... Petitions against the Catholic Claims were presented the Earl of from a place in the Riding of Yorkshire—from parish in Cardigan—from Chippenham nnd another place in Cambridge—from Gazely. and three other places in two parishes in Norfolk—from Weyhill ...

... on Monday with no fewer than fuur hundred productions. If possible, it is superior to former years for vat and interest. The John Bull says very justly, with regard the ne*.panorama of Pandemonium, that “the greatest merit of (heae exhibition* hitherto ...

... cheere for (TCmmtU Ikmr A mg, who frttd (Arm from Ormgeim end ProMwnt bondage.' ' When they cease opposite the Protectant thank, they fired three rounds of musketry, greet number of tham being well with fire-arms. The Protestant* keff «.-:,*• iince bomted ...

... Avignon was stopped by hand from 10 armed men on the 24. b February, in mistake for the tumbrils which carry to Toulon money for the to Aig'ers.—2,o64 emigrants from Ireland, and 146 from Great Britain,arrive.■ atSt. John's, New Brunswick, in 1829.—The Duchess ...

... is subscribed. and the deposit '2l. 10*. at the time of purchase. Tlie Marquis f Lansdowne. Marquis of ellesley, Earl of Cardigan, Karl Fitzwilliam. Karl of Denhiuh, and Lord Milton, were re-appoirled a provisional Committee. Mr. Wilson, the projector ...

... having recourse to the above valuable composition. packets ds. Cd. and (double quantity) 4s. Al. The alone are scale.l with the Arms in red » * -ir com scribed with tbit •• nuluque , , Fresh supplies ii«tc been just received by tbe following wholesale Agents ...

... R. Herefordshire Fitzgibbon, R. Limerick County Khrington Viscount, Devonshire P. Cardigan French, A. Roscommon County Ellice E. Corentry Ramshottoni J. Windsor Grattan, J. County Wicklow Ellis G.J.W. A. Okehampton Ramsden J.C. Multon Hill. LordG. A. ...

... elder Pitt—the extraordinary abilities of his illustrious son—the impassioned b and inspired humanity of Fox—Sheridan's wit—Grattan's integrity, the sagacity of Wyndham—Tierney's eloquent common sense—and the multifarious endowments of the accomplished Canning ...

... drilled, and armed, received at the War-office last Saturday, gave a force of 267,000 men. Con- scrips and recruits now drilling and moving to their respective stations, 97,000, The : National Guards of Fravce, ali now fully armed, and ander arms, are said ...

... intended as a severe rebuke those memliers. If the yeomanry were dist anded, would the signal for every Protestant arm bis own expense.—Mr. Grattan raid was oneol the body who waited upon Lord Grey; hut had no such object that imputed toll, namely, to brow ...

... opinion of an able Counsel, which is favourable ; and that 100 of our Mstittrates bare desire that the application should made. JOHN WILSON. Don Pedro ha* taken formal leave of the French King, order proceed llclieide preparatory to bis intended descent on ...

... cordially hoped that Duke, the course which Ire was iNirsuto?, might nut entail unoa try greater disasters than the vahmi ofltls arms had Iwretofoi from. With respect tile iweattit measure would only change about tobeiutnduced was adopted upon sound priociid ...