... the iett the Mayor’s shield; the escutcheon of Sir W, Wynn, Bsrt., was displayed the end of the room. It is impossible to speak too highly of the character the provision made Mr. and Mra. Lloyd, who were, as usual, eminently successful in catering for ...

... success. From the character or your vetfi, lying nearly horizontal, and the bunchy nature of the ground, it is impossible to speak with certainty as to the ultimate success of the mine, the quantity ore, that may got from the present workings, but from the ...

... getting drunk ; how well and with what effects he kept Ids word, the sequel showed. It is not of the dead however that we mean speak at present, but of the living. We believe that the companions the voung man (who were also driving carts) stated on their oath ...

... their line march to the coast; but whether this was their only object still remains doubtful. A dispatch received at Paris speaks positively of the date fixed for the assault on Sebastopol: from the sth to the 10th of next month it is stated that this ...

... to have arisen, so that for the present this point is shelved, and the fourth brought under consideration. A contemporary, speaking of this subject, has the following very pertinent remarks: “In reference to the progress of the negociations for peace, the ...

... muscular .'sponsion. 'reea were Interspersed. their rmhleatatieal character thordei* ktmwn and regard r ...

... nit., a Frei chman named Jacques Moulin, native of Boulogne, but who has been for some time resident in this country, and speaks and writes the English language correctly, was committed for trial at the ensuing assises for this county, on charges of house ...

... Southwark. Um.lton ha* offered himaelf a. for the independent euffragca of i r J 'kctot. »•» pubUaVdl,aadre*». ,h . - Khe speaks of the war “tremen,U . ~-av and its promoters as “confcdTrated arVpots,” sufficicnUy indicates ''Tromtbe Crimea the in ...

... war are corroborated by the JJoiiau, enna paper, in an article betraying very friendly feeling to the Western powers. After speaking of the “interruption of her export trade, it gives the following as “a few of the reasons why Russia wishes for Cace; —“Many ...

... on petition. In 1835 he unsuccessfully contested Oldham. He suffered at least dozen government prosecutions for seditious speaking, and will remembered in connexion with the Chartist disturbances of 1848. He was returned fur Nottingham in 1847. Covorriox ...

... Italy concur in statii’fthat the probability of serious event, so. taking place there believed by many ; accounts from Austria speak fcolmg » prehension on same subject, aa also of . preparation sf the Oovcrumsnt for all cnicrc ties. Th* ...

... prudent measure) —his being -■latched death when his well-earned laurels were almost in his grasp is mournful indeed. In speaking of the honest joy of every liriton, we should, perhaps, except that ierv small and nondescript faction repre■ented bv Messrs ...