... few minutes. It is lined with crimson morocco, and rich yellow lace, and is of a chocolate-brown colour, but without crest or arms. It has been about four months constructing, and the coast is nearly £3OO. We understand that the joint opinion of two of the ...

... reet for life. To smooth down the John Bui! pugnacity of Sir Benjamin Hall, it had been made an ingredient in the compact, that King Daniel should submit to be pinioned for the night, and that neither tongue nor arms (mighty auxiliaries in O’Connell oratory) ...

... elapsed before those honours were cotferred. Sir John Keane, now Lord Keane, had signalued himself as soldier in all parts of the world; his skill, firmness, and braTery, had increased the lustre of tie British arms in every quarter of the globe, and it was ...

... Catching a Flat.—/oAis Snowden was brought up on charge of stealing a horse, or rather of doing a raw young farmer, named John Grainger, out of a horse worth £22, and giving io exchange gland** red mare, which •old for firamger slated the ease to the ...

... America was lost, Ireland was preserved from France? France was arming, with the expense of war without any of its glories—with all its dangers without any its successes. Had they not armed peace iu France of 500,000 men ? Did they think that such people ...

... isle of Wight, grocer. John Tollitt, Liverpool, bookseller. Richard Thelwell, Manchester, silversmith. Edwatd Wright, Manchester, commission agent John Rutter, Stockton-upon- Tees, agent Bartholomew Redferu, Birmingham, gun-maker. John Warren, Bultun-le-Moors ...

... 0 Warrell, Rov. Z. S., t~i~ltni~not, Miss 20 0' Beerley 10 0 tlil, J. T. 25 0 Withecomb, Mr. 1 0 Hart;-, John 5 5 Whitaker,B. 20 0 Ilsudsan, John, Char- i Wilkinson, Joltn, 'el- lotte-Street 20 0 ton Gra nge 10 10 Sites for new Churches have been liberally ...

... J. R. Esq,,—gardener, John Ires; 2, Sir C. Constable. For the best greenhouse plant in flower, Arison Terry, E^q.; 2, R. F. Shawe, E«q.,—gardener, R. Kingston. For the best green-bou*c creeper, Colonel Martin, —Gardener, John Wilson For the best erica ...

... did not notice it, it would be their own fault. The chairman then read the following extracts from letters received from Sir John Hnnmcr ; “Bettisfield Park, 2Tlh Jan,, ISI, You will, I am fine, readily believe that I have paid imine ...

... afternoon before the magistrates, who still continue sitting at the Dudley Arms Mod, if not all, of the parlies are engaged in the nail trade: Edward Greenfield,Charles Bridgewater, John Edwards, priate sermon was prc icliud in Walkergate chapel, by (he Uer ...

... Arthur Pbillipaon, the Viscount Seaham; Roland Otainie, the Vise*.out Curson ; Earascliire, Mr. Kerriron ; Sir Kenneth, the Lord John Manners; SirMamian de Lacy, the Mon. Hugh Cholmundeley. ° Scotch Qt vnaiLLl. —Led the Duchess of Ruecleuch Mon. Miss Willoughby ...

... following convicts, nUni sd lo Irniixportaiiun llie last Halt aensioim, TAomuw Halderson, I'hurlet ilutly John l J it Lien, Benjamin Bell, tVtttam Holland, John lirovm. And fcm.ile, —were removed from the burouri, gaol to Ihe Monarch ntcam-packcl, in which they ...