... ttl.icl. J,,,,,. ~2 |!l ( leaky. The Auckland, Milford master and crew the John and Mary, of Km.,l, Dawson, from Beerhaven. for Swansea, with e, u „. foundered the 3d Cardigan Bay. Che Au. Kl J on life Blh two vessels on shore at the Sailers lliem we ...

... Smylhe, J.H. Buxton, T. F. Leigh, Stanley, lord Byag, G. Lamblon, J. G.' Stuart, Lord Carter, John Littleton, Ed. Stewart, Wm. Clifford, Capt. Lubbock, Sir John Symoudt, T. P. Campbell, H«n. J. Lewta, T. F. Stanton,Sir G. Calthurpe, Hon. F. I.yttellou, ...

... remove him from Ihe office of Custos IMolorum, but would have also commanded the Attorney-General to prosecute him.—(//cor.) Mr. John SMITH said he was sorry to bear, iu the course of the debate, certain imputations attempted to be thrown out against Mr C. ...

... will extended the Hundred of Brauutoo, and perhaps, also, to the Hundreds of Soutbmolton, Fremington, and '■ »•; . The Her. John FiSHKa Clarke succeeds the late Rev. Wm. Douglas, as Canon Residentiary of Salirbury Cathedral; the Rev. Matthew Marsh i* Collated ...

... bannera, which crowned them with success; State, not cepomled and excluded from it.— it was that principle which nerved your arm, and /Hear.la vain is it* tint you proclaim thair ad- cemented your alliance. Wheie then is the result mission to tbeCoostitutien ...

... gloriously in the struggle, and she must be content to bear the painful condition of her greatness and of her duty.— (Hear.) Sir John Newpobt argued, that the accumulated debt with which Ireland waa burdened, was not attributable to any unwillingness on her ...

... Esq-j Edwin Corbet, Esq Tbomaa Bayley Hall, E«q.; Nathaniel Pallison, Esq.; John IWkervyle Glegg, Esq.; lrr Marslund, Esq. ; Egerlon Leigh, Esq. ; John Hoskins Harper, Esq.; John Eord, Esq Henry Tomknumi, Esq , William Tattoo, Esq.; the Rev. Charles Preseolli ...

... instant he fell upon the step ihe door, am! tumbled into kennel. Witness pul hint upon Ihe riti h stone, and procured doctor. Mr. John Home, Manchester-warehouseman, said, the de> ceased arrived hy the coach tVom Manchester on Sunday night. Monday lie came In ...

... the permanent duties, those who cannot afford all their lives to mete fine ladies. For myself, after living qtr'felly in Cardigan, I have been on the whole much pleased with the full and leisurely view I hare now had even of this outskirt of the bean-monde ...

... the highest consideration, Your moat obedient and must humble Servant, ANTHONY U'BUIEN. To Right Hon. Henry Grattan, &c. ike. ! . MR. GRATTAN’S REPLY. .Sir t eneloae ouawer to the Resululious, and rantiol so without expressing the high -euse I have uf ...

... Tuthill, William Burrouglil, James Felluwrs, John Aubrey, John lAticesler, Aelon, Lnmlcy Skeffinglon, Edward Berry, Jacob Asllvy, B. Spencer, Palk, William Ball, An- Ihony Lrebmere, Edmund Carringlun, Wm. Ahily, John Sewell, R. Shaflo Hawks, William Clayton ...

... the last five months Mr. GRATTAN laboured under a severe dropsical aflecliou in the chest, which, though attended with acute pain, he bore with the uunust resignation. The disorder hud attained oppressive height that Mr. GRATTAN f,,, (he list lime months ...