... 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 ...

... JOHN WIESLEY AND H EIS TIMES. I J John Wesley and his Times was the subjeot of Mr fASON JONEI' oration on Wednesday evening, at the Royal Institution. The Right Worshipful the Mayor; presided. The orator commenced by observing thattthe history. of the ...

... a general cheer of con- gratulation. In reply to Sir John Pakington, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said the govern- ment had a measure in preparation with reference to harbours of refuge. Lord JOHN RUSSELL brought up the treaty of com- merce between ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... WatsLrW, and Hsand. . B. Robinson, Esq. -was redyppoihted eolictor to the society, and several new members were admitted. ST. JOHN'S BUtIA (iROUND.-A meeting of the parishioners of W~oodmansey and Beverley Parks took place in the new vestry, at the teinCter ...

... munication to a London contemporary :-I pass over Sb3 the late unjust and impolitic government circular Pr requiring the deposit of arms in the armoury, bud beg ret more particularly to refer to the domineering tone of hoi certain lords lieutenant. I mention one ...

... are the result of the deliberations of a committee of officers, of which Sir T. Brotherton, Sir A. Clifton, Lord Lucan and Cardigan, General Lawren- son, and Sir William, Russell were members. We understand that, awong other changes, the present Light Dragoon ...

... de Grey and Ripon, the Bishop of Oxford, Sir G. C. Lewis, Ceneral Peel, the EarJ of Cardigan, Lord Lyvedesi, Mr. Cowper, M.P., Sir J. Shelley, M.P., General Sir John Burgoyne, Col. North, M.P., Mr. Kinnaird, M.P., Mr. Headlain, M.P., Baroncss lirunnow ...

... :Hirst, £20; Messrs. Lowenthall Brothers, £10; Messis. Charles Brook and Sons; £10; Messrs. John Haigh and' Co., £10; Messrs. Milner and Bale, £10; Messrs. John Taylor and Sons, £10; and Messrs. Jonas Brook and Brothers, '£10. It is expected that the ...

... White, wife of Mr. John 'White, sail maker, Duke-street, were brought up in custody before John Coppin, Esq county magistrate. at the Police Station, North Shields charged with stealing money, wearing apparel, &c, the property of Mr. John White. Up to within ...