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... and emblazoned shields with tlie arms of England and Franco. The stats chairs were what might lie called Gothic design, and the throne was snrmounted with Gothic tracery. the back the Ihrsrio were emblazoned the Royal Arms of England silver. Sensed on this ...
... QUENs Lorid in Waiting enl H. R. I. .and H-, fi. ii e n thle P'rinco AlIbert. Puiimcu AiLEmimT. Qimnen. Sergeant-at-Arms. Ser'geaet-at-Arms. Master of thle 1o1es. ?aistreu,s of the Robes. Lady' of Lim le Dzzemoinber. 'Tue Mtaidsa of Rollour. Bodchuinber ...
... Serjeant-at-Arms. TUe Sword of Serjeant-at-Arm*. The Lord State The Lord Steward. borne by Chamberlain. The Duke of Wellington. Lord in Waiting The Lord in Waiting H. H. H. and H. 11. 11. on the I’rince Albert. I’tince Albert. Queen. Sorjeant-at- Arms. Serjeant-at- ...
... a*. . Eariagteki, in hia Bfltli year, the Rev. John for more than years Rector Warrington, Cornwall, and Perpetual Curate Broudwood-wigger and Week St, Ger- man’s, Devon. In his 62nd year, the Rev. John Mathew, M. A., Rector with Kerdiston, Norfolk. Aged ...
... hio ?? and Effects unto John Colegrave. of Tudmartan. in the county of Oxford, farmer, and Richard Wilits, of Sihford Ferris aferessid. farmer, upon the trusts therein mentioned, far' the equal benefit of thena, the said John Colegrave and Richard Willis ...
... of Frolcsworth, suddenly disappeared. A slrert tiros afterwards Mr. John Cave, a son the latter, wan seised with illness. Some miscreant then circulated a report, stating that “John had to murdering the waggoner, and added that his fatlier assisted him; ...
... and upon its arrival on 'lower-hill, the inob was so great that the guard ol duty at the Mint was immediately ordered under arms to clear a wvay for the vans and carts to advance, which they found some difficulty in effecting. The great gates having been ...
... ned, thankful for , sib k. prize. the blessings they posse**, they become mere talkers,perhaps j EnglUh Verst —Charles 11.—John C. Sliairp. Halli »I. even irreverent oeclaiincrs, on subjects which are 100 hard for Tiiursday Mr. I'rvdeiic Charles L.-r ...
... Bill In the Chamber of Doputios closed by a majority of 237 against 16v2 in favour of thc project of lawv. 2. TIte Earl of Cardigan stcrrenders himself into th ecustody of tho Usher of the Black Rod, in ceonsequence of an indictrnent being prefecred against ...
... other farming implements partially injured. The same day, two ruffianly looking fellows, who gave tlieir names Wtn. Shaw and John Shourd alias Fanner, and who appeared formed a part of a large gang of both sexes who scour the country for livelihood, were ...
... Joseph Badey, of Cardigan-street, Jericho. At Eton. Bucks, Sunday last, the mst., aged 37, Mary, fourth daughter of the late Uev.Georgc Dupuis, rector ofWenillebury. . . . „ On the 10 Inst, at Coring, this county, Anne, trile o the Rev. John H. Broome, aged ...
... received, which, according with (he fiat of Revising Barrister, wort not qualified.—Tlic investigation of the double return for Cardigan, which lasted only half hour, cost the sitting Member, Pry so, Ksq., upwards ef l,2*W/.—At Court of Common Council, held ...