... Saturday morning the following gentlemen incepted Ear D. Z).— TindalT. Walmsley, St. John's College. For M. D.— Wm. King, tit. Peter's College. For B. D — John Duncalf, St. John's College. A miscellaneous Concert in the evening was better attended than could ...

... statement of which the following is the purport :— When Government put forth. Sir Mur- ray Maxwell, the Whigs fixed upon Lord John Russell, as a tried friend ofthe principles ofthe Revolution and of Sir Samuel Romilly. The Burdettites determined, however ...

... satisfactory -in' for their secret meeting, he was proceed- rto seize their persons, when lie received the ' 0 f a dagger in his arm. He instantly laid ■offender dftad at his feet by a thrust of his or( ] and is reported to have succeeded in pre- minany further ...

... Com non h.-’tl.e Chair. The Chib, at this Meeting, voted the sum of 100/. towards erecting Monument the Memory of the late John (iilVord, Esq. ill Bromley Church. Nkw Colony in Lower Canaoa.-I Im. following enrions notice is extracted from . TO THOUSANDS ...

... a third I time, and passed. s Sir John Newport, on behalf of Mr. Grattan, postponed the Catholic Question until 30th April. I Mr. J. Smith moved the second reading of the Bank- c 7upt Laws Amendment Bill. l Sir John Newport bore testimony to the unexampled ...