... Huse. WRITTEN CNIDB2 THE FIGURE OF BRITANNIA ON THE NEW ENVELOPE FOR LETTERS. (From the John Bull,) Britannia, seated on her throne, Thus gracefully her arms extends, To realms far distant from her own Shakes angels from ber fingers’ ends. Some glide ...

... Thomas Mellor,~ en his passoge home from the tid Pe'anue ne nddsrel epced by a numerous tit On Friday, rthe 24tnt, iatodW62, r. John Worthington, pub- to lcndcyreetebyaarecrloffindo. my1 O~ia agd6,a isrsdne Liscard, Cheshire, rro. adeihyretrlewuiealyrseedin ...

... moon W twenty-second day April on the the forenoon on twenty sixth day of M aY next, atten of t ch in each day. atthe Ki + Arm aforesaic, and make a full di and ise sure of his estate and effects : wken and where t ; ditors are to come prepared to prove ...

... connected with the electoral registration of Ireland. Every one of the provisions of Lord Stanley’s bill, against which Lord John Russell and his Irish allies raised the warwhoop of exterminating conflict, was taking from bills formerly brought in the Ministers ...

... Paddocks, Deer Park, and divers Farms, comprising upwards of 1,600 Acres, WILL BE Offered for Sale by Auction, Atthe KING’S ARMS INN, Lancaster, on the 14th of Jury, 1840, A VERY VALUABLE AND BEAUTIFUL FREEHOLD ESTATE, COMPRISING THE ANCIENT AND NOBLE ...

... whether was any relation to the Grove, of Atarnry. Grove gravely replied that had but one relation, and that was his brother John. Among the regular toasts drank the celebration of the Fourth at Ithaca, N. V*. find the following pretty compliment the ladies ...

... Methodist Chapel, Appleby, on Thursday, the of April, when John Hill, Esq., kindly consented to preside on the occasion. Addresses were delivered by the Rev. Bernard Slater and the Rev. John Smith, of Manchester ; the Revs. Messrs. Barrowclogh and Baddelcy ...

... iWabora, it was common to see the mure debauched islanders parading the settlement in state of riotous intoxication, linked arm in-arm for mutual support, and with booties of spirits slung round their bodies and cocoa-nut shells in their bands, occasional ...

... thinks it necessary to publish the fact, that the Colonel's absence from Parliament is occasioned by severe illness. Mr. Edward John Stanley, Clerk of tbe dined at Stockport on Wednesday, with a large party of his constituents, the North Cheshire Liberals ...

... Marylebone-lane, St. Marylebone, and Gerard-street, Soho, London, wine-merchant, at twelve. 12. R. RICHARDSON, Corporation-row, St. John-street, London, merchant, at half-past twelve. IN Tint COUNTRY. 12. B. MUROATROYD, Bradford, worsted-spinner, at ten, at the ...

... peace nor prepared for war. The figures proeeeein g f rom Britannia, and which have been variously s e thei construed, uplifted arms o f cannot but consider as intended for embl. , - , fo o n , 1 f riches make themselves wings and fly away,'; atai ie which ...

... romnev thalt th dacd ages of your Sovereign prevent- out gttg his dominions d crossing the sea. to off Come~and measure his arms with me, shuda frthnako l deqern e osoa~whom the rules of Con- ?? Slte~y iadmyon igit ?? me to Oppose my aid ng tend hiseldests ...