... General in the finger and Prince Napoleon in the hollow of the arm. It being found that the General could not hold his sword firmly, and that a vein had been transpierced in the Prince's arm, from which the blood was gushing in large quantities, the seconds ...

... Minister should lead him to strain the penal law, and force a people desirous of exerting only moral power into the alternative of arms, on his head, not ours, will be the guilt. The Liberator, however, is a cautious man, and will carefully ascertain whether ...

... bour and the wharfs were crowded densely with people anxious to receive their beloved Sovereign. The King of Prussia walked arm-in-arm with the King of Denmark to the house of the Governor, where apartments had been prepared for the latter ; and at a later ...

... Bethea, from Trinidad Highbury, Ruckers, and Charlas Brooke, from St. Vincent's ; si John Uae Re d, from St. Kitt's ; Seraphin, from Havannah Oromocto, from sr. John's, New Brunswick ; Rolla, from Quebec Roding, from Oporto; Stadt Colburg, from Dantzic ...

... . The country run over was upwards of thirl v miles. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. T * he Carmarthen hounds on Friday, at Morgan's Arms— at ten. Mr. Farquharson's hounds to-morrow, at Honeycomb- Thurs- day, at Bradford Plantation. Mr. Wyndham's hound, to-morrow ...

... she was compelled to sing her pieces in the first part) being engaged to sing at a concert in the evening at Step- ney. Mr. John Parry, who, as usual delighted his hearers, was similarly situated, being engaged to sing at the Bridge Hotel in the evening ...

... to the grand parterre, accompanied by Prince and Princess Hohenlohe. and followed by their attendants: the troops presented arms, and the bands played God save the Queen. Her Majesty wore a green striped satin dress and white bonnet, and the Prince ...

... Cow- per. W. Ashley, Captain Duncombe, H. Law, H. Sutton, C. Butler. Baronets— Eeajamin C. Brodie, John Henry Felly, John Guest, Ri.hard Bulkeley Philipp, John B. Johnstone, C. Lemon, James Clark, F. Hamilton, A. Edmonstone, J. Kirkland, H. Camp-bell, M.P ...

... instantly chopped with it at his head, but the son guarding his head with his left arm, received the weapon just under the elbow joint, inflicting a wound across the arm upwards of four inches long, extending to the bone, and dividing all the principal ...

... Capt. (In the Committe.)— Fourteenth clause (persons carry- ing arms may be apprehended if they refuse to produce license and tell their names) read : — Amendment proposed, after the word arms, to insert the words between sun- set and sunrise : — Question ...

... possession of arms in t i importation of arms and ammunition mt ' try had been regulated by law f or B fifty years. Some enactments had bee- importation of arms, and others to ■ The Noble Lord then detailed a series of gulating the importation of arms from 3 ...

... for presentation to Sir John Mansel, Bart., and J. W. Philippe, Esq., who attended the meeting. Mr. Hall, the chief magistrate of Bow-street, whom Government has sent down to investigate grievances, has visited Swansea, Cardigan, and is now in Carmarthen ...