... en- graved plate the arms of the deceased peer. The shield bore two arrows, and two buckles-and had two pelicans as I supporters. The crest was a boot with a spur, surmounted with the usual coronet, The motto of the coat of arms was 1Doles Perioulusn ...

... the noona oaid John, Sugden as ehali conme in and execute or aesent to the Eald yeare indenture, within two calendar monthbs frem the date thereof, and gulat which said indenture 5505 duty execated. by the, maid John Stigden. thbs John (tetler, and Wnlliam ...

... of Cardigan's period of service as In- spector General of Cavalry having expired, Major General Lawrenson, commanding the Cavalry Brigade at Aldorshott, iwill (says the Aar'soy andeNavyN Gaectte) succeed him in that post. 'I John Houseley and John Walker ...

... a1 that the Horimfirthi corps heg been accepted by Her: ejesty. a Theyareregiterd aete 2d Weet York. John Earneghaw c I urhonee, rlq.,eis captain; John Harper. Esq., lisutenast, ii M-r. Goo. tienry Hinciliff', ensign ; and Mir. Abel Thewlie, ?? d drill ...

... co mt - 001 ?? Fraetrold and 1,aonseboid Property. Lot - Ily~erero, CULLIN liWOLLTI and SO11N, at tha horne of Mrf. John de,., ?? A.rm osIn, in Bailey, on Nnciainlll, lhe 'Tveeniy- lone nI Mo(tel.- ithrllitya2 of Jtnly itnolati, at six o'clock in tin ...

... ? of Mr. John me ),Soiree. And alwcall these three .serai Idenenageor llrr'iiing-housee he I L with 'thre appurtelirorcov tir the se.ne briloriog, vifruses in G.arentt- disl etreer aforesaid, andanow alsor in the occupatttou of the said John Spires n ...

... pI Soot' Wharton, George Bairstow, John Harwood, Joseph I 'al Wilson, Abraham Butterfield, Henry Sutcliffe, JosephI alc Dobson, John Hanson, John Wharton, and Job Greenwood; Th also the names of the architect, Mr. John Dearden; the p day schoolmaster, Mr ...

... Guieeley aforesaid, ointhe east aides o lhots Iand I, rand now ta the seaverailtenaures or oecupatnone of John (Grimnohaw. Wniltsam Keiqhley, John Holmes, end Joseph Smith, The site of this lot contains 3(1 square yards or thereaboute, snore or tomn. Lot ...

... luasret oforesaid, and are nlow In thle Meee ar.' root occopantious of the sald James North, and' of John StepheneonI, CIiU Itcuh North, John TheniPSOn. John Fearulay, dand otliers.A Lot 2. All them0 SEVEN COTTAGES or Dwe inagisswthte A Mr. yaeid and app ...

... t'aotts Nfaje'ty the Qleron. Ilk is:,a I 7ghoes the Prinre Conoart. I Ni.i:zq.. MAlyor of L~eeds. _4'tt Ilio:i. the Itarl of C'ardigan. T gh:~l lion, the Earl of Oerlhile. ITso Ittitt!, Flon, thle Earl D~e (grey and Ripen. !o liItltloE. ad Fitzarillianm [ ...

... Qjaeon. B Ot is Rtoyal I'lighentei the Prince Consort. W. Yelteall. lPie.. Mayor of Leoda.9 Tlw ight lion, the Ea,'rl of Cardigan. Fl: Ion9 i Retton, the L'irl of Cerlaivi. lis R ?? oin. the Earl DO G~rey and Ripon.I Toe tlt Hon. Earl feftwilliam (Lo ...

... acknowledgilig the pre- sence of the membess of the corporattion, Her Majesty took the arm of the Prince Consort, end, followed hr the Princess Alice anid Lord John Eussell, walked slowly down the pier, graciowily hawing right and left to the loyal salutations ...