection Society, took place on Saturday last, the King's Arms Hotel, when thet-e was a very numerous attendance. Mr. John was called the Chair, and pointed out the necessity of determined exertion, on the part of all ...

... occurring in t in this town, o1 in Tuesday evening last, he (A laugh, and d frum Mr, © Fooks, and as Mr, Harvey the King’s Arms lon, he Loyal Victoria Lody must have emanate down to that gentleman. ‘Phen the of the first @ nniversary of t was presented ...

... — Times. Death of a Misek. —On Monday afternoon Mr. Baker held inquest at the King's Arms, Charles-street, City road, on view of the body of John Jacob Farmer, or John Jacob, about 70 years of age, who died the workhouse of the parish St. Luke, City-road ...

... reversing the judgment of the Court of Queen's Bench, which had declared against the justification pleaded the Sergeant-at-Arms. This reversal proved that the resolution adopted by the House, on the recommendation its committee, to bring a writ error ...

... least, such is the number or signatures attached to the copy of the address forwarded © has been presented this week to Lord John Rus- sell, approving of his lordship's conduct in reference to the ap- ointment ot Dr, Hampden,—which, in the view uf the ...

... decease of tbe Princess Sophia to whose virtues and charity he paid a short tribute. After a short passage of arms between Mr. BRIGHT and Mr. Grattan on Irish a*Tairs : .in which Mr. Bright was forced to confess that he found it as dangerous to defend as to ...