... Castle, Llandovery and Brecon ; Beaufort Arms, Monmouth; Mack - worth Arms, Swansea; Castle, Haverford-west ;• Bush. Bristol: Salutation, Newcastle-Emlyn ; Black Lion, Cardigan; White Hart, Narbeth ; of Mr. Henry John Morgan, solicitor, Old-square, Lincoln's-inn; ...

... Moberly, John Wilson, Sir Robert Benett, John Martin John Webb, Colonel Brougham, Henry Monek, J. B. Warburton, Henry Cave, Otway N ormanby, Lord Wrottesley, Sir John Davies, Col. Poltner, Fyshe Wood, Alderman Dawson, Alex. Pendarvis, E. W. Wood, ...

... robbery in Honey-lane- market, and stealing a watch from Francis Jones.—Sentenced to Death. John Grace, indicted for stealing two books, the property of John Brooks, the Secretary to the Christian Evidence Society, was acquitted, the Judge not permitting ...

... propose . . The Memory of the Right Hon. Henry Grattan.—(Drank with solemn silence.) Mr. JAMES GitATTAN.--1. Could not hear the last toast announced by my Noble Friend, without feeling as a son of-Henry Grattan, that a species of duty was imposed upon me ...

... Willian Cur esq. Committee :—Lord Saltoun ; Right lion. Sir q r . e r Ouseley, Bart. ; the Hon. Archibald Macdonald ; P r i v John Murray, Bart.; Sir George Clerk, Bart. ; Sanford, esq. Resolved, That Mr. Mochsa's suspension from all flexion whatever ...

... emancipation to the last—if he found no responsive voice in the House—he would appeal to the people. Lord ASH LEY, Mr. H. GRATTAN, Sir J. MACINTOSH, and Sir F. BURDETT severally briefly expressed their approbation of the Speech, and the prospect it held ...

... on the evening of Wednesday, the 31st of December. On the following day the Clovelly pilots dined together at . the King's Arms, in accordance with a custom which prevails in that little village. In the evening Stephenson sent two guineas to the pilots ...

... The Merry Intriguers.' On the sign of an inn, bearing the Duke of Athol's arms, upon his Grace's estates in Scotland, are the following Words: The Duchess leaves the Duke's Arms every morning at five o'clock, for Glasgow (meaning a coach called the Duchess) ...

... for 31 he then takes a huge bundle of those inferenceS, al l , c , think : given in such ma after swinging them with a giant arm round his het,. , A to decide. 1 ` efi rs raie to be acted c either flings them at his adversary so as to crush 14, lets o „ ...

... of the house. The following members were then proposed as the managers of the conference: Sir Francis Burdett, bart. • Sir John Newport, hart.; Mr. Secretary Huskisson ; Mr. irougham ; Lord Palmerston; Mr. AV. Wynn; Mr. C. Grant; Lord Duncannon ; Mr. ...

... feel as that eminent father of the Church St. Austin is related to have felt many ages since, when the aid of the civil or armed power of the State was tendered to him by the Pro- Consul, for the protection and support of the African Church, That excellent ...

... That conntry was now in a state of comparative tranquillity, and the removal of these grievances tend to establish it. Mr. GRATTAN then proceeded to address the house. He controverted sonic of the principal positions laid down by the speaker who preceded ...