... Mvsneurs— Charles Baillie Hamilton, Briscoe, R. M. Milnea Ilogg, Thomas Hope, George \V. Hope, Freshfield, Sanderson John Ellis .Gaily Knight. John Round, DTsraeli, Goring, Sanford, Camp- bell of Islay, VUliers Stuart, Robert Steuart, O.Connell, Ormsbv Gore ...

... ?? * Bart.,M.P. ' ?? saw^gS»«. fcs^^- SirComptonDomyfue Ct L^ n^n, Esq. S- John l-.asthope.' Barf,! P ™™ Ml '»' **• Sir James Grahf.™ h 1 ' .. — Moore, Esq. Sir John CteSrt^Sf-' M X ' L °> d SUk ?? &*■ Sir Fitzßoy Kelly MP Dr. Clayton sir ?? or ...

... Tracy Leigh, M.P., H. A. W. FeUowes, Etwall, T. C. Grattan, F. G. Ravenshaw, Elliott, Villiers Stuart, Fitzgibbon, Stewart Mackenzie, M.P., Robert Wood, Johnstone, G. M. West Mostyn, Bayley, Scott, John Frost, F.S.A. Admirals— Lawford, Lambert, Lord M. ...

... Indeed, never was j the necessity for a dramatic seminary made more apparent than in the case of the three male debutants— their arms either hung listlessly by their sides, or were uplifted with a sort 1 of windmill action iuto the air; the absence of the knowledge ...

... Killeen, Dalzell ; Tailsmen : Fit/simon, v u ?? Mieil, Ball. I inn, Grattan, Power: Lieut.-Colon. 1 , l 1 tnown from his connexion with military punishment t ?? ' > oininissioii ; John Dillon, an expectant talisman, * ua -iiiljr\* M.P. ; Leland Crosthwaite ...

... Malaprop, Mrs. Glover; Julia, Mrs. E. Yarnold ; Lydia Languish, Mrs. Nisbett ; Lucy, Mrs. F. Matthews. After which— UNCLE JOHN. Uncle John, Mr. W. Farren ; Friend Thomas, Mr. Strickland ; Andrew, Mr. T. F. Mathews.— Mrs. Comfort, Mrs. W. Clifford ; Eliza, ...

... Churchill Stamford Maynard Colchester Winchilsea Sydney Oriel Cardigan Melville Delamere Plymouth Sidmouth Downes Jersey Combermere Wigan Mortou barons. Lyndhur-. Home Clinton Fevers ham Leven St. John of Bletso Heytesbury Selkirk Forbes Stuart de Rothesay ...

... Minister should lead him to strain the penal law, and force a people desirous of exerting only moral power into the alternative of arms, on his head, not ours, will be the guilt. The Liberator, however, is a cautious man, and will carefully ascertain whether ...

... neighbourhood. Licenses for Arms under the New Act.—Par- sonstown, Dec. 29.— 0n Monday, at 10 o'clock, Major r_iestly took his seat on the beuch, in the Court house of this town, and opened a court for the registration of fire- arms. He was accompanied by ...

... THE WORKING CLASSES. A splendid public Dinner was given by the working (lasses of London and its vicinity at the Eyre Arms, St. John's Wood, on Monday evening, for the purpose of pre- senting Mr. O'Connell with a piece of plate. It is a ban- quet candelabra ...

... BURNING OF THE CHELTENHAM THEATRE. I On Friday morning the Cheltenham Theatre was total!vi i de-troyed by (ire. The a! arm was first given at half-pi.! I three, by some gentlemen who were returning home from a! | a party, and as the lire had by that time ...

... Whatelev., Birmingham j vc Messrs. Swain and Stevens, Old Jewry, London. John Lewis, of Lower Burgh, Chorley, Lena - Te, cot*- ?? 18, it four, 19, and V'rii ?? a: eleven, at the St. John's Tavern, in Blackburn. Attor- tonues, Mr. WiLon, Castle-btrect, Holbornj ...