... daughter of Will'ilmi Revely, Newbj-wisk, county of York, Esq. and trying 5« his father's life-Mme', left daughter, Dorothy, who died unmarried, and Hugh, the fiisrt Duke* who died June 6, 1786, aged 74, and was sneceeded his son, Ht.gh, in thfe Earldom ...

... l)- ray Noble Friend stating the contents ♦he petition to the House, part of his speech ; hut there would be some irregularity formally reading it before ydui* Lord* ships have agreed receive the There can be no objectihtn Noble Friend stating the substance ...

... Grey protested against the means which had been used to inflame the public ndnd in the present agitated state of the coun* try. He had in his possession several pla~ cards of most inflammatory tendency. He believed the general feeling of the inhabitants ...

... much more animated debates usually are in the Upper House] Lord Pi,umKtT could not let this discussion terminate, without saving words w respect the oath wii.ch had been substitiped in this bill, the oaths nl allegiancp, supremacy, and abjuration— oaili ...

... related to the fiist Lord Sandford* who died without issue, having married With a Miss Oliver. He bad two brothers, the elder was a Clergyman, who married, but who also died without issue. ‘—The third Lord died unmarried, and the claimant, who was bis ...

... adjusted the rope { as soon as that was done, the platform fell, and they died instantly. , After having hung an hour* the bodies were cot down, and they will be delivered to their friends in the course of the day. The crhwd was immense. -n; The 32d Regiment ...

... oTarliahe permitted her-Ladyship to livechiefly in ment, and will necessarily a sobjectofin- Dubtk), in the vicinity her friends, and tense interest to the landed proprietors. But especially of her grandniother, Lady Mil town, the whole of the questions ...

... expected. We have received St. Vinceiufs papers the of Oct.; O the lltb the Hon. J. Daizell, Speaker of the House of A assembly, died, after a few days illness; he had been Speaker from 1820. A circular had been issued out to the proprietors of sldves bis ...

... assistance to the poor fellows onhrtfwo of them, (Edward Miller and Thomas Henr«>ii) were saved, with great difficulty, the former party exhausted ; and while saving them, the boat pitched heavily, being nearly foll-of and sunk. Two of the crew hive since ...

... in a violent gale, in the neighbourhood !of Smyrna—the crew were saved, but not the i cargo, which is said lo have been worth j above 20,0001. | . Mr; Uainbridge, the rich merchant, died intestate. Letters of administration have, however, been granted ...

... with riTzor. on the 9lh of March last, the parish of Kilmore, near Crossgar, of which she languished until the 3lst, when she died. She also indicted on a second count, for feloniously assaulting and cutting the deceased on the neck with intent to kill. ...

... Vesteiday consigned to the silent tomb at Sf. Ann’s Shandon, followed by an extensive circle nfsurrounding relatives and friends. The unmber who assembled on (his monrnful occasion was greater than we have seen for some time; there were upwards of fifty ...