... utast, Mr John Bmitn Brion; commended, Mr Blward &a-bider, sib Wrezell. and Mr Kuril, Shaw, Melkeham ; oommendrd. Mr William Pox &raven Woodboreogh. Clue 2—Pat sum, above three yews old, Ist, Mr P. R. Jeffreys, Laub, Heytesbary ; PA, Mr John Smitb ; ...

... wit for ever mud remain. - - Which lines eonvinee one that glorioua John preferred besting about the bush to venturing on • clear , definition. Alphonse Kerr says that WA is armed. Naiveti. • word which we have forced I to borrow from the French, ...

... Junes, John, Mach:Ellett), flour merchant Jones, John, Llwymon-Penzuseumawr, Carnareon, mason ,cones, John, flenbent, uear I.!auwrtyd, Brecon, farmer Jones, John Beer, Barnstaple, printer Jones, John Edwards, Dolgelly, surgeon Jones, Rev. ...

... sixes to th pound; and pig-iron turns up its nose at Mammy nails. A of Grattan proposed to cut down • Mae old tree because it stood in the way of the bonne. You mistake. said Grattan, 'it is the house that stands in the way of the tree, and if either ...

... wife of James Asber, a daughter. by the Rev. Aug. 21, at Lock’s Lane Chapel, Frome, G.Dancan, Mr. John Oooper, to Emma, tb ind daughter of the late Mr. John Hayter, of the Butts, Frome Aug. 25, at the © tional Cha 1, Crockerton, b the Rev. W. Datson, Walter ...

... Between 2,000 and 8,000 workpeople will be thrown out of employment. The youngest daughter of the Earl of Portamouth broke her arm a few days since by falling downstairs at his lordship’s seat Harstbourne Park. James Ranger, of W ye, who suffered from asthma ...

... recollect his losing hold of his sword (which was prevented from falling to the ground a strap which secured to his arm), violently clasping his arms his breast, and crying out, Ob, God, my God, I'm shot! With what they believe to have been bis dying breath ...

... Bolingbroke. Chatham, Pitt Fox, Burke, Grattan, Canning, Bacon, Locke, Newton, Davy, Hume, Gibbon. Macaulay, Hogarth, Sir Joshua Reynolds, David Garrick, John Kemble, or Kean. A liOtal and Peayeb.— lt Thoreaby, that Mr. John Jackson, a good old Puritan and a ...

... genteel circular-fronted one•horse BROUGHAM, equal to newt also no OMNIBUS in wood condition.—Apply to Mrs. Price, Goddard Arms Hotel, Swindon. AVANTED, at Lady-day, or as soon as convenient, • man as CARTER, for • stable of 7 or 8 horses, of good character ...

... Duke of York and lieutenant Colonel Lenox, Sir Frauds Bardstt and Ur. John Fanil, Marquis of Londonderry and ever-gloriou Grattan, ths best of the good, and ths Bari of Cardigan—he of tha light Brigade—and Captain Harvey Tuoketttoed the creases on the ...

... were passed through ] British territory and openly sold to savages, who, as everyone knew, only wanted arms to commence hostilities. That these arms were supplied by Englishmen, and sold by Englishmen, and that the Government of South Africa received the ...

... ticurdians hare been elected for the ensuing open telosonoil to be given by the masher. of the Society in .-94. John, Devises, Wm. Henry Butcher and John A. the Hall, (b y the hied p erthissibb of the; tendon ; St. Mary, Devizes, Stephen Reyno Frederick Ma or ...