... infortnation whereby upwards of 30 stand of arms have been recovered. 'Much credit is due to . Mr. Twiss, for the address and promptitude with which he effected the arrest of this man. Mr. Twiss being armed,. met him in a solitary part of the country ...

... 985,143 rubles • - Outrage on Mr.. Grattan.—We :copy the followingfroni the Dublin Evening Post: This day, (June 30(h) the election for the city of Dublin came on at the Sessions lious.e, in Green Street. Mr. Grattan was proposed by Mr. Latouche, and ...

... Miserdenpark. flerefordshire—Thornas Perry, Esq. Eardisley-park. Hertfordshire 7 -John Earley Cook, Esq. Nunsbury. Kent—Sir Thomas Dyke, Bart., Lullingstone. Leicestershire—John Clarke, Esq., Little Pealing. • Lineolnshire--William Thompson Corbett, Esq., ...

... member to serve in parliament for the city of Dublin in the room of the late Mr. Grattan. The hon. member alluded to the parliamentary grant that had been conferred on Mr. Grattan for the services which he had rendered, his country. That vote Was an indelible ...

... his name, he replied he begged to be excused giving it.—The information against him was then read. It was upon the oath of John Porton, of Cross Court, Drury Lane, yeoman, and the offence charged was, the :ening to him a blasphemous libel, entitled ...

... 'Fier/edge; brother-inlaw is tjb rf M arm) ; family in aodS tate 9000 a year. • . Notts ; ifli • by Dolce • f and -I ' Mitin who return whom they vi.eae: •; For Ne*-CASTLE See ante. A?:TROSUS.: • ' • - • • .• aai.r .Adolphus John„ Lieutenant in the . M. P. for ...

... velvet, ornamented with gilt nails, the royal arms, and splendid decorations. It is a remarkabe circumstance that of all the legitimate reigning monarchs t f Europe, not one has yet been crewned. Charles John. of Sweden has put his seal upon his dignity; ...

... Earl of Westmorland; Radnor, Earl Spencer, Earl Pitzmillia2n, .ga11.: 4 097 8 0 fret, Earl of Cardigan, Lord Sondes, L0ra0430),,, Lord Lillord, Lord St. John, ztc. As 0 11 ,. ° 4 1 are too numerous for any one of them to have absu:i t ylote' l • the old ...

... Coffey, Dublin; Edward Claffery, Fermanagh; Thos. Blake, ditto; John Rice, Monaghan; Peter Rourke, Longford; John Kelly, Tyrone; B. Dougan, Dublin; T. Lamb, Monaghan ; P. Reilly, Cavan; John Bradley, Derry; Henry Coogan, Antrim • Thomas Hughes, Dub l in ...

... Duke of Camhsidge. After dinner the and his Royal Relatives left town for Richmond, on a visit to -the Countess Dowager of Cardigan, wherelhey drank tea. On Monday morning at six o'clock, the Duke of Cambrian attended by the .Earl Cathcart, inspected the ...

... the Oldham Inquest: the first question - 10 anv ono who offered himself to be examined was, Whardeyou know Of the death of John Lees? and the Coroner positively refused to hear evidence on the part of the Crown, except as to circumstances which occurred ...