Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-26
shields containing the armoral bearings of the Yields.
are Statues OF Music and Painting
In t186. first atopo u,ce 10; ii ~ al.

sheisda containing the armorial bearings of the Yields
are s'siues OF Music and Painting.
ssse, the first stone was laid of the Catholic
chal attached to this building 1t is of circular
iorm increased by four sections, form cross
ana It Is covered by dome and lantern. The al.
Tar Is extremely splendid. enriched with arnethysts
APPS lazuiI verde antco, and other costly materiale
Inc chapel also contains well toned organ a copv
OF Raphaeps Transfguration and two other scrnt,i
RAJ pieces brought from Italy. Catholic Priest at
the expense OF the Weld family always resides on the
spot, and 1t 10 but justice make honorable mem
ton OF the present pastor Monsieur Moutardi whose
ln',d ano amiable manners cndear him to the poor
anu whose literary attachments afe of too HIGH a
character to be valued in that secluded vicintv
IN 1874 the chapel was broken Open and plundered
o. o.. IT'S communion plate, which found in chalk
pit, about half mile from the chapel
AZ the Castle of Lulworth James I. was entertain
e.. during his progress in TIC Isle of Purbect,
was also visited 1865 by Charles IT, and ,h Dukes
~ 1"rn ana monmouth In 789 George III and
.hree frincesses repaired by water from WevmontI,
~ 'ue cas!ie, and paid many other visits to it dur
ing tne residence of the Court in that neiehbourhood
Durng the civil wars Lullworth shared the common
,ate OF many mansions. ard was plundered of IRON
iead and even greut part of the wainscot bv the<
IA Tarnament troops under the command of Captain
i"ornas Hughes who appointed governor Of tb7s
temporary garrison in I643 and I64i
In the village of Lullworth John Pennie v,s horn
tes'a e up to very late date, till the poets
cotage Tell about his ears, and drove him To another
shelter, amid the storms of poverty He has Jnna
much' IN noticing and preserving by his pen the mn
nerous and interesting relics of antiquity SO shameful
LILY nesicted ny the squirearchy of Dorset
In spot so remote from the world with tb;cI,
iuSuriant groves side, and the broad oce,n m
the other the eXiled monarch will wake 10 tka sod
realities Of his recent dream. So
EXTRaoRDINARY SPEED STEAM C.Rn1,cr
IN the London Globe and Irnceller of the 18th IF
oct, is the following article ,aken-from the 1;aun
| ton Courier ~ e 0"s-
Aonparaliciied Steam Engine 7rip.-Mr. Ste
Phensoh the proprietor of the Racket Engne on
the manchester and Liverpool Rail Way. had this
/ week decided IN his favor a wager of one fhousnnd
Su'neGs upon the speed of his Engine by traversing
the distance between the two towns ftb;yf, t,re
mffeS IN THIRTY THREE MINurEs-Gor in otIor
wnras. ut m"re han SO mie~ per honrl
MARRlED-On w ednesday, he i7th inst h.
| the lev. Edward L. Warren, Mr.. Wm H C.n,,py
OF Aieemarle County, Miss JANE R.. daughtar nf
fran w 5. Turner of Nelson County.
MARRiED-in Manchester. on Tuesday evep;n,
last, by the Rev William Armstrong;. NJ I.n,n r
II BRIDGES, of this city to Miss NANcY EIIz.nSrr,
lREST, daughter of William Galloway Esq ~
| Franklin County, Va. As4 u
| On tuesday evening last, at the residence of Ny
DANIEL .frueheart. by the Rev Jesse H. Turner NJ
| JOHN M SHEPPARD, jr. of Henrico, to Miss S.n,n
ANN daughter of Mr.. John Seabrook, formerIv nf
this city. oi"er'y OF
/ On Monday, the e2dinst by the Rev. WIN. Wood
| mr. w NJ. j. CRAGwALL, of Goochland to Miss n,
LEN HARRIs eldest daughter of Mr. VIM O. Harris