... the purpose of opening the Parliament in person ; after which he will return to IJright .a. where he will remain until after Easter, tircat hopes have been entertained in the west l the town that his Majesty would in the interval give several fetes and balls ...

... WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1822. rise*. It is, fact, not so much a rise in value, a* the tinding its true level the market, which h ul previously been misunderstood by the puh-Ic. ithin the last four weeks, Spanish stock has improved from to GH, and few of ...

... to perform in Drury-lane early in the ensuing month—it is rumoured that his engagement here will not commence until after Easter. Mr. Braham and Mr. Liston, also announced among the Dub. lin engagements, are to appear at Drury-lanc, the former very shortly ...

... ! person; after which will return Brighton, ccuted, they hade defiance to detection, except where will remain until after Easter. . i their different sound from the more valuable Jan. 27. The King, attended metal they were coined represent. the Dukes ...

... Lord Lieutenant, proposed Lieut. Colonel Keane, and seconded Captain Jumble. Lady Clarke’s Children's Fancy Ball, given on Easter Monday evening, near eighty young folks under the age fifteen, all dressed in characters (which they supported admirably) ...

... fellows were hurled amongst the nignig elements, and sunk to rise more. 1 our bodies have since been washed shore ; seven are sMII in their watery grave great poui.m olihe cargo and rising will, understand, save d._ e CazctieT * - ■*- Extraordinary Occiwrt ...

... to apply al ship. served under the circumstances of the case, and was not direct- parochial relief. 1 to the The new Wheats rise and weigh well. The Ba ly or indirectly interested for either of ther, Mr. Lowe intimated he would rather the Prisoners were ...

... you the counsel of Guo. Take heed, there- which were first published in 7'/ie Dublin E. foil, of Satui- Ti (lies, and even Easter Ofltrringsto remain, nay, and have , unto yourselves, and to all the Flock over which the Holt day, the January laat-J— Tiiese ...

... Ireland.—(Cheers.) Tlie motion was then put, negatived without a division. The Chancellor of the Exchequer moved, that at the rising of the House it should adjourn to Wednesday next. —Agreed to. The Commercial Credit Bill (Ireland) was read a third time, ...

... strongly on the outrage which had been committed. Te.is rumour was Industtiously circulated, and the consequence was, the rising of the soldiers against the local authorities. When the accounts came awa', there were serious fears entertained that the ...

... against making the Public, through the Ex isely, | Government, dealer and speculator in Corn, the sus; F: to which it might give rise, and the uneasiness in the cerns, feeling which it might eventually excite, the danger- 130 being drawn. into precedent, the ...