... death of the Rev. Air. Boston. The Marquis of Graham has been promoted to the Colonelcv the Stirlingshire Militia. Captain John Wilson is appointed to the Tribune frigate, at Chatham, fitting for foreign service. Tite American Papers state that Lahorde’s ...

... couple on their matrimonial tour. A Pout seven clock in the morning, after their arrival at Cardigan, and whilst they w ere fast locked the vigour-restoring arms of the drowsy god, two persons in a chase drove to the Lion at rapid pace. One of them proved ...

... prayer would listened to and concealed. Upon the motion Mr. GRATTAN, Baron divorce hill was read second time, and ordered to read third time the 2d March. the LATE BRUNSWICK THEATRE. Sir JOHN NEWPORT, observing the Risht Honourable Secretary of State in ...

... was not aide, bis feelings, pronounce the name of John Keogh. Hat mg, after some time, (during which hi* face tear*,) recovered from his oppressive feeling hia thus addressed them:—Patrick Keogh and John Were to have consulted the state of this county, ...

... Doctor Radcliff, Mr. Krarth, Mr. Cony, General Sir C. Grant, the Surgcon-Gcneral, Colonel Armstrong, Mr. Sanderson, Colonel Sir John Harvey, Major Warburton, Major D’Arey. Major Miller, and Captain Williams. The Marquess and Marchioness of Downsiiire and suite ...

... Roose and Hodges; M°‘K ' «'• Doctors Vesev, Johnson, Davis, and Gregory; Doctors Llojd, Grattan, and Trench; Messrs. Gorballis, J• S N, ° l ...

... BENCH— ApriI 24. The Hi nr, at Ike proteculion nf Henry Grattan, Esy., M.P., a. Thomas Xeiccomen amt James Mont Esqrs. This was an application for a Criminal Information, at the suit of Grattan, against the defendants Edgew orth and Montgomery. This case ...

... gave his name John Morgan, City Road; the second prisoner said his name was John Thomas, but refused to give his address ; the third prisoner was Ann Johnson, alias Jennings; and the fourth, Harnettc Tnvers, alias Williamson. , ' . . John James Smith said ...

... supported the motion of his Hon. Friend; hut, for the reasons he had stated, felt bound to it decided negative. Mr. HENRY GRATTAN admittei that he felt strongly on the question before the House, but if he felt strongly for Irish prosperity, he *ilso felt ...

... heard by Counsel against them. —Laid on the table. Mr. GRATTAN presented petition from the linen manufacturers of Westmeath, against the introduction of Poor Laws into Ireland. • , Mr. J. GRATTAN moved for Returns of the quantity of Glass exported from ...

... therefore, oppose any such repeal the Hon. Member seemed to contemplate. Sir JOHN' NEWPORT took the same view of the question. Leave was, however, given to bring in the Bill, and Mr. Grattan and Mr. Alexander Dawson appointed to prepare the *The second reading ...

... Evans, deceased.” Doctor Lee—l am Counsel in this cause. Sir John Niciiol— When the Court is speaking, not give any interruption. ~ . Doctor Lee—l have motion to make on this subject. I Sir John Nichole said, that there was no such cause pic ailing in ttie ...