... said with regard to the purchase of arras. It had been said that the money given for food had been laid out in the purchase of arms. He believed the accounts were exaggerated. The majority of purchases were by farmers themselves. It was his (Lord Carew’s) ...

... , Author of “Coningsby,” “Sybil,” &c. THE FOLLOWING WORKS ARE NOW READY. ADVENTURES of the CONNAUGHT RANGERS. By WILLIAM GRATTAN, Esq., Late Lieutenant, Connaught Rangers. Vols., 21s. bound. 11. THE STORY of LILLY DAWSON. By MRS. CROWE, Authores of Susan ...

... outrage was perpetrated near Heathfield, in that county. Between seven and eight o’clock party of armed men surrounded the house of a farmer named John Bennis, steward to property in that quarter belonging to Mr. Scanlan. The unfortunate victim of their ...

... of the mansion of Dundanion; where, having formed in processional order, they advanced, headed by Lady Deane, leaning on the arm of Archdeacon Kyle, (in the absence of Sir Thomas,) to the spot marked for the cutting. On arriving here, Lady Deane was presented ...

... design to place a series, beginning with the founders of English liberty in the reign Charles 1., and ending with Burke and Grattan in the reign of King George HI. The “ Royal Commission of Fine Arts,” under whose superintendence these Westminster Hall ...

... Bishop of Cashel, is only brother of the late Lord. SIR JOHN COLMAN RASHLEIGH, BART. This lamented gentleman died on the 4th inst., in the 75th year of his age. He was the eldest son of the late John Rashleigh, Esq., of Penquite, Cornwall, first Commissioner ...

... Edinburgh. Scutifer.” —All brothers participate equally in the right to bear arms, and inherit quarterings. M. A.—The 1 Hussars {Prince Albert's Regiment) was that of Lord Cardigan, as a Lieutenant-Colonel, when the black-bottle affair took place. Etiquette ...