... the Court was a case which touched the Crown ; and if it was not so, then there was doubt • that the appeal to the Queen in Council was good ; and, secoodly, whether tar all cases, whether they touched the Crown or not, an appeal from tire Court of the ...

... reached the arch at We’sim;*. Bridge-road, the poor fellow was forced against walls with such violence that he was nearly flatte d and was afterwards jerked off the carriage-slen falling on the metals, the wheels of the hinder™ carriages passed over his ...

... envoy ; w'e'e Winchester, as lie did England at Marseilles by Ins lord Grenville; Sir 11. Bulwer, the British Minister to flatte•ry of democracy. The ' Constitutionnel• takes Sir J. Paxton; Mr. T. Hatikey, Governor of to lecturing the United Slates far ...

... allegiance to ,er Majesty Queen Victoria, and that I will maintain the succession ol the Crown as established by Act, intituled Act for the further Limitation of the Crown, and better securing the Rights and Lib rties of the Subject; , V, ,na i ‘his recognition ...

... and bear true allegiance Jlccessinn Victoria,and that I will maintain the %^n Ant fJ Crown as established by an Act intituled better w -r furt,her Limitation of the Crown, and **»d I dn V18 1 Ri«hts and Liberties of the Subject b«artilw TO MI? tl,is recognition ...

... through Pendoylan- street and saw the nrisme/wUh That the proprietors of the Arcade be served with table ol the Rose and Crown the night before; he every favourable opportunity; but guard against Bean 2e01b.) .. 8 ■ , “ nrmalo ■ five others in a mineral ...

... the County of Montgomery, the Valuer acting in the matter of the Inclosure of Cerrigydruidiorn Cum- mon, or Waste, or the Crown Wastes, situate in the Parish of Cerrigydruidion, in the County of Denbigh, Hereby Give Notice, that I shall hold a Meeting ...

... £14,535,000 ; making together, net, £42,541,000; gross, 0 £43,969,670. to Past-office, net, £1,438,000; gross, £3,016,861 at Crown lands, net, £260,000; gross, £260,000. A Miscellaneous, net, £800,000; gross, £800,000. so Total ordinary income, net, £67 ...

... the treasury took up proceedings the Crown discharged tlie whole of the subsequent disbursements to tlie Attorney-General Mr Edwin James and counsel for prosecution have not been paid it is not the practice of Crown in mark any specific amount on tlie ...

... With deepest scorn their vilest flatt'ry view, For an unbiassed century to come, Shall pass on thee a sentence true. And as thy will, relentless, all o'erthrows, So shall thy kingdom equal ruin share; And the rich crown that on thy forehead glows, Shall ...

... LLANHLLY J BANK t, „0„. (John Jones, Esq., Solicitor. SWANSEA (Mr, s. B> Dawe, Chemist. NEWPORT Mr. Frederick Phillips, 1, York Flatt. CssmoTT. Mr. Joseph Davits, NO MORE GOING TO BRISTOL TO BU PAPER HANGINGS OR WINDOW GLASS. THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST, AND BEST ...

... apart aud calls exclusiveness its aid was by sight well by reputution best-known man in England He not only the adviser of the Crown the arbiter of Iparties but to the public universal refeiee correspondent would consult if were infallible and sure up the ...