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... ttement that the government will call 1 '■ ' • of the know that there are now 2a0,000 men the pay of the government, and under arms. The government originally called tor ✓ 0,000, and then for 40,000. reality, has accepted three times tbe number originally ...
... Trass Oramenta for Ceilings (over Chandeliers *c), the RASS AND IRON BEDSTEAD ESTABLISHMENT or- JOHN ft 80N, 15, Piccadilly (next door to the Mosley Arms Hotel). rHE TWO GREATEST NOVELTIES, For Twent Shillings each, THE DUAL WINGED CAPE, Superseding every ...
... every state Maine and Georgia, New York and Illinois. The highest satisfaction was expressed at the success of the Federalist arms; the representatives of Southern Federalism especially declaring it to be the beginning of the end. It was suggested, and heartily ...
... been erected in the church of Franklin's native town, Spilsby. It bears the following inscription : —ln memory of Captain Sir John Franklin, R.N., K.C.H., K.R., D.C.L., born at Spilsby, April 16, 1786; died in the Arctic Seas, June 11th, 1847, while in command ...
... ; dated Benjamin Thompson, of Birmingham, . improvements in ordnance and fire-arms, ;% ata,, tiles to be used therewith ; a communication ; 9 ' 1862.—George Collier and John Collier, ''fax, machinists, for improvements in looms Ja ,etB a nd other pile ...
... Informed that the following dissenting ministers have entered St. David's College, Lampeter : Thomas John Gower, near Swansea; Thomas Richards, Cardigan ; and Wm. Thomas, LlandyssaL Mr. Hill, an eminent Baptist minister, of York Chapel. Swansea, has just ...
... and we have before re- ' : uards sceneiy and dresses, the piece SJ '■' way which cannot he surpassed, Theatre.—Mr. H. P. Grattan, ' ' fulfilling an engagement at this '^eh*-'' ' present week ; appearing each night in '' L ...
... will rZf, the property; and for furtherparticulars apply to Richard D. J e; ,o'' Esq., solicitor. Cardigan ;or .lames Jenkins. . solicitor. peter.—Cardigan, May Ith, 1863. __—-*?' By Mr DENHAM, on behalf the Trustees of the late Mr. Go he, at the Eagle ...
... himself reposes), in memory of the only daughter of Lord Byron. The monument is ornamental, with beautifu >rder, and the Byron arms near the top, and has following inscription the Byron vault below lie the remains of Augusta Ada, only daughter of George sixth ...
... hands of their friends, who were in arms, as much as they could. They tried to do so—they had succeeded in doing so. They had strengthened their arms to some extent, and they intended to continue to strengthen their arms. They—still speaking for himself ...
... with rich and rather tracery openings, in the head. Each light contains •project; on the left the Baptism of our Lord, by John. IB very fine subject, with fine rich foreground, text, . Kopent and baptised. In the lightou the right hand tipresented the ...
... hands. —The jury, after being locked up for two hours and ft half, found the defendants Reginald Herbert, John Birkett, Joseph Edward Saville, John Herbert Shawcross, Charles M'Dougal, and Charles Mott guilty of riotous proceedings, but that they did to ...