... These were surmounted by large flags and decorated with trophies of small flags and banerettes above shields bearing various arms. The entrance to the pier was very prettily decorated, as also was the priccipal entrance to the Alexandra Gardens. There was ...

... imparled Hie commotions the Continent; the publication the Untied Irishman, with John Mitchel'x transportation ; and the succession of the Irish Felon, From the latter Lord John read extracts of the agricultural produce Ireland for this year, valued £tJO ...

... bouse. He then particularly complained the letter ef Lord John Russell and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, acknowledging receipt thanks voted them by the Birmingham meeting; that el Lord John Russell, speaking the whisper faction'' he contended was ...

... Gosport for their annual training. ibe men turned up in good time, and the arms and accoutruments were served out with such expedition that by mid-day the regiment was under arms and marching to Devizes station to entrain for Gosport. Next day another party ...

... bis heart, and in few minutes after ejaculated, Release me now. He was supported his sister, and soon after died in her arms, without alluding further the dreadful deed. Hubbard used frequently to allude the murder, and when in conversation upon the ...

... us per son. And what has done? just nothing but wrnat John Wesley did for fifty years successively—preach the gospel without license from a Bishop; did, moreover, with this aggravation, that John Wesley tie* sought diveat himself holy order*, as they ...

... Justice Meeting held yesterday at Chippenham, John Tillen, was committed to the House of Correction, Devizes, for three months, and to be once whipped, for stealing a quantity of pears from Mr. Button, of 'Calne. John Hull was committed to the Hooae of Correction; ...

... 8, at 4 Wilt Chilton, ‘Mr. George hite, of Keev the late Mr. J. Snelgrove, of the “ Dt July 11, at Clifton church, by the R John Lancheuick, Esq., of Langpor George, niece of the late Francis Skur ham, Wilts, and Rector of Winter! reset. July 12, at Zion ...

... most efficient state; but it would madness for a great couulry like this rely upon its navy alone. We should have armed men to meet armed men should an invading enemy effect landing onr island. The hill, however, was too complicated, and would suggest ...

... gloom over the latter years of his life, which was never entirely dispalled.—#rom Memoirs, Journal, of Thomas Moore, by Lord John Ry or a Dinner at Bowoop.—(From Thomas of Fearon and Birkbeck. The | Moore's D gularity two such men being produced out of ...

... for the semblance and pretence of efficiency, horses of this kind works with instruments the least suited its ends. Lord Cardigan's two reconnaissances establish clearly that our horses are over-weighted, and their complete destruction has as plainly ...

... Gulliver, and told him to drive to the Brecknock Arms. When they arrived, two more carriages came (a close one and a cab), and three gentlemen got out.— While they were away, he heard the report of fire-arms—a very large report, but could not say whether ...