... Norwood; Wheatsheaf, Tooling; Prince of VVales, Brixton; Golden Lion, Camberwell; Goat and Boots, King’s-road, Chelsea; Cadogan Arms, Sloane-street; Packhorse, Turnham-green; White Horse, Uxbridge ; at the Mart, and of Mr. Williams, Throgmorton-street. N.B ...

... Pauty Goytre, Esq. Norfolk—Sir William John Henry Browne Follies, Hillington, Bart. Northamptonshire—H. H. Holdich Hungerford, of Maidwell, Esq. Northumberland—Charles Bosanquet, ofßock, Esq. Nottinghamshire—John Enrmerton Wescomb, of Tnrumpton, Esq. ...

... effects were anticipated from their introduction into Ireland. After some further remarks from Mr. Slaney, Sir John M r rottesley, Mr. Estcourt, Mr. John Wood, Mr. Drummond, Mr. Benett, of Wiltshire, and Sir James Qraham, leave was given 10 bring to bill, which ...

... from the Independents of Ashford, Devon ; by Mr. John Wood, from the Independents of Chorlev, and two other places in Lancashire, and from the congregation of Cross-street Chapel, Manchester; by Sir John Wrottesley, from Wolverhampton ; Sir 1. eland, from ...

... by Sir Robert each of which, to have Speculative Society,’ which afterwarfs numbered amongst M Grey Hog 87 W 32 grown, fir John Ewen, Air. Walker, Sir J. Henry two forty-horse power engines. It is expected that their speed will those SufT& Norf. 30 to ...

... further discussion on the clause regulating the time of taking the poll, in which Lord John Russell, Sir W. Ridley, Mr. W. Whitmore, and Mr. Latter took a part, Lord John Russell consented to withdraw this clause. The house then resumed; the bill was reported ...

... bill and altering the present laws. By the act which was entitled Bankes’s Act, any person who was found out at night with arms in his hands, for the purpose of poaching, was liable to be brought before a jury, tried for a misdemeanour, and, if convicted ...

... residence In Koregate-atreet, Worcester, haul** yVorthird son of tlie late Hon. and Her. St. Andrew St. John, U.H. cester, and giandson ef John, 10th Lord St. John. ri.riitia At Forte Anne, near|Donglas. Isle of Man. Alien i l ., il ;,,i eldest son of the Hon ...

... by Sir James Craig. CONDUCT OF SIR JOHN NICHOLL. HUME said, he should be compelled to postpone presenting a petition complaining of the proceedings in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, and of the conduct Sir John NichoU, of which he had given notice ...

... Gormanston, Killeen, Sir 1 Marcus Somerville, the Honourable Edward Preston, Honourable F- Ponsonby, and James and Henry Grattan, have I been subscribed to the requisition calling the Leinster Meeting. Amongst tbe signatures to tbe Protestant Declaration ...

... at ditto, from a tour—Rev. Mr. pS- ! ' 1 ii *!°l.The Earl and Countess Chichester, from Thomas’s Hotel „ for the Earl of Cardigan’s seat. Dean Park, near VTansford Hire— Lord Lorton and family, from ditto, for East Sheen, Mrs. Orieve, from ditto, for ...

... of Infantry, by purchase, dated Nov. 27- - : MEMORANDA. ' , , Assistant-Surgeon John Parke, M.D# of the 23d Foot, has been ofEnsign M‘Lrod, of die Foot, Edward, and not John, stated in the Gazette of the ult. The Christian name of Mr. Minto, who was appointed ...