... throne were emblazoned the royal arms of England and France, surmounted bye royal own; royal banners waved at the top and on each side of the throne. On the purple velvet back-ground were shields, emblazoned with the royal arms of England at that time, and ...

... Clondevadock, Ireland, vacant by the death of the Rev. Henry Maturin. Rev. John !Jayne, 8.A.,t0 the Rectory of Stawley, Soniersetshire, vacant by the eath of the Rev. J. G. Bowen ; patron, John Hayne, Esq. Rev. Richard Clarke, to the Curacy of Geashill, King's ...

... Clondevadock, Ireland, vacant by the death of the Rev. Henry Maturin. Rev. John Rayne, 8.A., t0 the Rectory of Staw ley, Somersetshire, vacant by the eath of the Rev. J. G. Bowen ; patron, John Hayne, Esq. Rev. Richard Clarke, to the Curacy of Geashill, King's ...

... PoatmastelrGeneral ?? ?? i afit Naples with his family, and hs estebllshnents I ot aitfentirely broken up. I ?? are ]i Sic John Franklin, Governor of Van Dieplan's Land, has ineued cent 'a frolm then declaring that newspapoxo arr tying in, er de ,, a ...

... (chairman,) John Fletcher and Joseph Brookes Yates, Esqrs. Information was laid in the name of Robert Sandford Robinson, clerk to Mr. Lloyd, solicitor, who conducted the case. The defendants were Samuel Lennox, John Yates, George Weston, John Nunn, George ...

... January 15. The Blenheim sails with Sir H. Pottinger to Macao, and the Admiral proceeds to Chusan in the Nemesis, which right arm of our force has a large hole in her bottom and requires to be hove down.—Bombay Times, March 23. THE M.P. FOR THE MONTROSE ...