... as tbe cause of che arms act for this couns ry, why do they not at least act consistently and pass ao arms ect for (hear) ? But he could wot suffer the tegradation of this act. The arms of 1782 which bis father gave him (cheer:)—arms which, posessor the ...

... heard throughout the building No man had entered, and many wondered what i meant. The surprise was instantly dispelled—Mrs, John Mrs. Mra. French and other ladies of the Liberator’s family had just taken the seats reserved for them, and had the b!ood brought ...

... est st Tue Epitor’s STRaATAGEM.—We believe it is not true, as has been stated, that Mr. Hook was the editor of the John Bull from its commencement. He was, in conjunction with Mr Croker, of the admiralty, one of its earliest contributors but it was not ...

... concluded his ded to award the following inspection, ke procee premiums ;—Hannab Kyan. for the cleanest and best built house, I1,: John Madders, eecond ditto, 10s ; Pat. Kennedy, best clover, 11. ; Daniel Ma. her, second ditto, 103. Several other premiums were ...

... miles of KUmallock, four o’clock in the morning, by n dozen armed men, who commanded them to draw up and deliver their money The Sre arms were presented both ■ides of the car, and one of the armed gang stood the bones heat 1 , whilst bis comrades robbed ...

... villace in B eds, with the object of his affecti on ha aging upon his arm, and describing the ardency of his a ffection, and “ How trans- ported I aw to have you han ging on my arm.” “ Upon my word,”’ said the lady, “ you make us out to be pectable couple ...