... Elizabeth King, ?? Knowles Mary Harrison, John Furness, Joseph Ormsby, Gabriel Dobbins, John Greenwood, Charles Helmshaw, John Vincent, John Word, Francis Booth, Benjamin Townslcy, Grace Roe til, n'iti John Martin. The ?? will show -the ...

... Bradt', and seconded by John Haulms*, Esq. Mr. Marryatt will reach Sandwich Saturday next. The preresit Members wilt doubtless be main refereed for the counties of Moniguturiy, hteriuselb, Eliot, Radnor, Brecon, aril Cardigan, and also fur the boroughs ...

... George Early, Iliiilop Human, David Thomp.ini, John Booker, Jas. Biady, Hutton, and John WWl', are placed at the Head of their class, for their distinguished merit in their undergraduate course. IS. 26. Mr. John Cahill, of ‘Voteelpark, loving received is ...

... the Honorable Chas. Kendal Hushe, his Majesty's Solicitor-General, in nominaioo for the Representation this c,ity. with Mr. Grattan, For our own parts should not have the slightest doubt his success, if the Electors were put on the alert. Of the character ...

... Borough of Clonmel. — It is reported - that John Hely Hutchinson, Fsq. nephew lo the Earl of Donoughmore, intends te iff. rhims-eifa Candidate for Clonmel. C:tv of Dublin.— The two old Members, Messrs. Grattan and Shaw will be returned. County of Dublin ...

... COCKC'tOFT. j WM. THOMAS. JWitnes* — Isaac Naylor. i \TOTICE is hereby given, That the P-ttuersluo i±X between JOHN SCHOFIELD, JOHN t STURGES, JOHN GSEBN PA-LEY,andTHO- j M AS MASON, carrying on Business as Coal Dealers, lat Gawber Hall, near Barnsley, in ...

... —J. P. Grant, Esq., J. N. Fazakerley, Esq. Ghampound —.John Innes, Esq., Alex. Robertson, Esq. Trfgony. —liord Barnard, J. O'Callaghan, Esq. Dartmouth—Capt. Bastard, C. M. Ricketts, Esq. Cardigan. —Pryse Pryse, Esq. Helston —Lord Jas. Townshend, H. Hudson ...

... men Were drawn up on a heigtit; and had taken quite a military position behind a wall, with their fire-.arms in readiness. There were About 00 armed. The force with the Sheiiff could not 'at . tempt much; but the militiamen were ordered (in hopes of f ...

... Heckmarx John ItlImati H Taylor E .lackAUir Win Beavis Wta Rowe John Tippbr Johm inradridg- G Pinsent John Fienubh P Luscombe George Foid John Shapley T Edrle, urld Thomas Kitson GeQrge Sbapley W Colston CdIlliuIS Wm Rendell Williahi Gale Wm Neyle ...

... Mr. Henry Grattan, junior, next addressed the meeting in a most eloquent speechj in which he drew a picture Of his father’s political lifej from his early days down to the presnt time. We feel that it would not be doing justice Mr. Grattan’s elegant Address ...

... C. M. Cheerc, Esq. Cambridge University —Lord Pahaerston and John Smyth, Esq. Camefford— Earl of Yarmouth, and M. Milbank, Esq. Canterbury —S. R. Lushington, Esq. and Lord Clifton. Cardigan— Prysc Esq. Carnarmn— Sir Charles Paget. Chichester- Lord J. ...

... Rl>)ng—Karl of Roekaavage, Colonel F. Grenville Howard Corkermouth—Right Honourable John Beckett,J. H. Lowther Karl Varmoutb, M Millbauk Crick lade—Joseph Pitt, Robert Gordon Cardigan—Pvyae CnrlhJe—Sir J. Graham, i. C. Curwen. Hon. Sturgea Bourne, Right Hon. G ...