... Two corps of Volunteers were also under arms, and the remainder ordered be ready at a moment's notice. The Catholic question was moved last night in the House of Commons, able and eloquent speech, by Mr. Grattan. No person appearing disposed to rise on ...

... of the Cardigan-Arms Inn, in that place. , Yesterday sennight, Mrs. Spencer, wife Mr. Spencer, ■ upholsterer, of Leicester. Tuesday last, Mr. homns Hancox, of Coventry. Wednesday last, at Wcst-Haddon, this county, the 3Sd year bis ago, Mr. John Kdsbv. ...

... jun. of Bro I arm, sthnry, to Miss Tohb, daughter of Mr.Tnbb, hmd-surveyor, of fisherton-Anger.—At Salisbury cathedral, Mr. James Foot, third son of H- Foot, of Berwick St. Jolm, Esq. Miss Goddard, tin Close, eldest daughter the late John Harvey Goddard ...

... regret that cannot justice the noble Lord's arguments, by detailing them; but as they were much (he same grounds as those hir. Grattan in (he Commons, whose speech we have inserted at great length, we refer our readers to that part of our Paper.) His Lordship ...

... traced to an apartment in John-street, , Fitzroy-square. At a late hour at night, her husband, accompanied by an officer, obtained admittance the house,• and on forcing the door of a bed-room, the wife presented herself in the arms of' her paramour. The rage ...

... lighr and variable, 1 was not enabled to close with them before seven o'clock at that time, being within point-blank shot, the armed vessels handed their sails, and forming a close line, swept towards us, indicating an intention to board. The just confidence ...

... for tfard. Several Members stated that Sir John tjuckwortb ought - ill liimes> to have notice this proceeding; consequence which Col. Wood withdrew hisftiotion, bring Jt forward again a week. ♦, Mr. Grattan gave notice, that he should defer his motion ...

... Mils IfubrlU Scoti. of the f.ifrner place. Weilneldav. at Wougltton fprini. John I>'t'ih, Ffq.of Duihf.m. lolicitor, this J.ilyan, of otic fcpiileion. Sunday (e'nmghi, St John s. on, die theatre, Ualham, Mils E. Cathy, of this in*ti. Lalelv. at Spennnhorne ...

... the ensuing year. The fohlowing Noblemen and Gen. tlemen %were fleled Members qf the Club. T. V. Aubtey, Esq, (the son or Sir John Aubrey, Bart.), IS the Marquis of Tanistock, Lord Milton, William Pon. er sonby, Esq. and J. E. Madocks, Lsq. e. Mr. WHITBREAD ...

... prejudices, aud incur foreign obligations. Air. Grattan spoke on the same side, and said, that unless the Government this country satisfied the present demands of the Catholics, they be thrown into the arms of some Foreign State subject to the Emperor of ...

... Messrs. H. F. Brooke and Co.'s Warehouse, St. John's Bridge, where Catalogues may be had, and at the place of Sale. MARSH and EBSWORTH, Brokers, No. 9, Tokenhouse-yard, London. GOSPORT. At the India Arms Inn, on Wednesday the Ist day of June next, At ...

... in our lhands, and a few weeks will posseas of the remailnde. We have to this day mad, HboL 800 prisoners, independent of armed peasants, lh' have been dis.nissed to their homes. I I XVe just hear, Gmeral Muller, with a division of tr. advanced guard ...