... that, although covertly one of the main abettors of the insurrection, they consider it is not from any hope of resisting our arms, but under an intention of siding with us at the last hour, thereby to build a still higher fortune on the fall of his numerous ...

... fleer, have comle into Plymotlih to refit. Mr. Fox goes to Ireland in tlhe cotlr~e of the prefent Austumn, on a vilit to Mr. Grattan, ?? is making great preparations for t~hat gentleman's reception, and a niuierois partv of friends. Dow1V-sumRa ELECTI'O1N ...

... British force from Bombay and Bengal, under Sir John Kease, takes possession of his throne at Candahar. 9 The redoubt Guardanstuo is takea by Espartero, with 300 prisoners. 10 Destruction by fire of the John Bcull steamer, with the loss of several passengers' ...

... QUENs Lorid in Waiting enl H. R. I. .and H-, fi. ii e n thle P'rinco AlIbert. Puiimcu AiLEmimT. Qimnen. Sergeant-at-Arms. Ser'geaet-at-Arms. Master of thle 1o1es. ?aistreu,s of the Robes. Lady' of Lim le Dzzemoinber. 'Tue Mtaidsa of Rollour. Bodchuinber ...

... ~-At St. Stephen's, Cornwall, John Evans, Esq. Alderman, and one of his Majesty'* Justices of the Peace for the borough of Saltash, to Miss Mugg, daughter of the Rev. Henry Mugg, of Shudleigh, Devon.-At East Malling, Sir John Twisden, Bart. of Bradbourn ...

... present Peer is te sevesuth Ear-I, and was born Oct. 16, 1797. lie is the eon of Robert Ru-i of Cardigan, and Poe]e ?? tihe scosnd daughte of George John Coolme, Esq. of Iarefield Perle, Middlesex, aii hle succeeded to the Earldese, on thle death of his ...

... tile Repeal leaders, in- asmuch as that step would shew the fallacy and absurdity of their whole proceedings. lie taunted Mr. John O'Comnel with Liot having the moral courage to argue the question, which he had himself brought forward, *and to take the sense ...

... in every Poor Law Union in England and Wales forthie twvoyears ?? Day, 1842,specifying the salaries,&c. In answer to M r. Grattan, Sir J. G RAsHsAN snid tho letter calling for returns to which the Ilon. Member alluded, was only one of many issued by the ...

... left leg, but her infant, ll which was in her arms, escaped unhurt. 'Mrs. Grice, of Made- re Iey, sustained a slight concussion of the brain. The remainder 3fl of the outside passengers, with the guard,' Mr. John Rushton, ta escaped with slight bruises. Mrs ...

... Establish- ri nment at Standgate Creek. , The (kideiat1, is cosamissioned at Chat- Itam, by Capt. Geo. W. St. John Mildtnay.-Lieuts. h IRichmond and John; Mr. Atcheson, Surgeon; and ar hir. 11%i. Morton, ,I-rurser, are appointed to teir.n Mr. Wttt. Pitt, is ...

... J. Baldwin, Dr. Grattan, J. Richards, J. . arron, H. W. Grattan, H. - Rippon, C. Harry, G. S. Grote, G. Roche, Wm. Hayntun, Captain Gully, J. Ruche, David Beauclerh, Misaor Harvey, D. W. Roe, James Bulwer, H. L. Hume, J. Roebuck, John A. I Butler, Hon ...

... and accounted for being without coat and lat, that lie l'ad lost them to soine thirirble.rig player's-remanded.-- John lKnight, sen. and John Kl1igilt, jun. father and son, charged Saturday at Mallsimn House with robbing Catherine Charlotte Knight, daughter ...