... Stuart, Esq. Bucks—Marquis of Chandos, John Smith, Esq. G. H. Dashwood, Esq. Brecknockshire—Col. Wood. Chester—North, E. J. Stanley, Esq., W. Tatton Eger- ton, Esq.; South, Lord Grosvenor, G. Wilbraham, Esq. Cardigan—W. E. Powell, Carmarthen—Hon. Col. E ...

... Cradock. Canterbury a Hon. R. Watson, Lord Fordwich. Cardiff a Lord J. P. Stuart. Cardiganshire. . Col. W. Powell. Cardigan P. Pryse. Carlisle P. H. Howard, W. James n. Carmarthenshire Se Sir J. H. Williams zn. Carmarthen (The Sheriff could make ...

... late Right Hon. Henry Grattan.—Wm. Temple, K.C., to Amelia, eldest Erle, of the liams, Head Master of Winchester Rev. Dr. Wil- of Win- —Wiltiam Henry, eldest son of Mr. Avery, of Whit- more House, Small Heath, to Mary eldest of John Beach, Esq. of House ...

... your and asked to look at some | Armes, Ann, dicted for stealing 69 Ibs. of clover honours,” said Benjamin, “1 were a settin along ov prisoner went into the shop, but not having sufficient in her arms, was in of Mr. John farmer, of Thomas Hall in his house ...

... Aldnrige, Ch. Ch.; W.Hodgson, Queens; Rev. Chaplain of Magdalen ; H. E. freyer, Pembroke ; P. S. Carey, St. John's ; Rev. W. D. Johnston, at. John's; Rev. P. J. Ferrers, Oriel; Rev. R. Kilvert. , (MeX.—Bachelor, of Arts : Wm. Gray, .Magdalen, Grand Compounder; ...

... measure was taken forward the expedition. All other works had been spended. ‘Two ships of the line and six frigates were be armed, and would be ready to sail from ‘Toulon the end of April. A great number of transports, righted in the southern ports for ...

... Lancashire, to Chaslotte Burgoyne, eldest daughter of the late Sir Herts, John Villers Shelley, ne, Bart. of Park, Bedford -—At Welwyn, of Mansfield- park, Sussex, to Esq. eldest son of Sir John Sheiley, Bait. Elizabeth Anne, only child of the Rev. Kot. of aud ...

... Glenlyon Archbishop of Tweedale MARQUIS. Stamford Tuam Grantiey EARLS. VISCOUNTS. Gray BISHOPS. Carrick Clancarty Harris Bangor Cardigan Exmouth Hopetown Carlisle Chestertield Gort Lauderdale Cork Charleville Strathallen Loftus Cloyne Elgin & Kincardine LORDS ...

... 27.—Alex, and David Wint, y of the A division, stated that he and James Webber, Wood-street, Cheapside, warehouseme eetor John Tierney. American papers, containing t he strongest condemna- n e prisoner at Gardene ys-lane station house on the He was then ...

... attended the Meeting of the 6th, viz. :—Messrs. Chapman, Ruthven, D. O’Connell, Maurice O’Connell, Blackney, Wyse, and H. Grattan. Dr. Doyle has addressed a letter to Mr. O'Connell on the subject of his recent abandonment of the principle of the Poor Laws ...

... occurred ? While I was wail ting 1 saw John | reached the proper quarter, from Mr. M’C on had received or seen General Pasley’s report on this By Mr. W ‘oodward.—I doubt whether it would be a eon- From Gazerrs, Sert. 16.—John Stevens Witness.—In all probability ...

... of maoure. If, however, proper cul- Waar ts « the church-bell tolls the midnight hour iden of how they would sett bad in her arms, } partly wrapped in an apron. came to Ture thronged throughout; the de! will settle the important poiat, year; even without ...