... the said Act of the forty-first teitoi ihe reitfn of his said la.c Majesty is men* titaea) at tba bouse of Mr. John Jackson, the K.dk's- Arms lam, ia tLendal. m the county of U-m_or!«od, on Tussda v the *_thd.y of May, 18« i, st -»- o'clock ia Us* evening ...

... tbe Wellington- Arms, in Common Gar- teb>st eet, in Lancaster, oa Fsidav the 21st day of May, 1024, the sole ta commence at six o'clock io tbe evening; ALL that well-accustomed INN or PUBLIC- HOUSE, known by tbe sign of THE WIIIS'GTON ARMS, with ibe Yard ...

... on Saturday night, in Cardigan hay. She made Cape Clear on Friday night, at eight o'clock, and was running about eight knots an hour when Ahe struck at half-past four on Sunday morning, on the east end of the l'aseway in Cardigan bay, and sunk in deep ...

... There were to be found in it those who had been the companions of M olfe Tone, and of Emmett, and of Russell— men who had borne arms against his majesty's troops, with the mad, the desperate, the visionary idea of forcibly rending asunder the ties which both ...

... metropolis, shall he allowed a salary not exeeeding a year. to be paid by one of his majesty's principal sserstaries of state. Sir JOHN SF:BRIGHT expressed his sati.faction at the motion of the right hon. gentleman; and stated that be ,aid enough to remember ...

... Borough, and in Holborn, on Friday morning. Several houses were entirely destroyed, and others greatly injured—On Friday Air. John Jos. Stoekdale, Ilarriette Wilson's publisher, appeared on summons before Sir K. Kirnie, charged, under the highway act, with ...

... upon wbicb occasion he received Hie honour of Knighthood, by the Lord Chancellor. The Rev. Peter Leigh, by John Blaekbarne, Esq. M. P. The Rev. John Singleton, Chaplain tv the Am- bassador Extraordinary of tbe Court of France, by tbe Duke of Northumberland ...

... and as a spoliation ofthe landholders; he also commended the game laws as tending to preserve the public peace by withold ing arms from the hands of the populace—The Earl of Mal.meshury also opposed the hill, gut disclaimed concurrence in the arguments the ...

... call, in his jargon, the Roman Cathlolic tii superstition, bloneed the swords of Bolivar and of his glo- to rious comrades in arms, who have rescued South America elm from the despotism of Ferdinand ? We know that the or contrary, We know that-the reverse ...

... meal-tub plot, ground the 30th has. II , which excluded Catholics from parliament—the valour of Bolivar and his companions in arms—the Orange faction—and the feelings of the six millions which were not to be trifled with ...

... upon die information of John Dixon, by which it ap- on about the 12th day of May, the aforesaid John Vates did wilfully secrete, keep, and detain, a letter sent the post to the said John Dixon, and addressed to the said John Dixon the name and style ...

... structure, accompanied by their Teachers and ; Visitors, and preceded the ruslee* and Com- j miitee, move I from the School, along John* street, Thomas-street, I! ill gate. Canal-street, over Waterloo, and down Chnrchgate, into the ' Market-place, where having ...