... removed from the County Gaul, this town, and put board the Portland hulk, Langston Harbour Charles Nymi, John Spink, Robert Xrairard, John Hayward, John Williams, Samuel Arston. Callow, James and Robert Shippent. Wednesday last, nttlie Friends' Meeting House ...

... Letters expressing regret at being unable to attend were read from William Wordsworth, Esq., Stafford O'Brien, Esq., John Labouchere, Esq., John Hardy, Esq., M. P., Rev. J. O. Brett, Rev. D. O. Glennie, Rev. R. Bowes, Rev. E. Auriol, Rev. Sir H. Dukinliald ...

... Charlotte, Marsh—Two Johns, Hoesell—Alpha, Dudding—Joseph and John, Fisher—Thomas and Ann, Blackburn, Goole, wheat. Indusfry. Head—Cnraberl md, Smith-and Sarah, Brifhtwell, London, corn anil flour. 7 vefc-el* in ballast. LOWESTOFT.— Arrived, John and Henry, Buggies ...

... gentlemen, the writer proceeds to say, and quotes the illustrious senator Grattan. Grattan r. Vincent. [Laughter.] Grattan mayor may not have been an infallible politician, but if Grattan means say that any man whoever advocated that principle intended flood ...

... dissolution of society, which was going in those unhappy districts, should not be checked. Mr. Drummond suggested to Mr. Grattan the propriety of withdrawing his amendment, aud called upon Ministers lo muster courage put in force their repealed promises ...

... meeting on the very promising numbers, he proposed, since the King's Arms were now quite full, that they should adjourn to some more convenient spot, from whence thev might watch till the arms of the King were ready to receive them. Mr. Richards proposed his ...

... foxJiuntlng. and the day past four Lord Cardigan determined to turn out stag vvnicn forded so splendid and long run that it was ong after dark ei c c sportsmen returned home. The Pnnce hunted three duntig hU visit Lord Cardigan Lord Grey entered upon h.s • •>»* ...

... s, lias been afflicted for some time with rheumatism his right arm. The prayer and imposition hands had almost instantaneous uud beneficial effect upon him. says he can now, with that arm, lift half a sack flour. A daughter his, six or seven years old ...

... and the rule of action for millions. In 1815, Mr. Brougham opposed the Corn Bill. the same year he powerlully supported Mr. Grattan upon the Catholic Claims. , , , n In 1817, he opposed the suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act. In 1818, after advocating the ...

... confederations for the purpose of declaring war against the Sovereign, for seducing or bribing the armed forces of the Sovereign, and for opposing them in arms in case seduction and bribery do not succeed. He believed that the general opinion of the country ...

... Salisbury K. O. iscouut Dupcannon, Earl Temple, Viscount Tiscount Bulkclvi Lord Braybtooko. Tr. The Marquis ot Buckingham. Sir John C. Turner, S. B. Morland, Ksq. M. I/vrd 15raj brook e. Win. Fracd, M. P. AND HFTKE-N DIHECTOKS. Managing Director —.1. T. L->i| ...

... Uunwich, lo Miss St. John, only daughter lale Hun. and very R=v. St. A. St. john. Dean oI Worcester. Tuesday last, at Wy niondham, Mr. Bayes, to Mrs. Barham. The 16th of December last, after a long and painful illness, near Cardigan, South Wales, the house ...