... brilliant as the glory which first. encircled her when she rose. Pardon me. my Lord, if I cannot resist alluding to the memory of Grattan. I am aware there is an impropriety, possibly a cruelty in it. The contrast may awaken feeling-9 even in your Lordship's breast ...

... exclusively for the Sale of the EAST J INDIA COMPANY’S TEAS, Pure, and Unadulterated, as imported from China, appointment of JOHN and THOMAS CROSSLEY. the very great demand for these Teas in all parts, is the strongest proof of their superior quality, which ...

... couuiry men become dangerous precisely in the degree that they defy opinion and hraye the sentiment of the.r spec.es. Infamy is arms, and the dregs of the rabble are the Gracchi and dualities of our civilized sedition ? Tell me, Sir, for it ha ...

... in were capitally convicted in April Sessis°olllo3,;,po; John Starkey, Edward Roberts alias H Jartle s , Thorp, Robert Claxn, James Hayes,_ Wi lll' to Thos. APKenzie, Win. Jones, Gilbert John Bellows, William Mail, Eliza Williarnscobohje way, for stealing ...

... was another arrival of American Papers, yesterday, which supply us with the following intelligence:— - NEW YORK, MAY 26.—The armed schooner Plattsburg, and pilot-boat schooner Science, arrived at this port yesterday afternoon; having been captured, on the ...

... obtained a pardon for the tour poachers, who were sentenced to be transported for seven years for poaching at midnight with fire-arms, in the vale of lielvoir, and not only restored them to their distressed families, but directed that they shall be fully employed ...

... Beach ; Messrs. Hurnphreys MNurph., C a iel NIarh- :Captain Fotrrell, and OtIiers or Grattan's friends anfd agents could W*ith eig proccwr6 rndmis ion. Y hIr. Grattan rose, and spoite nearly as f0Ig-. I beg to iuaik my worthy frieniiaai inuLe--. ed fellow ...

... popular candidate at the presant election. Mr. Grattan's tall'.-.rooms arc situated at the opposite side of the street from the hustings : towards the middle of the day Mr. Ellis's tally-rooms began fail : Mr. Grattan’s electors had collected in great numbers ...

... S Harvey Lvme) DEVONSHIRE Ashburton Widger Barnstaple Brixhant John U Sontl Barrett Colyton Robt Stncker Dartmouth Messrs Rings-ton Son Exeter W E Kennaway Honiton Ottery Edward Lott John Aldridge B Wintborne E Hunt Stone--lioiiscJSmlth solicitor Newton ...

... Trespns. la’loi de la Irrre ninement etce, et .intone era ras deinmid.''-** Ami if it happen that any man of this realm ride armed, openly or secretly*, with men alarms, against any other, slay Jiim, or rob him, or lake him and retain' him, till makes fine ...

... in parlia- ment for this city comn enced ov Satarday week, in the room of the late Mr. Grattan. A very severe Contest if ex- pected; the candidates are, Mr. Grattan, suu of the late member, and Mr. BorovGu or a court leet holden in this bo- rough on Friday ...

... Monday last, at two o'clock, at his Lordship's house in Conduit-street, in the 52(1' year of his age,t he Hight Ilonotirable John Bowes, Earl of Strathmore and Kinglorn, in Scotland, and Baton Bowesof the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. On ...