... BLACKFRIARS, a LONDON, Established by Act of Parliamcnt, 1807, DIRECTORS& Y John Richards, Esq., Chairman. 11 Sir James Mc. Grigor, Bart., ?? Deputy Chairman, Lt. General Sir John Wilson, Charles T. Holcombe, Esq. K.C.B. W. Anderson Peacock, Esq. - Sir A ...

... his c t work, leaving hisiwife at home with three children, viz.,. John, aged six yearrs; a iryAnne, four, years James, a Itao years. At 20:minutes past 8 oo'clok the elder boy, a John, ran into the. Fi- and Goose public-house exclaim- 'ing that his mothei ...

... elbow of right arm, a crueifx; below ,the ejbow, a tomb, weeping.willow, and the figure of a female kneeling at the foot of it; outside of the wrist, heart and the arms of Venuswith the letters - W.I'. and J. F.; .inside of the arm, H1ope, anchor, ...

... 3-J6bb-, who 'is now' 82 years of~ego, istth;e father of 23 children, his 'eara sjposa hat ipg just presented him with twins. 'John is a native of, DiuztganponiJn time' county of Tyrone,: and now reslqes In Crawfur '0-close,, Qrss-market, Edinburg, a panper' ...

... last wieek in Deene Thorpe wood, Lincoln, betweven twenty- five Sudimorougi poachiers and fifteen keepers of' thle Earl of Cardigan. .The conflict lasted hirf an hour, both Iiaities receiving severe injuries. The keepers at length got the better of the ...

... remanded for a week, to give time for further inquiries. *CAuraOI To ArrrENTicEas.-On Monday, at the Town 3fan, twvo youths named John Msawdsloy and Wm. Hart, ap- . tices in the, service 'of Messrs. Booth, spin'dle makers, were brought up inder warrant, charged ...

... on the registry. The tnoiton led to.a long discussion, in' which Mr. Shaw,' Mr.' Ly-n'ch, Mr. Litton, Mr. H. Grattan, Lord Stanley, Lord John I.ussett, and Sir R. Pecl, took part. Ministers voted against the instrucliop, and on a diyision, the nnotles ...

... the shoulders, 5ft. 9in., round the. head, 4ft. 4in. HELD TO BAIL-At the Town-halls during the week, John Kelley, a lahourer, of High-street, and John Ward, a tramp from liolden's Square, have been ?? to hail to keep the peace for twelve months. RoriunnY ...

... been repeat- edly trodden by his predecessors in the debate. The dismissal of the repeal magistrates by Sir E. Sugden- the Arms Act-the monster indictment-the imprison- ment of Mr. O'Connell, and his subsequent discharge by the House of Lords-the Charitable ...

... parishes the bill mouild cause great expense-(hear)-and the whole measure was as objectionable as it was unnecessary. Mr. JTunes Grattan hoped the honourabic member would exclude Ireland. Colonel Percrval hoped the bonotroable and learned member wotld include ...

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... government of bxit own country. Before this person those bodies were passed in review, and at intervals trained for action with arms in their hands. It would not now be fitting to lay before the public the reports from the stipendiary magis- trates for which ...