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... inoin ted by the fesathler asid corosset of tise Prince of WVales, a with the motto, lisl dliets. Ois either side are the arms of Sol Lords Mtostyle and Diluorbeon, tlso Bishop of St. Asaph, Lord da Powls, Viscount Ficilding, Sir Watksn sslsusW ?? P ...
... ory rheumatism, which lasteri several weeks, and terminated in temporary insanity and Suicide in both cases. The Earl of Cardigan has become a convert to the oeabi- tion of flogging in, his regiment.t Thle grand ascent of thre adronant Mlontemayor, who ...
... tlse greatest exciteienet. Mir. Grattan 1 u88 ciossed the liellose alid adidressed Mr. Drummond, appa- rently witls conoillerable warmth. Mr. Peargus O'Connor interposed Isis pereon between the leon. gentlemen Mlr. Grattan retuerneil to his seat. Mr. Drsimotond ...
... body of the people. Mr. of Trelawny did not propose any specific scheme, but left the committee entirely untrammelled. ba Lord John Russell, we are glad to say, supported at ?? motion, which was agreed ?? Ashley ha then moved for leave to bring in a bill ...
... ne William Huston, formerly of Liverpool, temperance hotel I tin keeper, and in copartnership with John Ward, as ship 0 Iss chandlers and sail makers. John Worsley, formerly of I Mill-bank, Preston, spindle and fly niaker, and late of the I 10t Shakespeare ...
... three flu for Demerara; Mr. T. Sisely, for Chagres; John Hawke, malin h. second class passenger, Vera Cruz; John Vincent, jun., by chan, 1 midshipman; James Williamson, chief steward; Mr. sierving Y John Danford, quartermaster; W. Foster, Thomas ?? nt Carney ...
... hr Dahlia, and Edinburgh, since the moncy-order syatem rd became effieislly-onnnected'wlth the post-office is- The Earl of CARDIGAN Wisheid to. know the intentlono of atthe government withi regard to the -prosecutions of the sot. )r, dives. in the Six-mile ...
... Royal tog, re also frequently visit their grand-aunt. tak 10 The Queen has been pleased to appoint John Vesey 284 of Fitzgerald Foster,Esq. commonly called John Fitzgerald the S..Lbsli Foster, Esq.. ?? colonial secretary for the colony yea VitoifFacis Tortell ...
... everything he shis hsget. The coneervatlees of Lancaster have at last induced Mr. b ?? to offer himself in opposition to Mr. John Arm- re-strong, and he has iseued an address to the electors. The tihe friends of both parties are carrying on an active but ...
... aelnumtre andnd received severe injury to his hip.- P John onesa boamanwho broke Issleg by a fall in a d figt, whilsst in astate of.intoxinatihei-A seaman, named fw bhn for n, thebneitoging to the ship John P. Ward, who n wed quarrivellny ih the la mate of ...
... was crowded, and upon the latform welo several of the opeatives who were to ad. aress the meeting. Amongst otherex Mr. E. Grattan, Mr. Neill, the secretary of the society, Mr. Smith, Mr..Ri- cbards,- Mr. Harrison, Mr. P. KOlly,4#r. Hughes, Mr. Linacre ...
... RI I stfwl a-ac nhsonhnu.Hnest John at Bull is just in the position of cur gigntic friend. A T chamrt timeo s'nce, who slept so stoundly aspeaceful Joh n in who so weak, who so detenceless, Iin i own dream, as U poor John? Ho u-as at thie mercy of every ...