... M beggarly account of followers, took his station at the top of the table, on the right side, as you enter the room. Mr. Hunt was also seated in the same quarter. Between five and six o'clock, Sir Francis Burdeti and his friends made their appearance ...

... certainly fail. The Westminster Purity of Election Dinner, yesterday, presented a singularly amusing scene. Messrs. Cobbett and Hunt attended to poison the delights of the ministerial baronet who re- presents the radicals of Westminster ; and, as every ...

... M.P. for Buokinglnm, Vie. W. H. .remantle, Esq., who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. DECLARATION OP INSOLVENCY FILED BY HUNT, John, Blakenham Parva. Suffolk, linieliurner. May 21 BANKRUPTS to surrender in B VSLVGIIALL-STREET. GREAVES. William Henry ...

... been imported fi^ro burgh. They were introduced on this oc^asio^i to sing, as was announced in the bills of t^e, day., the Hunting Clee from Dcr Erieschut%, $ni\ \he Xyrolese National Air. They do, however, aeevn very likely to establish themselves as ...

... families. It is hard to forget all the nur.e has taught, and to see Lord Levison Gower cockneyizing as if he were Leigh Hunt or Barry Cornwall. Let us, therefore, forgive the Irish rhymes (though, indeed, an Irishman, who ought to know something about ...

... reiterated ap- plause.) r tiJee. 8 0 *! r n . ob,e Resident. Three times Choru. i i,. h Ul w. th « ntlm9 , l «««n- ...

... Ijtrder, with a boar£ head, &c. tor 501. Bs., by Mr. Smith; the fable of the to* and Crane, for 91/. 10s., by Mr. Barnett; a Bull Hunt, tot 85/. ; and Wo_*s devouring „ Wl £ e HorU for 99/. 10*., by Mr. Bankes, ?? Castle Thr_e* ?? «o U^ W6r !i P u^ chased for ...

... e»f the CHURCH in Iheir RelHtiou to the General Welfare of the S I'Al E. By the Rev. CHABLES MACKIE, M.A. Rector of Quailey, Hunts, and lionies-i. Chaplain to His Royal Highness the Duk ; ot Clarence. Ded^.ated by Pe-nnlssiou to the Bishop ol Win- chester ...

... than a cat, ran across the street tei the side'where the prisoner was walking with a woman and a lad. Ihe prisoner began to hunt the dog, and threw his hat at it. Complainant ran forward to protect his lit- tle favourite, and was imnieeliatelv lieset by ...

... Ensign, by purchase, vice Tedlie, promeited, dated June 5, 1827. 13th tiitto— i.ieut. \V. 11. Barker, from the half-pay, to be Hunt, vice R. Stapleton, who exchanges, reeeivingthe May 24. 1827. igu J. Watson to be Lieutenant by purchase. Mackenzie, promoted ...

... at this ex- planation. (Hear.) Petitions for the repeal of the Corporation and Test acts were presented by Lord STANLEY from Hunt- ingdon and either places. Similar petitions were presenteel freini Salop and Chester; also from certain places in Derby; from ...

... remarkable place in is parish, and is now completely built on. Queen . zabeth e '»tertained the Russian Ambassador here With hunting. After Charles the First's death it was fi in!? P y ?? l a ^ 1 Harrison's Dragoons, for 13,21 ill. os. lid., including ...