... with a visit, from Demi Park, Northamptonshire, the seat of the Earl of Cardigan. Sir R. Peel and Sir J. Graham visited the Earl of Aberdeen yesterday at the Foreign-office. Mr. John Wood, Chairman of the Excise, had an interview with the Chancellor of ...

... may we enjoy our church under a learned and edifying episcopacy. Speeches, 1793. Grattan—There never existed a man more universally and deservedly beloved than Mr. Grattan ; his never-tiring and disinterested zeal in the service of his native land, his ...

... room), the folding doors of which were thrown open. In the course of the evening Her Majesty left the private apartment arm in arm with the Duke of Wellington, and seated herself, with the Duke on her right hand, and surrounded by the Court, near the ...

... with a visit, from Dean Park, Northamptonshire, the seat of the Earl of Cardigan. Sir R. Peel and Sir J. Graham visited the Earl of Aberdeen yesterday at the Foreign-office. Mr. John Wood, Chairman of the Excise, had an interview with the Chancellor of ...

... immediately ordered his men to be under arms, d ready for action. One of the men, who was billeted at an- other public-house, kept by a man named Bowen, being ab. h sent, the sergeant and the others, all armed, went to arouse their comrade. After calling ...

... (BuaniNt), Gennaro (ALLEN), Gazelle (WElss), Lustighello (BARKER), Lucrezia Borgia (Maddle. EUGENE GARCIA), and Orsini (Mrs. GRATTAN). The libretto of the Italian version has been followed very closely. Lucrezia Borgia, whom history has rendered famous, or ...

... most of the leaders of the Whig Opposition, —Mr. Grattan, the Ponsonbys, and the few other friends, who had stood by him to the last,—declined the seals offered to them, for reasons, which Mr. Grattan has himself explained, at a time when his judgment ...

... they danced in thy youth they'll dance, no doubt, When thy happy years are riper, And this there's very small doubt about— JOHN BULL Must pay the piper. It is not true that the Woods and Pores 4 have given orders for the erection of a slaughter-house ...

... most of the leaders of the Whig Opposition, —Mr. Grattan, the Ponsonbys, and the few other friends, who had stood by him to the last,—declined the seals offered to them, for reasons, which Mr. Grattan has himself explained, at a time when his judgment ...

... stable; That charity through all the land Her blessed gifts may scatter, . _ And a bounteous hand Fill LAZARUS'S platter LORD JOHN RUSSELL'S PRISON DISCIPLINE ACT. The feeling of horror which the system now enforced in the prisons of England has excited ...

... his 87th year, W'neateent,Esx.44s 60s' Barley, fine .32s 3681 Beans * 1 PATENT GROATS, recommended by the Faculty, talent.-John Bull. nick.22s 3 0 also at Mr. Mitchell's Library, 33, Old Bond-street; Mr. Sams's, of London, Queen's Bench, British Museum ...

... drawing-room), the folding-doors of which were thrown open. In the course of the evening her , left the private apartment arm-in-arm with the Duke of Wellington, and seated herself, with the i ~ . her right hand, and surrounded by the « Court, near the ...