... choilej Jusae't .108db Now ready, Svo. los. 6d. r TAl E R U S I By the Rev. JOHN WTbrIAtMS, A.M. F.R.S.E. Rector of the Edinburgh Academy, and Archdeacon of Cardigan. John Murray, Albemarle street. On Ist of March, post Svo. with ntsmerous Illustrations ...

... clumsy statues, clumsy inscriptions a profusion of gilding, guard-houses, sentry-boxes ; the moveables are sentries presenting arms every minute • officers with feathers and orders passing unceasingly, hackney droskies rattling about, and numbers of welldressed ...

... effect. The concluding scene cf the moat into ■ which the chi d ia thrown, and wherein armed men encounter, white De Courcy on horseback hears off the! child his arms, is also fine tableau. The chorus of i gondoliers is a beautiful piece of musie, sung ...

... her Majesty's government, which is founded upon the same principles, and is likely to be attended by similar results.—(Lord John Russell,)—instead thereof—question put, That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the question :Z---The house ...

... P r incipal characters by Messrs. 0. Smith, Lyon, Wright, Paul Bedford, Wilkinson, Cullenford , Binge. Mrs. H. P. press, Grattan, Mrs. threatened to the cause by the mysterious Mr. experiment is suitable only to the smalle r i s l an ds, and the po or ...

... manner. The porch alone preserved its original character. It projected far beyond the doorway, and was ornamented with the arms of a former occupant of the habitation, wrought in bold relief in oak, and supported by two beautifully-carved female figures ...

... against within my arm length of It, and it. the name of «od, what il was, what made it come dts■turbine of os. stood some lime expecting answer, and receiving none, and thinking it might some fellow hid the room to fright me, pul out arm feel It, and hand ...

... of Beaufort, Buckingham, Buecieuch, arid . Rutland. Marquises of Salisbury, Abercorn, Exeter, and Cholmondeley. Earls of Cardigan; Shaftsbury, Haddington, Ripon, Devon, Winchelsea, Dalhousie, Clare, Bathurst, Beverley, Rosslyn, Wilton, and Brownlow. Viscounts ...

... Ktwall. R Grattan. H Holtju.l. * llowick. James. Mania, T Korrajra, S4f 0 J ill C O’Caoarll. Fnwer. Roche, K ® Sbeil. Kifht » mock, tori Talbot. C K Vaae. Lord M ANALYSIS OP THF. ROUS* DIVISION ON JOHN HUSHKLL’S AIIK NDM NT. Majority ac»inst Lord John RuMriTa ...

... Manning. James Boucher. Thomas Jennings, James Mans held. the Honourable Charles Manners Sutton Edward Fenton, Frederick Graham, John Henry Farmer Henry Brandon, George William Collins Jackson, Baker, Thomas Bead hemp, the Hon. Richard Bingham Walter Kicbard ...

... Beaufont, Buckingham, Buccleuch, and Rutland ; The Marquises of Salisbury, Abercorn, Exeter, and Choltnondeley ; the Earls Cardigan, Shaftesbury, Haddington, Ripon. Devon, Winchilsea, Dalhousie, Clare, Bathurst, Beverley, Rosslyn, Wilton, and Brownlow ; ...

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