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... framer of the clause — or was. there in either house of parlia- ment a more zealous supporter of the church than that right honourable gentleman ? The noble lord (Eldon) had exercised all his vigilance since the introduction of the bill, and used the eyes ...
... to announce to the Public, and more especially those who eiicourage the FINE ARTS, that ft has been his good fortune to be honoured by the Executors of ttie revered and highly 'gifted Artist, BENJAMIN WEST. LATE PRESIDENT OF THE ROYAL ACADEMY, io offer ...
... diminished in value, the stiperioiity of this soil was a sine guarantee ot a comparatively small dimi- nution in tho rent roll. CKOWLAND MAN+R UOISE is not ...
... repairs at his house, and in passing through Orange-street observed that the front shop window of the prisoner's residence had rolls of lead ii. it, aud all the other appearances of a glacier's shop ; besides that, the names of the prisoners were over the ...
... every come.' the which had not been previonslv secured was closely occupied. Never did behold such a turbulent sea of heads roll waving in the pit. It was only by the retirement of considerable numbers from the chaotic mass, and the strong interest which ...
... sending a chaise fur She captain, who expired on his arrival at a public bouse ueir at hand. The captain was a well known sportsman in Surrey, and was exceedingly eccentric in his dress, generally wearing a great profusion of coloured handkerchiefs about ...
... bouse when the nubie 1 ROUSE OF COMMONS, SATLai.AY, Ano. 17. HUME, payment must by the church commissioners ; for if the I f roll Madeira! ** 4tii jiregdy^ i,ierl»ury, presented thiN very pe« I - I The CHANCELLOR the EXCHEQUER said clergy were told, You ...
... various arrange- ments for the comfort of it- inmates, are open to those benevo- lent persons who inny d ...
... and Mr.G.BEVAN. Patronage of ?? ? u i, ted , v extensive school under the fctetnof educati.. 1 i^l' • c fc** Master of the Rolls. The pencil and Germ', Co ?? 1 I pns e« the Classics, Mathematics, the 2*ers). and every ,tht r R h Uilßes , (whK ' h are ...
... nature, the sportsman, and the man uf the world. — Morning Post. Richard Bentley, H, New Burlington-street. This day is published, in Two Volumes, post Bvo. 'P H E MAN of H O N O U R, *■ snd THE RECLAIMED. By a LADY of RANK. What is honour ? A word. ...
... appointed Inspector of Yeomanry in Hampshire. Sir Thomas Cartwrigh t, the British Minister to the Diet at Frankfort, is a groat sportsman, and rents almost all tin manors in the vicinity of the town. Sir Thomas is, however, very obliging in granting permission ...
... Ensign and Lieut. A. W. F. Somerset, to be Lieutenant and Captain, by pnrchai Digby, who retires j Hon. H. T. Forester, Page of Honour to the y ueen, to be Ensign and Lieutenant, without purchase; it. (j. Rous, Gent, to be Ensign and Lieutenant, by purchase ...