... spread of the Chartist insurrection was in the following order from November, 1838, to May, 1839 :—Arming and training, torch-light meetings, sale of arms and ammunition, and db. turbances, at Ilyie, Itoehdale, Todmorden, Leigh, Bolton, Bury, Burnley, Collie ...

... for the future use and bear the royal arms, differenceil with a label of three points argent, the centre point charged with the cross of St. George, quarterly with the arms of his illustrious house, the royal arms in the first and fourth quarters. And ...

... of Sir John Newport, and Sir John Newport did not give up the office till the end of the session. But so far from that retirement having the mos • remoteconnection with the succession of Lord Monteagle, not only wa the Office held by Sir John Newport ...

... King of Arms; Mr. Albert William Woods, Deputy Registrar and Secretary; and Sir Wililam Woods, K.H. Admiral Sir Henry William Baynton was invested by her Majesty with the ensign of a Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath. Major-General Sir John Rose ...

... Parliaments. Mr. Hume seconded the motion, which was supported by Mr. Williams and opposed by Mr. Ward and Mr. Shaw .Lord John Russell argued against the injustice of depriving the Judge of the Admiralty Court of his seat if the principle were not carried ...

... Guards are forced upon us, and one of these is afforded by the recent doings of the Earl of CARDIGAN, Lieut.-Colonel of the 11th Hussars. The Earl of CARDIGAN is a zealous Tory partisan. As Lord: BAUDER ELL he fought many contested elections, and sat ...

... written the following letter to the Earl of Cardigan after he, as commanding officer, had forbidden him to address any letter to him that was not strictly official : TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THE EARL OF CARDIGAN. 45, Brunswick-square, Brighton, Aug. 25, ...

... again to-day, and again the Earl of Cardigan sat aloof; no one saluted him, except officially, while Captain Reynolds was again surrounded with friends. Major Cooper was called, but directed to return while Captain John William Reynolds was examined. His ...

... several hundreds of the Syrians came down and 500 of them received arms. 'Fhe Cyclops sailed to the Camp at Djouny and returned to Djibail on the morning of the 14th with 1,000 stand of arms, which were distributed in six hours, and by that time there were ...

... patient to the external action of hot and cold water alternately, accompanied by copious draughts of the latter. The will of John Banks Jenkinson, Doctor in Divinity, Lord Bishop of St. David's, has just passed under the seal of the Lord Archbishop of ...

... overheard the follo•ving colloquy : John, why doesn't spake Got nothink to eye (say). Why doesn't tell me eh lovest me I tauld ee that afore. Why doesn't kiss me then I I wull present-ly. I tell ee what, John Brough,:there's no use in our keeping ...

... :—William Barss, chief mate; Edward Berridge, second mate; Henry George, steward ; Francis Brown, John Heart, Charles Charles, Hugh Boon, John Lee, John Harrington, seamen. Captain Crowder has made a public acknowledgment on behalf of himself and crew ...