... Marquis of Grauby, the Earl and Countess of Winchelsem, the Earl of Scarborough, the Earl and Countess of Zetland, the Earl of Cardigan, the Earl and Countess de Grey, Lord J. Man. ners, Sir it. and Lady Peel, Ladies C. and D. Fitzwilliam, the lion. Mr. Lawley ...

... trat wtth the arms of England and France. The state chairs to I list were what might be called of Gothic design, and the Bre try tirrone was surmounted with Gothic tracery. At the back tilt ce- of the throne were emblazoned the Royal Arms sf Eng- the isly ...

... nmwatas; James Smeyth, Haleswortli, Suffolk; John Hodg. Is -maz, 'Scampston, Malton ; Mr. 1M. Milburn, Thorplield, Purseixf; Throssell and Prince, John Barker, and Thomas £t .Xbesy, of Dunnington, York; John Carimell, Liverpool; ba Heirs Tcasedale, Barmston; ...

... 8 men— (JO pieces Timber, 2 ora 13 Deal* and Deal Ends, 3 fathoms Lathwood—J TSt Hill, Agents. Sophia, of St Johns, B, Peock, from St John, 621 tons, men—2lo pieces Birch and 32 pieces Fir Timber. 71c 18 Deals. 13c 2qrs2o Battens, qrs Deal Ends, 35c ...

... her arms escaped unhurt. Mrs. price* °* Madeley, sustained slight concussion the brain. he remainder the outside passengers and the guard escaped with slight bruises—/Vrwmcm/ paper. Rebecca and her Daughters, The conulica Carmarthen and Cardigan appear ...

... Relrn -re, Maryborough, Richard Young, Daniel and John Auchnalcek, Garret O'Moorc, and Charles Coote, THE GOVERNMENT AND THE MAGISTRACY. The follow communication bus been forwarded to .ir Henry Grattan ** Dublin, June 8, 1813. ** Sir, —I have the honour ...

... of economy he had succeeded in greatly improving his estates, the deceased bequeaths the greater portion of them to his son John, Viscount Lord Neville, together with the. sum of iA2,000, and also all gold and silver plate, lace, pictures, books, family ...

... other rjuartert indiridtialt arretted .ire about twenty in a search made their placet of re»i-ntny «-f seditioua pimphlett. arm*, crunpowder, were diacorered. All these iu•m: t.» the operative rla**ea, and most tritnte of the of existence. They ,*r some ...

... been greally prized by the Sovereign. c: - - oh p~rizeu ay Luee ou-cas-. field DEATH oF THEi 'Rsv. JOHN~ CLAYTON.-On a. Jr the 'Firiday morning Mr. John Clayton, who vas9 In his 90th year., I, teem died, afaer a'somewbat long illness. Mr. Clayton, was ...

... Cmanuel College, Cambridge ; John Briddon ightwiek, licentiate theology, rtf University colleee, Durham ; Joint llallifax, 15.A., Corpus Christ! College, Cambridge ; Wm. Frankling, of St. Bee’s. College, Cumberland ; Kdvrtrrd John Chapman, It, A,, of adharrt ...

... occasioned by the disclosures that have been made .L connecting the name of Lady William Paget so painfully walwith that of Lord Cardigan. g- SPECIAL COMMISSION FOR SOUTsrl WALES.-A d special commission for the trial of prisoners concerned in the recent outbreaks ...

... Alderman Shannon, mayor elect ; Francis John O’Neill Nicholas Kelly, T.C.; John Spillane ; Michael Quin, T.C.; William Griffin, M.D., T.C.; William Geary, M.D., alderman Richard Bodkin, alder man; Thomas Wallnut, T.C.; John M’Uonnell, T.C., I-’siirs. The committee ...