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... chosen ' tA,„Tonel Johnes, it i s altogether. so pre - eminently beautiful, N:t . the mind is perpetually lost In wonder- and amazement. „.fitUre character and the hand of taste a n d ar t h as added to these has bestowed so many c h arms of a wild and romanc'lth ...
... Calley, Esq., of Chisledon ; John Brunsden, for one month, for leaving his wife and family chargeable to the parish of Wan. borough ; D. Clements t for3 months for leaving his family chargeable to the parish of Chirton ; John Green, of Malmesbury, for one ...
... Medll , l, to Spitfire, in the Mediterranean, vice Tomlin, to Medusa. Assistant Surgeons.—Vans C. Clark, to Greenwich Hospital; John Plielp, William M‘Dermott, William B. Barkie, and James M. E. Wallace, acting, to the Wellesley, flag-ship, in the West Indies; ...
... SIXTY POUNDS per Printed Particulars may be had at the Black I-1011' Lampeter4 CAstie, Llandovety ; Ki ng ' s Arms, -Car m arthen; Black Cardigan; and of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Aidersgatv street, London. NEW SERIES CRITICAL IttViEW. . , • whole of ...
... police in this town, together with Inspectors Maiden, Dalgleish, and other constables, proceeded in a body to the Odd Fellows' Arms kept by Mr. G. Downs in Old-street, where they found Peter Murray M'Douall, the Chattist lecturer, in bed. He was immediately ...
... of Commons has already established the truth and propriety of Lord Lyndhurst's propositions. In his last night's speech Lord John said, — No one can deny the melancholy condition of the army before Sebastopol (loud cries of hear, hear' on the opposition ...
... the Irish Arms Act, and he pledged himself that while he lived no Englishman should brand either himself or his arms. They would rue the day when they called his countrymen savages, and they would make them rue the day they branded their arms (loud cheers) ...
... Gosford. Lords—John Russell, Fred. Fitzelarencc, Dunally. Bishop—Cork. Sirs—J. Reynett, John Williams, Bart., Richard Sutton. Mr. Sergeant—Peake. Rev. Messieurs—Thomas Cooke, Banks Robinson, Arthur I lamilton. Doctor—Bunny. Messieurs—John Howard Galion ...
... committed in the town of Cardigan.' Thomas - Morris, butcher, having had a quarrel with the wife of his brother, John Morris, John remonstrated with him on the subject, upon which he, with a large knife, wounded him in the face. John, as the only means of ...
... and after that of Ker, and also bear the arms of Cockburn. WAR-OFFICE, May 7. 17th Regiment of Foot—Captain George Macdonald, from the 68th Foot, to be Captain, vice Graham, who exchanges. 08th Foot—Captain John Blood to Le Mmjor, by purchase, vice Pringle ...
... destruction, after a fearful struggle and a loss on our side of 15 killed and 55 wounded, of the French armed store ship Lamproie, and three other armed vessels, defended by numerous strong batteries, in the Bay of Rosas; as lieutenant of the Tenedos, 33 ...
... :—Mr. Ewart, Mr. (Appropriation) Ward, Lord 1 1 John Russell, Dr. Bowring, Mr. P. M. Stewart, Mr.l Sharman Crawford, Mr. Cobden—a break down, but still an awful tedious speech—Mr. Brotherton, and Mr. H. Grattan. The names of the men afford a , sufficient ...