... and emblazoned shields with the arms .if England and France. The state chairs were what might called Gothic design, and the throne was surmounted with Gothic tracery. At the hack of the throne were emblazoned the Royal Arms of England in silver. Seated this ...

... included Proof before the Letters, of John Knox preaching, which has the Autograph of the late Sir David Wilkie; The Maid of Saragossa ; the Pariah Beadle, &c., &e. WATER COLOUR DRAWINGS; Among which is the chef d’ceuvre of John Varley; AUTOGRAPHS of Eminent ...

... memorandums, was stolen therefrom. English Rogues and American Vigilance— John Pepper, lateclerk in the employ of Mr.T. D. Alston, tanner, of Chalkwell, near Siltingbournc, and John Taylor, cattle dealer, of Leeds, who had proceeded Aim rica, the former ...

... Vicarage of Marston Magna, Manageress by presenting a goodly rra y er uoticc. Somersetshire, vacant by the death of the Rev. John Circus Royal, Milk-Street.--The announcement in Williams, another column contains an attractive routine of novelties IsIIOI ...

... Roquelaure ; and although those characters would better suit them than Lord John Russell O ive. Daim , Lord Melbourne, as Prince Potemkin; Lord Palmers!on. another Alheroni; and Sir John Hubhouse. Nadir Shae ; yet, like oiher reported trareslissements, consider ...

... himself not only fully impressed with the justice Lord John's arrangement, but is actually astonished that the slipperkin let the Conservatives off to easy! There's steam for you! “He (Lord John Russell) stopped short” savsthe Steamer, of gravely rebuking ...