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... of the Scottish Isles.— The Venerable, ELLlnrr, from Africa for Liverpool, was driven on shore the 18th inst. at New Key, Cardigan Bay —cargo expected to be saved. The James, 13EN4tsoN, from Jamaica, was towed into this harbour, yesterday, by a pilot boat ...
... Esq. - A. 22 0 John Hatacll, Esq. - - A. 5 5 0 Mrs. Palmer - - 20 0 0 John Maud, Esq. per Sec. - - A. 2 2 0 Rev. Blanco White - - - 5 5 0 Geo. Gipps, Esq. M.P. per Sec. - A. 2 2 0 A. S. Lillinpton, Esq. per Spooner and Atwood, A. 3 3 0 John Watts, Esq. - ...
... ensuing Session—in the first week, if possible. The Petition has been consigned to the care of the Earl of DoNOUGIIMORE and Mr.GRATTAN, agreeably to the Resolutions of a Catholic Meeting, held at Dublin on Saturday last, given in another part of our Paper. ...
... Madeira 2is. per Dozen ; and an entire bin over all. other Editions Blaekftne. A Poeta dented from the custody of the Ss:risme at Arms. The SPEAKER said, that he wi,bed to know Brown Sherry of :east excellent quality, which will not 0 / Blichstoneith his Life ...
... breach of its privileges. Mr. W. WYNNE next moved, that T. W. Grady should be committed to the custody of . the Serjeantat-Arms. He should have moved his commitment to Newgate at once, but that, during the present inquiry, it seemed necessary that he ...
... return from abroad. Colonel Sir John Elley, on his return from the Continent. Dr. Mareet, on going to the Continent, by Sir Gilbert Blum. Nlajor-General Molyneux, on his promotion, by the Lord in Waiting, Major-General Sir John Oswald, K.C.R. upon his appointment ...
... Modiratuo is Tows sad Country. . CZERICAL INTELLTGENCL CAMBRIDGE, FF.BIiCART m. Wednesday, Messrs. Remy Blaycli, of 'Dila:: John of Sc. John's College, were of Arts. .44 Mr. Edward Heetis, of Emmanuel College, was oa day admitted Bachelor of Arts. The Rev. Julio ...
... Protestant Petitions in fano& of trade. For these reasons he wished to have it Put in support of the previous question. Sir JOHN NEWPORT said, that the person men- of Emancipation signed, that'the names of fifteen on the Journals of the Home, that which ...
... the People. In consequence of these communications, a Requisition for a County Meeting was drawn up, and JOHN COLMAN RASULEIOII, and EDMOND JOHN GLYNN, Esqrs. were deputed to wait on the High Sheriff with it on Thursday. That a Requisition so signed will ...