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... Italy ;” the moral of which not bad—that there, here, the proudest and oldest Houses” are frequently obliged quarter their arms with the sons and relatives of Mammon, aud even to embrace the daughters of successful commerce and trade ! Kohl’s Sketches ...
... thing which he (Sir John)could possibly say in his favour. An Irishman birth, Mr. Gregory was connected with some of the most infinenlial resident families m this c» * , he be fox-hunter itself, why much the better, for (hir John) hoped would run the ...
... Buck-hounds, the Earl of Rosslyn; the Privy Purse. Major-General Sir H. Wheatley, G.C.H.; the Captain of the Gentleraen-at-Arms, Lord Forester; the Captain of the Yeomen of the Guard, the Earl of Beverley; the Lord waiting, Marquis of Ormonde; the Groom ...
... character of the building. The three windows each side of the altar, contain the arms of the Sovereign and knight-companions of the order in 178*3, 1799, 1805, and 1812. The arms each knight are encompassed with the star and garter, and surmounted with his ...
... Ooddlngton, money-scrivener, audit VRNT DEBTORS COURT. PoaTroAi.-aTaaar. at Taw. unopposed -Adrien Ja uns. Athene Janvier. John John , rt _ harles Wils Baker. William Henry Day. Adjourned hearing.-Joho James Brown. Robert Beck. Walter -J»h”'V«.. 0» youn^ ...
... Dememra; Sovereign, 7th. to Kuysna; Maid of Mona, »th, to Algoa Bay , ReHector and Harlequin, 9th to London. . (i> SIMON'S BAY.—Armed M.M.S. Lily, Alien, Nov. 30, from Sailer! H.M.S. Fantome, Buttertield, Dec. 1, west coast of HELENA.—Arrived j, e Ranine, Tartonc ...
... Nov. 19, 1839.—William Watts, jun. Gent, to Comet: dated Dec. 3. 1839; John Denne, Gent to Horgeon; dated Oct 13, 1840. Charles Talbot, Esq. to be Captain; dated April IC, 1841.—John Garrard, Gent, Comet; dated June li, 1841. CIRCUITS OF THE COMMISSIONERS ...
... was the best way to ascertain the truth from witnesses. The Hon. James Howard, who was taken into custody by the Serjeant-at-Arms, order of the House, for not attending the Wigan Election Committee, was, on the motion of Lord G. Somerset, discharged on ...
... before the Committee is worn, unless the petition be discharged, shall be ordered be taken into the custody of the Sergeant-at-Arms, or otherwise punished or censured the House may direct, uuleM it be verified on oath that such Member was some sudden emergency ...
... 20th. The Barcelona Ayuntamiento of had resumed ts functions. Our private advices mention that orders had been issued for arming all the forts and strong places in Catalonia. At Figueiras and Girona works were being carried on with the utmost activity ...
... . . It appeared by the statement of Inspector Barefoot and others that information was given Mr Thomas Drake, the Coopers’ Arms, Strullon-ground, that he had lately bus mined the loss of a gre number of beer-cans. The police proceeded to Duck-lane to ...
... paid for land in future depended much on bow the corn law would be Bottled ; they therefore would not bay till that point had armed. Give every scope to your imagination in expatiating the evil*, the perils of the present system to the practical farmer, and ...