... number The Crisis, containing the verses forming the acrostic Britons to Arms. Joseph Swann was then tlied, along with Robert Swindells, Joseph Burtetishaw, John Stubbs, John Richards, and Joseph Sutton, on indictment for a seditious conspiracy at the ...

... cakes and heather* emkbur&U. Letter from Mr. Fetor Png, traveller to the house ofClumph and Company, hisjricnd London. Dear John, —What advantage travelling gives a roan over the rest of hi* neighbours! fellow who stands like a fixture behind his compter ...

... the earliest periods, the Committee had only discovered two cases analogous to that of her Majesty. The first was that of Sir John Rennet, who was in 1621 charged under a Bill Pains and Penalties with having been guilty of gross corruption and injustice ...

... yenerally knowa, aad profit thereby, | think case 10 YOU T= one year od, began to ma- erace Scurvy, which yraduaily until ber arms, legs, and ered with ruanimg sores, and wed In this had been tried with- plen to pursue whereby she 1 almost resvived that ...

... perst who the hallei. Par u said, will, i assembling on tilt S3u insr. Ik* belore any can Bow STdetT. —On Sunday the ii>B‘. John Palin, one of the C’aio-strect conspirators, and who was often men tioned in die evidence upon the trial i ThtsPewood and others ...

... design,* Southwell,* * no Grattan,* turn him out,* ()'Reilly,** *down with Grattan,* Grattan. In vain did the High Sheriff* strive to proeure a hearing*in vain did the Committee come forward and expostulateand Mr. Grattan,mostgood-hununirediy, remnnsiiated ...

... Marqu of Lansdowne relief of Dissenters from the operation of the Marciage re Act.—Read a first time. a HOUSE OF COMMONS. Grattan presented a n | Marcu holic hierarchy of y petition, signed by the Roman Cat Ireland, and many of the clergy, comp ning of ...

... elected etiry Seltnlar. on Or. Bell - , foundation t . John'. College, nod John Venn, ofQ.teen *College. rf.alr,. The examine., being un.nltio.o that the literary merit, of Peacock of S'. J .. Bee. of John*., and Venn Qoeen ~ were nea.lv eq.tnl. Ml flic Uw ...

... AUDI TOHS. W. Bnrradaile, jun. Pead, Esq. lloht. Hu eh Innes, P!sq. (Charles Podmore, Esq. John D. Alaeens, | Jfunhrrt Messrs. Masterman, Peters, Mildred, Maslernian, & Co., Nicholas I.ane. Standing Conn I —C. Ellis, Esq., Stone Buildings, Lincoln's Inn ...

... Bright. Morgan, Ke ¢ Brecon +7 Y Brecon ‘olonel T. Woo Marquis of Chandos, Hon. Re Smith. Cardigan Colonel Powell. G. KR. Trevor. Carnarvon.—Lord William Paget. John J.C. Curwen. Cork (City). Sir N. Hon, C. Hucchinson Carrickfergus. —Sir A. Chichester. ...

... impossible things can remain long as they are. (Cheers.) Romney Robinson stated that we were only six millions. This is what Grattan would call a good Protestant lie. The Catholics are seven millivns. { talk not of our strength in the way of taunt or intimidation ...

... Mr. John Carruthers's Royal Kensington. PLUMS. Mr. John Carruthers's St. Catherine. Mr. James McCubbin's White Magnum Bonum. Mr. John Carson's Apricot Plumb. PEARS. Mr. Richard Papes's St. Germain. Mr. John Carruthers??s Wonder of Winter. Mr. ...