... brother, Mr. Jones Burdett, by Sir George Sinclair, 31. P., and other friends; Mr. Leader by Mr. Bridgman, Dr. Bowring, Mr. H. Grattan, Mr. D. W. Harvey, Mr. C. Hindiey, Dr. Lushington, Sir William Molesworth, Mr. Wakley, Mr. M. J. O'Connell, Sir S. Whalley ...

... and this was distinctly corruption. The house then divided on Lord John Russell's motion for the order of the day; Mr. W. S. O'Brien's proposal of adjournment being withdrawn. Lord John's motion having been negatived by a majority of four, the main resolution ...

... was undertaken.—Mantell's Wonders of Geology. THE CELEBRATED QUARREL BETWEEN FLOOD AND GRATTAN.—The remote cause of the celebrated quarrel between Flood - and Grattan was, the eld orator's jealousy of the young one, who had come with higher powers and untainted ...

... the celebrated Grattan. That illustrious man was present in a company in which the merits of Jephson's Count of Narbonne were undergoing criticism. Anybody, said one of the party, anybody could write such a play as that. Mr. Grattan's reproving remark ...

... the celebrated Grattan. That illustrious man was present in a company in which the merits of Jephson's Count of Narbonne were undergoing criticism. Anybody, said one of the party, anybody could write such a play as that. Mr. Grattan's reproving remark ...

... escape, he came to a halt and offered to surrender, If his pursuers would allow his son to have his arms. They replied, that they did not seek his arms, but his per,on. After a parley, considerable delay, and a vast deal of threatening, he gave to his ...

... escape, he came to a halt and offered to surrender, if his pursuers would allow his son to have his arms. They replied, that they did not seek his arms, but his person. After a parley, considerable delay, and a vast deal of threatening, he gave to his ...

... prisoner was pointed out to him as a boy who had just stolen a poeket-handkerchief. The prisoner was, at the moment, walking arm in arm with two girls of the town, who were, evidently, acting as his blinds, and, the moment lie saw witness, lie endeavoured ...

... register, named the Nith, was launched from the building-yard of Messrs. Aiken . and Co., Douglas, Isle of Man. _ Mr. Colley „ Grattan has been appointed to the office of Britihlr' Consul at Boston, in the UniteA States. It seems almost unnecessary to remind ...

... Power, John Bainbridge, E. T. Fielden, J Protheroe, E Berkeley, lion. H. Fenton, John Ramsbottom, John liewes, I'. Fiech, F Rippon, Cuthbert Blake, W. J. Gillon, IV D Roche, E B Blewitt, It. J. Grote, G Roche, Sir D Bodkin, J. Hall, Sir B Rundle, John Brabazon ...

... husband their steani for special occasion and service; and, secondly, that the present mode of arming ordinary vessels of war is to be that also of arming steam-vessels. - If, as .we •think was demonstrated by the French steam-frigate Veloce, such a ...

... MARR.IED, On Friday; the 21st ult., at Llangyn . og, John Jones, jun., Esq., of St. Anne-street, in this town, to Margaret Ellen, the only daughter of John Hughes, Esq., of Llangynog, Montgomeryshire. On Wednesday, the 26th ult., at Leamington, the Rt ...