... Marquises Tweedale and Lothian; Earls Haddington, Rosslyn, Hardwick, Morton, Eglinton, Leven, and Melville; Lords John Scott, Forbes, John Campbell, Elcho, Loughborough, Ramsay; Viscountesses Melville, Stourmont, and Kelburn; Sir G. Clerk, and several ...

... daughter ot the woman residing the house, on hearing the occurence, came to the premises armed with a bean hook, and attacked the officer and his assistant, and on the arm of the latter inflicted a severe cut just below the shoulder joint, completely dividing ...

... sentence, to be further imprisoned for two mouths, for assaulting John Rogers, both of Devizes. Fos Tuial- John Blagdon, charged with having stolen one ewe sheep, the property of John Sainsbury, Market Lavington—William Cooper, charged with stealing one ...

... any circumstauces, come forward again as acaudidate for East Cum-j bcrlaud on the first vacancy—Cumberland The late Earl of Cardigan, who died on Monday last,! was the son of the Hon. R. Brudcnell, by sister of Sir W. j Cecil Bisshopc, and succeeded his ...

... Wales is comparatively free from crime, the county being Glamorgan, in which 82 offences wereim? milted; and the lowest Cardigan, in which ttsA place. But there is a great deficiency in the tableiin showing the proportion of crime to the population county ...

... reverted to LORD JOHN RUSSELL'S notice about the Blj SHOP of EXETER, aud being interrupted by cries which iutii mated that this was an irrelevant topic, turned the tables his assailants by observing how irrelevant, iu that case, LORD j JOHN'S notice must ...

... position, with his shirt sleeve tucked up, and his left arm bound round. He was quite dead. Mr Stevens, surgeon, deposed, that upon an examination of the deceased, he found an incision in his left arm, in the usual place of bleeding, apparently made by a ...

... fer'Mr. Grattan, claimed the right (under a clause of the statute) of striking independently of Mr. Howard, and was immediately followed Mr. Andrews, who, appearing for Mr. Howard, claimed the like right of striking independently of $lr. Grattan. Mr. Thesiger ...

... Continuance (Ireland) Bill, and the Arms and Gunpowder Bill (Ireland) went through committee, aud were ordered to be reported to-morronr. Th? Administration of Justice (New South Wales) Bill was read a second time. LORD JOHN RUSSELL moved the order ef the ...

... place immediately before they can recruit get a farther supply of arms. I beg tbe liberty of further remarking, that the whole of the volunteers, well as the La Militia, have been under arms since this day week, and up day and night, and I fear tbey canuot ...

... rate during the present year for the purpose of lighting and watching the town. An amendment was proposed Mr. John Doling and seconded Mr. John Riley, that no money be raised for that purpose, which, upon a shew of hands, was carried. A poll was then demanded ...

... from Meath; by Mr. D. Browne, from Mayo; Mr. Vigors and Mr. Ashton Yates, from Carlow by Air. liellew, from Devon ; Mr. H. Grattan, from liowu, Monagban, Fermanagh, Armagh, and Deindalk; by Major Mocuamara, from Clare; and by Mr. Pooler, Mr. Bury, Mr. Rtddwgton ...