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... seals with impressions—one a dolphin, J. F.; another, with arms and motto In Deo confido another, initials in Old English, J. F. Memento mori; another small seal, a Temple; another, with arms and motto. Fonr seals, mounted in brass, fine impressions—one ...
... Caytain Lord John Hay, on Monday next, and sail inttanier, wind aud weather permitting, for A merica. The under-mentioned gentlemen were on Saturday called to the bar by the Honouroble Society the Inner Temple:—Thomas J din Mazzinghi, Esq., John Spencer Phillips ...
... last, a farmer’s house at Clarina was attacked by a party of men for fire-arms, while the family were at church, and they carried otf a gun. Wednesday last the turf boat of John Hederman was dashed ashore at Coonagh, where the country people plundered ...
... by Sir John Lubbock and the Council, and by t them conducted into the great room in which the society's r neetings are held, where the other fellows and the repre. ientatives of other learned bodies already mentioned were I assembled. Sir John Lubbock ...
... effect. The concluding scene cf the moat into ■ which the chi d ia thrown, and wherein armed men encounter, white De Courcy on horseback hears off the! child his arms, is also fine tableau. The chorus of i gondoliers is a beautiful piece of musie, sung ...
... Newcastle upon Tyne, gilder John Young, Pilrim street, Newcastle upon Tyne, jeweller -A TE COURT-HOUSE, DURHAM, FB.n.25. Matthew Bell, East Holburn, South Shields, Durham, innkeeper John Richmond, Seaton Carew, Durham, gentlemau John Avre, Bishop Wearmouth ...
... Houm of Lords, the Lord Chancellor attended by the Sergeant Arms, and preceded his pur^e-bearer and aerretaries, and Sir Augustas Clifford, gentleman usher the Black Rod, and folluwid Mr. John William lUrrh, clark-MrajNtanf of tin- Purliameut. His lordship ...
... Sir William Woods, the Carter King at Arms, is seriously indisposed, which prevented him from officiating at tbe late grand state ceremonies. Lieut. Tuckett, half-pay 11th Hussars, whose affair with hard Cardigan made so much noise, has sold out of the ...
... manner. The porch alone preserved its original character. It projected far beyond the doorway, and was ornamented with the arms of a former occupant of the habitation, wrought in bold relief in oak, and supported by two beautifully-carved female figures ...
... fowls from' Alice Trott Newport' ' ' James John Rider ' ' David at Gnat Brown David from' William at W id ford Ilarrey Charles Marshall hsrd' Id for Widgton'''-: Bacon ' month or for 'at Ben weeks or for samet John Robinsba ' Cousins six hard lahoor' lOd ...
... the tribe who ever visited this country. —Evening paper. The John Bull, in advocating the use of articles of British manufacture in the fashionable ranks of society, makes the following “John Bullish” remark: Let no lady who desires to stand well with ...
... house and took her seat on the throne. The so procession moved in the following order :-Four Parsui- tri vanes at Arms; Garter King at Arms, wearing his splen- wi didly embroidered tabard, and bearing his staff of office; lei the Duke of Bueteucrlh (Privy ...