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... and other cathedrals; in Lincoln cathedral they alio found an original of the great Charter of Liberties, granted by King John in the 17th year of his reign, in a perfect state. This Charter appears to be of superior authority to either of the two Charters ...
... with n.iw mkt. Three young ladies, deemed rn abort white pett.coats, tub with a corset of a different colour, intermix their arms, thetnedves into various attitudes, imitate tl-e.Graces at flume, dancing round their fountain in a (mope, des.ened by Le rennin ...
... with passion's wild alarms ; Then sunk dismay'd before the storms of life, And fled for refuge to a Saviour's arms. The Countess Dowager of Cardigan died yesterday morning, at eight o'clock, after a short illness, at her house in Seymour-place, of an inflammation ...
... Lord Vaughan, the son of the Earl of Lisburn. The iro'irtment was preferred against the defendant at the Quarter Sessions at Cardigan, and Mr. Parry, who is an attorney at Aberystwith, in Cardiganshire, offered to plead guilty ; but when he attended at the ...
... the Duke of Ktrer, we un- England this spring. The in will, meanwhile, he lift with to, at present second in com, with Sir John Callender, Bert. and .bereroniby, and several other pastt I)ovcr from Calais, on . flitirsd.:y. who was a Lieutenant at the ...
... this tnorni.nr, the Sep//la, Uaros gun-1,6.4. and Eliza anal Jan• Cruder . also, the Gib. altar. for irAi.moVal.JuNE 15. Armed the Dike , f Kau trout Tortola, in .lay s. The RoseeNdiet, Bernell, from Bahia. from whence she saiird in January, and put ...
... differences, united in eulogising that rare combination of intellectual and moral qualities which eminently distinguished Mr. GRATTAN. The Mutiny Bill was read a third time. Lord moved that 15,000 men should be reduced (ruin our preseut enormous establishotenr ...
... Dery Ormond . , late High Sheriff of Cardigan. shire, by Sir W. Curtis. Mr. Barrett°, by the Lord in Waiting. Sir David Baird, on betel appututed to the Government of Kinsale. Mr. Frederick St. John, by General St. John. Mr. Edwards, M P. fur tilt County ...
... -street, the Lady of Sir John Murray, Bart. of a son and heir. Yesterday marning of a son, at their house in Piccadilly, I%s. Mackay, wife of Mr. John Mackay, oilman. MARRIED. On the a4th instant, at Bermondsey-church, Mr. John Milner, of Morley, woolstapler ...
... supposed. We know that every English. man has a legal right of heiag openly possessed of arms, sad that to be armed is unlawful. If, therefore, we fell it necessary to have arms in self.defenre, we would purchase them openly and intliwithially, and hang them ...
... Colonels W'illett and Rutgers, of New York, and Generals Fish and Van Courtlandt, and others of his untiring companions in arms during the war of the revolution, after they had crossed the ferry to Hobo. ken, are represented to have been metal affecting ...
... - tient in diet The radical vwbacs of these Noy: have posed their claim to public (w mare than years. In all debility, thee arm 3 timer. failing wl.elbet the debility a piny dared b tgn bee use of illicit pleasures, or the of keel warm climate. To travellers ...