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... walking-stick of Harry V. It is a terrible-looking instrument, six or seven feet in length, remarkably thick and heavy, and armed the end with a cluster of angular iron knobs and a spear-like point. Henry bad this formidable weapon his possession when he ...
... voyages 12 to 1* hours, weather permitting, the communication between Bristol and T, «co, Austle, Launceston, Falmouth, .ye., Cardigan, Aberystwitht Lampeter, Llandilo, $c. ylX** All Goods, Parcels, &c. should be addressed to HENRY » Grove Avenue, Queen Square ...
... 41. 53. Horses. Dogs, Ss. „„ ll»vv Agent Carmarthen, Mr. JOHN LLEWELLE* N. Refreshment, at fixed prices.—A Female AtUniont. The Voyage will performed about hours Carmarthen is distant from Cardigan about 29 miles, AberyitwUu, 47 imles, Lampeter. miles, ...
... Sir John Walter Pollen / Anglesey Sir R. B. VV. Bulkeley Arundel Lord Dudley C. Stuart L Ashburton C. Lushington Ashton Charles Hindley Aylesbury William Rickford W. H. Hanmer Banbury Henry Willm. Taucred Barnstaple John P. B. Chichester St. John Fancourt ...
... William Rickford Leeds .Su John Beckett t D. S. Dug .ale t * W. H. Hanmer t ,lward Baln *\ r Warwickshire, S. Sir J. Mordaunt t Banbury Henry William r Leicestershire, N Lord Robert Manners t ■ E. Sheldon r fiar«* ...
... t Monarchy, and a free Constitution. The invincible Protestant' Champion, if he has been driven to agree to a cessation of arms, is not even disabled, much less destroyed he will face his opponents again whenever they dare to lift the unholy banner of ...
... London te saw John Kemble and Mrs. Siddons perform ; the foll owing anecdote may be paratleled with Nelson’s threat of having ‘ ** On their return home * a gazette to himself :— Kemble to. the life. ight, Kean started up and imitated John His wife was ...
... tBeard, Mitinhiead. I John Hill, ditto to Mr. Samuel Drew, Eixminster. t, Samuel liright, ditto to Mr, John NVippell, Exminster. George Lucas. ditto to Mr. James Bnker, Exmitnster. , Wm. Gidley, ditto to Mr. Spyritg, Kenton. ,l John Baker, ditto to Mts ...
... countless thousands. (Sn these plains the warriors of ?? Crusaedrs met in deadly .ontlict their Saracen foes, until at lengtd the arms of Saladin again retook Jerusalem. 'I'he Moslem now rules over desert tracts once the rcite of mighty empires. it is in these ...
... (Heavitree ,) Mortimer, (Silverton,) Tosswili, (Broadclist.) Rd. Mathews, (Fuxham,) Rev. Mr. Burlton, J, Wreford. (Grattan, Piilman, (Morchard,) Arming, (Kenn,) S. Drew, (Exminster,) Blagdon Wippell, (Exminster,) Arnold, (Dolton.) Wippell, (Rew Baker, (Cullompton ...
... uniform with the preceding, with .Memoir and a Portrait of Sturm. Price ys. cloth. HISTORY of RELIGION, lor SCHOOLS ; or, Youth armed against Infidelity and Religious Error. the Rev. R. TAYLOR, Vicar Haitlepool, in the county Durham- 2mo„ Is. cloth board* ...
... declined a coarse inconsistent with his personal character a gentleman, and, on the motion Lord John Russell, he was committed to the custody of the Sergeant-at-Arms. The substance of the quarrel was understood to be, that there had been some warm alteration ...