... the Earl of Hardwicke, Lord Campbell, Lord Monteagle, Ihe Earl of Minto, Lord Milford, the Earl of Harrowby, the Earl of Cardigan, Lord Beaumont, and several other peers, numbering about thirty. A considerable number the corps diplomatique were present ...

... through whose means the Lord has wished to exhibit signs superior the power of nature. Thus find that in the lOih ceniurv, John XV canonised St. Uidaricus, bishop, and subs*quently other Popes have canonised holy people; and, the year IK)7, P-iis VII ...

... Vamleii'iielit, UeKcnl-Btreet, r -John P. 11 »ih>, Allierslone, Wurwii-ksliire, lui«Wer—J«se|ili Bulks ami BunieiK, Maneliester, ilrajHTs -Julin IHvies, l.lvenmol, lasreluuit John Parsons, ManslieM, Noltiiigliamsliire, maltster-John M‘l.« .m. Liver,hkil. Fliterofl ...

... Brown, Mr Cbatfield, Mr. and Mrs. Tyssen, Mr. and Mrs. Hayward, Major Forrester, Mr. Mackenzie Green, Mr. and Mrs. Chilner, Sir John Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Park, Mr. Rev field, Mr. Richardson, Mr. Gough, Countessde Brock, Mr. Cresswick, Mr. and Mrs. Turnbull ...

... under the mastership of Harve£Combe, Esq. The Earl of Cardigan was one of the principal buyers. Reported Murder at Liverpool. —A murder was said be committed early on Saturday morning upon the body of John Biby, Esq., one of the most respectable merchants ...

... placing himself In front of a twelve-pounder cannon and applying light to the touch-hole: be was blown to pieces, and one of hie arms was picked np in the square of the town. Samuel Sudbury, Joseph Clarke, Thomas Hill Hill, Charles Richards, and Alfred Tott ...

... H '>rrvand ‘Sir IF St.-war, R. Keane am. +F M. Chapman and+s R. oxford—K. S. Carcw and H. laambert H-Xl-R. Howard ami J. Grattan boroughs, &c. Armagh-h. Pobbin ,A, W. S. Bernard A. Chichester and E Tennant Cariose —N. A. Carriekfergut—*C. Dobbs Catheli ...

... llorsnail. St rood; W. Cordelier, S. W Shotter, Sittinghourue; J. Pickering, S. Hunter, 1. Coro, Margate; E. Murat, Dn.l; John Evenden, druggist, Tunbridge Town ; whom may had, gratis, account of some the properties ami uses to which these Chlorides ...

... ill-hutrour, press sweet oil out the bitter o ve. The venerable ll m. Sir John Hay ley, B.«rt., it na« g the autumn at his villa, at Sevenoaks. Since the demise Sir William Garrow, Sir John it th- senior of tie cx-jidges. understood that the event of the of ...

... , laid down their arms, aid surrendered theime'ves prisoners. They were eoovevud t‘» the fleet, and are to be sent to Cons’aufinopfe. Egyptian rleserfers came in every dav fives, teos, and thirties. One day 130 came body, with arms and accoutrements, ...

... sentenced to six months hard labor. OXFORD ASSIZES. (Before Mr. Justice Barke ) John Cooper, aged ‘2O, was charged with setting fire to the barns and stables of Mr. John Pottinger, and Joel Wiehs was charged an accessary before the fact. Mr. Sergeant ...

... BANKRUPTS T. Clarke, Oswestry, Shropshire, timber-merchant: sol. Wheeler and Dennett, John-strert, Bedford-row—W. Broomlield, Somersetshire, maltster: sol. Marson and Son, Church-row,Newins(ton-h;iiu —S.Slingsby, Cbeapsidc, cotton printer; sol. Steel ...