... Bedford's will, is compris.d y: ?? two lines, by which he lives all his per- property and effeas to his next brother i.- *ohn Russel. l late Duke of Bedford'left very little in le- as he found the income of hiis property a' .nougls to carry into effec't his ...

... in Ireland. Mcwqiay, Jl.itrch 29. Lorcd Robert Spencer took the oaths and his seat for Tavistock, in the room of Lord John Russell, nowv ?? of Bedford. A petition was presented from Lyon, in Nor- folk, by Sir jtfaitrn Folae, for a r;:peal of the in- ...

... Colossal Statue, in bronze, of the late Duke of, Bedford, be el fted by public and-voluntary subscription, in the centre of Russel-square. The Whig Club have appointed a Committge to consider of the. most proper meians pf testi- fying their resped and ...

... present the Rev. James Nicol to the church and parish of Tra- quair, vacant by the death of Mr Walker; and the Rev. Jazies Russel, to the church and parish of Gairloch, vacant by the dea'th of Mr Donald Macintosh. Dorvwnzl ?? School- boys having quarreled ...

... Efq. of Kermuay.aged Sz. Si he On, Friday last, arrived here, Rear-Admiral 9t Sir Robert Calder, Lady Calder, and Captain th Russel of the Royal Navy, on their way to Peter- BC head. The Mermaid, Captain Oliver, is arrived at & Portsmouth, from Gibraltar ...

... BIRTHS. At London, thc Lady of George Henry Ro.e, id Esq. a daughter. Onl the 30th of O&ober t797, the wife of John of Brou'n, miner, near St John's Chapel in Wear: a- dale, brought forth three girls, two of whom are ee still living ; and on the 4th insst ...

... ;itness has ever sincereigned, and theconvids ad con with their work as quietly as if nothing of th ;.:hind had happened. 4 :-r John Borlase Warren leaves London to te a;cls the beginning of September, on his em- wlI b ssy to Petershurgh. He vaits to see the ...

... North 6 E: ).t sple, Sir Eds, Pelleo', W. Devaynesq a Bath City, Lord J. Thynne x, John Palmer x Beaumaris Town, Lord Newborough i Bedfordshire, Hon. A. St John 5, John Osborn 2 Bedford Town, S. whitbread , kV. Lee ?? Great Bedwin, Sir R. J. Buxton x, ...

... be entitled to a liberal allowance for o i- sage moncey. -1bhe Right Ifoon. Sir Charles Morgan, Bart. h andl the Right Hon. john Smith,have been sworn e ?? Majesty's 2nost honourabli Privy Coun- L. .rd Castiereagh certainly succeeds the Mar- ?? Wellesley ...

... the Duke was throwvn out, but are happv to ado, s not much hiurt. On Ths.rsdav night, at nine o'clock, died, at r fo:d. 2ML. John lleathcore, brothet to Sir Ilsert, a young gentleman very gcnerally '.Ms zn in the tipper ranks of life, and very sin- . y ...

... ; Mrs Elizabeth White, the C Ladyofthe Rev. Mr Baxter, Mrs F. Wiikinson, t ,r Mr William Besouth, St John's; Mr Balnard Lanagiean, Mr Lockhart Russel Elliot, Mr A x.x- e anderKedie, assistant to r ennedy;* MrJohn Y Scott, ditto; -Master Kean laratt; ...

... wanted I I said Broughton or r Russel. They told me they were up stairs, and s I was shewn up. When I got up, the parties a were engaged ini conversation. Col Despard r was standing up and speaking to the prisoner t John Francis. I seated myself, when ...