... Wool nsaileet is also rather blisker for all kinds. Sir Fratth Bunicti's Cate.—The Court of King's Bench has refosed the ru'- for a new trial in the case of the King agaiost Sir Francis and Sweet/ estehlislud the that a letter tit and not in a post Mike, ...

... Anmtvorworn— Mr. L June,. I.t%sprrEß Mr. Jo.trc, Pad. edeleolv • lint..-Mr.Sattnier.on.Printer Mr. tin intim, By SETH- Nr. 1.. Ovbillita,POld. F 4111,01, other IdAnnaveny-Mr.Price, Po,l- Mr. T. K. I odire C ...

... the If was Resolve'', . . . That the Addressee,/ purposed' by the Rev. Mr. Thou, seconded by Mr. Movglin,Clynhyr. be adopted. Thai thanks of this hireling he given to the Rev. Mr. Thomas, for the trouble o hieh he ha. oaken in preparing the Addrem, nod ...

... called to the Chair; Am Addressa as proposed by A. Ctiureli, Esq. and seconded by Capt. another was proposed by Mr. David Bees, and seconded by Mr. Henry P.ns CII I and third by Hugh Bold, Esq. Reminded by 11. LAMP. Esq. M. I). After an animated debate, the ...

... numerous assemblage of laraio4able.t. The first dance was led off by Dr. Lawrence and Mrs. Col. Hodson, followed by thy !lon. Mr. Rice, M. P. and Miss Williams, daughter of Col. Williams, R. M; Mr. Gwynne, of Glantsrane, and Miss Morgan, Sec. and dancing was ...

... Agricultural Books for the use of the Society, and which are deposited to their use at Mr. J. Treble, Bookseller, &c. Pembroke. A loyal and truly patriotic Address to the King, has been agreed to and signed, by the Lord Lieutenant, and a large portion of the ...

... about nine o'clock, observed a Cossack ('.an,-Mr Bird . , Post-olleelkavaier . —Mr. W. CARCMGAN—Mr. Caleb Lewis, nookbonter be:ore the door, holding two horses. To his utter astonish. flookidier • Mrattuvo.Tromt—Mr. mem, lie soon discivered that it oas no ...

... appointed President of the Board of Control. His Majesty held a Privy Council. at which the King's speech tut opening the session of Parliament was arranged. The King gays audiences to the Earl of Liverpool, Viscount Sidtnouth, Viscount Castlereagh, the Earl ...

... Duke a Bedford presented Petitions foam Bedford, to restore thc Qyren to her rights—Adjourned. .- -.- . .. • THE MINORITY, Oa Mr. Mak.. for Paper* relatire to the of Her Majesty's Name I. tie Latargy. Abercrashithi.J.iitar - oy, Lord J. George Alien, J ...

... the provisions of the Act of Uniformity, the King in Council had the power of insertion or exclusion, as regarded names in the Liturgy. Mr. Scarlett said, thee if the power contended for was in the King, it was also in his power to alter the whole of ...

... ' mirket is more boll long and fleeces.; but wies little var.a.i.., from last month's ;sr,: c. COL; r: r OF KING'S •Satzreley. 3. lists day, Mr. Brougham, Artorney•Genrral to the fir .1 cnnii^.4 information against the P.-v. Blazow, M. A . a Nlinister ...

... Hospital ; and Midshipmen have begn.sinca promoted. Mr. Gladstone contended, that the Navy bras by no means neglected. Dr. Lushington thought that the system of impress. in seamen ought to he done away with. mr G. Cockburn observed.thst much had been done towards ...