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... for he embraced them in his arms, he laid his hands upon them, and blessed them. Doubt ye not therefore, but earnestly believe, that he will likewise favourably receive this present Infant; that he will embrace him with the arms of his mercy ; that he will ...
... Absent Conservatives 31 Absent Liberals 53 Speaker 1 Not taken his seat (Lord Newport) 1 Double returns, vacant seats, &c, Cardigan, Thetford, Meath,) 4 Southampton > Total 658 PAIRED— IO4. FOR. AGAINST. FOR. AGAINST. Ashley, Hn.H. AVestenra.Hn.J.j Hillsborough ...
... such further knowledge as Would have the effect of setting a question at rest in which they were so materially concerned. John Macarthy, a tailor, was charged with having stabbed the barman at the City of London public-house, Berwick- street. It appeared ...
... Bart, Sir John Walsh, Mr. Octaviut M-.rgan, Viscount Chelsea, Mr. F Hodgson, Sir John Scale, Mr. H* Stuart, Hon. Henry Fitzßoy, Mr. E Rice, Viscoum Ber- nard, Mr. C. Tumor, Mr Bagge, the Lord Mayor of Dut-liu, Mr. M -urice O'Connell, Mr. John O'Connell ...
... Esq Provost of Aberdeen ' Captain J. J. ARROW, R.N Edinburgh JOHN MITCHELL CAMPBELL, Esq. -} ALEXANDER JOPP, Esq J- Aberdeen ' JOHN BLAIKIE, Esq J MANAGERS. ( At the Piraeus, Athens JOHN GREEN, Esq. At Patras HENRY ROBINSON, Esq. ; Inspector and Auditor ...
... Gentlemen at Arms; Sir Edwin Pearson, Lieutenant of the Yeoman Guard; Mr. Ralph Gore, Groom in Waiting to her Majesty; Mr. Keate, Sergeant-Surgeon to the Queen; Mr. Henry Robin- son, Standard-bearer to the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen-at- Arms ; Lieutenant-Colonel ...
... last evening that he infused much more warmth and energy than usual ; there was an earnestness about him — he threw open his arms con amore, and poured forth a stream of delicious melody which drew down thunders of applause. Between the second and third ...
... were emblazoned the Royal arms of England and France, surmounted by a Royal crown ; Royal banners waved at the top, and on each side of the throne. On the purple velvet hack-ground were shields, emblazoned with the Royal arm.' of England at that time ...
... subject, has left a portrait of him alone sufficient to make the memory of him imperishable. Gaston, surnamed for his ieats of arms, La foudre de guerre, made himself immortal at 20 years of age, beating an army of Swiss mercenaries, the best soldiers of ...
... at a public banquet, which is described as one of the most important and interesting fetes ever given in that country. Lord John Hay and the officers of the Warspite were invited to the dinner. RECEPTION OF LORD ASHBURTON AT THE CITY HALL. On Wednesday ...
... — Lion Inn, Builth, July 5. Town of Brecon.— Court-house, Brecon, July 11. COUNTY OF CARDIGAN. Division comprising the districts of Troedyrawr.—Town- hall, Cardigan, July 7. Generglyn and liar.— Town-hall, Aberystwith, July 9. Moyddin and B^nnarth.— Lion ...
... railway' station at Maidenhead, and late the residence of Sir John Phalli more, deceased. For full particulars and tickets to view ?? -it the Estate Ageney_Offices, 58, Old Bond-street. ST. JOHN'S WOOD.* Messrs. BROOKS and GREEN have received instructions ...