... what we are, but know not what we may be, says Ophelia. When Queen Victoria was proclaimed, John Frost was Mayor of Newport; when Queen Victoria was married, John Frost was a convict for high treason, and had just escaped the gallows. Who will be the next ...

... has sounded, and thef officers have already been on the alert, and shewn great activity in preparing their muskets and side-arms, to proceed forthwith to China. Sergeant Almond, who has on several occasions been selected to lead the van, has been despatched ...

... oppressive and withering perception of the untoward position, as an English Gentleman, in which he was placed, which caused Lord JOHN RUSSELL to make the most ineffective, illogical, and false-principled speech that ever fell even from his lips :—passion clearly ...

... FROM PROFESSOR DEWHURST. St John's British Hospital, 16, Cross street flatten - garden My dear Sir—ln compliance with request, I beg to inform you that / have employed your Balsamic Fills' (which you liberally presented to this Institution • therefore ...

... govern or legislate for (c'est ?gal) had your labours been influenced by some slight care for your precious necks? Oh! ye Lord Johns and Lord Palms: ye Right Honourable Roberts and Honourable and Learned flans, how very queerly would have felt your Noble and ...

... This was too much, even for Lord MELBOURNE; so the ground was changed, and the closing of the Bosphorus and Dardanelles, to armed ships of all nations, was then suggested by the Brunowed Lord PALMERSTON. Why, this was the very thing, of all others, desired ...

... and sent a letter to Lieutenant-Colonel the Earl of Cardigan, of the same regiment, his commanding officer, of an improper nature, and being thereupon personally ordered by the said Earl of Cardigan, as his commanding officer, to the effect followin —viz ...

... of bitter feelings been sown at Canterbury by Lord CARDIGAN, there would have been no such fruit as that which his Lordship will be compelled to gather. It is, however, but fair to the Earl of CARDIGAN to state that our contemporaries have much mistaken ...

... him down in quiet—he has done his duty. It is stated that Sir John Campbell is to be the successor of Lord Plunket in the Irish Chancellorship. This was talked of before. Of Sir John's qualification for an Equity Chief we confess we do not entertain ...

... Lord PLUNKET, he observed, that if Sir JOHN CAMPBELL returned his fees and briefs, in the expectation of succeeding to the office, he did a very unwise thing. We understand that Sir JOHN CAM HOBHOUSE, Mr. HENRY GRATTAN, Mr. SAMUEL CRAWLEY, Mr. DILLON BROWN ...

... walked off with the prize. The sports concluded with a desperate encounter between a stout fellow, called John Bull, and an East Indian Nigger. John Bull, at fair stand-up fighting, had it all his own way; but the black, who was up to a move or two, caught ...

... Lord JOHN RUSSELL, has declared Upon this point. On the 20th of June, 1836, Mr. HUME asked:— The Dissenters do wish to be informed, frankly and fairly, as to what course the Noble Lord and his Colleagues propose to follow. To this Lord JOHN RUSSELL ...