... 3d Guards, ot ‘MARRIAGES—At St. James’s, Westminster, the lion. John Perceval, eldest son of laird Aden, to the Hon. Lady Elizabeth Anne Brudeneli, eldest daughter of the Earl of Cardigan.—; Ed.nburgh, Francis Birmingham, Esq. brother of Edward jaird Athenry ...

... on tbe left side announces that it was presented by John Fleming, Esq. M.P. for Hampshire, to the Corporation of the good town of Southampton—and a corresponding tablet on the right represents the arms of the town. The Marquis of Anglesea honoured this ...

... up the hopes of his followers to the last.. Saturday last, he following men, viz. Wfn. O'Loughlin, John Burke, Hugh M'Guirc, Edm. M'Guire, T. Gibbons, John Gibbous, and Patrick Doherty, were brought into Aa- Araterford, and next day sent New Geneva, thence ...

... Sunderland. 1 1, Venus. Bowden, Leghorn. George Canning, Bynon, Denia. SAILINGS FROM SOUTHAMPTON. Nov. 6, John King, Briatowe. Mauritius. John Baptlste, Herbert, Cherbonrg. Henry. Lamben, Sunderland. Palestine, Thompson, Ditto U. Caroline, Hambleton ...

... this otherwise inimitable regiment ? Th e answer must be—Lord Cardigan r and the re- I wily is evident, let Lord Cardigan he at once dirtinksed! Sir John goys on to hope, that Lord Cardigan would, in the command of a regiment, exercise discretion and ...

... which says that should a call of the house be ordered, it will be disobeyed, and that O'Connell* O'Brien, John O'Connell, Dillon Browne, Grattan, and the other representatives of the people wbo labour in the national cause, will treat the threat of Mr ...

... Vicroata R. Whereas in certain districts of South Wales more esp the counties of Pembroke, Cardigan, and Carmarthen, te assemblages of people, disguised and armed with guns a offensive weapons, have taken place by night, and outrag most violent description ...

... were present at tbe grand review on Sunday, and, according to their description, Mack's army, at the moment of their grounding arms before Buonaparte at Ulm, could not have felt more desponding than did the National Guard on that occasion.—So far from enthusiasm ...

... thue—Pine. 2242; John-2& the recond day of the election Mesar*. Urotc aod Paitwon. two of the representative* of the city London, voted for .Mr. Alderman Harmer. Last week the first stone of another new church was laid at Clapham. by John Thornton, Esq. ...

... j_ °|7 RAGES --A man named John Pate, herd to Mr. Robert Homes, was tired at on the evening of th- Vth ult. as he was returning from the stable to hi dwjw house. The shot, however, missed its aim. A dreadfu at ?? by an armed par vi _h_ on the night of ...

... underlings! —Arpl, oarsekee. in the mouth of Paddy Blake Grattan, does not mean The People of Ireland. It is col our own fault, says Mr. Grattan's assertion. It is our own fault, says Mr. Grattan's nate and appropriate quotation. Which are we to ...

... Not Guilty. > open The Serjeant at Arms then said, “ Yeoman Usher | them James Thomas, Ear! of Cardigan,’’ and the noble ea It the heen placed at the bar, the Lord High Steward said, engers Thomas, Earl'of Cardigan, you have been indicted for. veyed for ...