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... n Monthly Ntarat,ke.te. London: George Bell. This is a smart-looking and well got up book, appropriately bocuid, the Royal arms eniblasoned on the corer, arid dedicated by permission to his Royal Highness Prince Albert. The subject at first sight appears ...
... in order that France might become the rest of the world? Was she not at present in a'state armed ' peace? Was not Germany armiugalso? Every state Europe was arming, and was England going to disarm 1 making Ireland justly dissatisfied? The noble lord (Lord ...
... ns of the late Rev. JOHN DAVISON, 8.D., formerly Fellow of Oriel _c, Oxford. By the same Author, the Fourth Edition, Hvo.. price 12s. bds., DISCOURSES on PROPHECY; in wbich are considered its Structure, Cse, and Inspiration. John Henry Parker. Oxford ...
... The peers ',gee adjourned. P 1 . TUESDAY. f 9. SIIAFTESBURY rose and moved, that the as,reeod Cardigan should be called to the bar, which being Earl of Cardigan a ppeared at the bar, in Cie k 4`!tOdY of the Usher of the Black Rod. The to 3.( .C1.1.1.0R ...
... VOTE OF THANKS TO SIR R. STOPFORD, &c. Lord JOHN RUSSELL (who had come in immediately after) would now propose the vote of thanks, of which he had given notice, to Sir Robert Stopford, Sir Charles Napier, and the other officers engaged in the recent ...
... Kingsfort, IS and March 1, at at the Inn. !Hourlong Wor_ John Smith calory. John Role R. Ravonscroft, Holloway, of illiochwoud Lodge, Southampton. E s q. cestershine. mews. _t one . ape Co., John Street. Menctereter, barkers (so regard. WI I. R venscroP ...
... held at the above I nn, on Wednesday the 17th of his arm. It will hardly be believed that the cupidit: February, 1841. backers allowed this unfortunate fellow to fight l¢ MR. G. BARNES | more after his arm was broken. He of course was MR. T. CROOK } Stewards ...
... is. We say, that Lord John Russell has wetted ibis by the reply which he male to the honon-able sad gallant Member for Bedford on Tuesday. The snappish sneer—the curt toper of manner—the ilk nen:treed bearing with which Lord John Russell gave his answ ...
... BUSINESS, TO-DAY. LORDS. The Lord Chancellor sits at ten o'clock to hear appeaß The Select Committee respecting the Earl of Cardigan’s trial will re-assemble. The Karl of Ripon’s motion” on the subject of our relations with Persia,” will be postponed sine ...
... be entitled to the interest so created.—In the af- ternoon of the 16th diz, the Military Governor of Ca- accompanied by an armed force, waited on thi provincial mtendant, to whom he notified an order of the eral, enjoining him to obtain, by violence if ...
... carriage ran away with him, and broke it almost a'l pieces. His Grace escaped unhurt. The Cabinet Ministers dined with Lord John Russ«rll on Wednesday, his residence in Wilton crescent. A deputation respecting tea, consisting of Messrs. Twining, Cousins ...
... felony making their escape.—Ten years transportation. . ~ , , John Seabright, 18 (two others indicted with him not custody)* was convicted of stealing 19 (sovereigns from board the brig John of Hartlepool, lying in the London Docks, the property of J. ...