... not be carried, and the solemn mockery of holding their judgments suspended until the discussion shall take place. If Mr. Grattan were still alive and Member for Dublin, the presentation of such an Address would have drawn from him a cutting, perhaps an ...

... Literary Property. -tf ad 14. Bucks's Beautes and S1bliifDcies of Nature. lo hI5. ONfeara's I Napoleon in Exile. B y- 16'. Grattans Speeches and Life. D 17. Letters to Sir Walter Scott, Bart, on the Eing's Visit ?? .Scotland. Iy Jo List of Publications ...

... personages : Sir H. Taylor, Leidy C. Waldegrave, Sir E. Dolben, Lady Taylor, Sir Robert and Lady Wigram, Countess Dowager Cardigan, Mrs. G. Leigh, Lady Cremorne, Rev. H. Desbrowei Colonel Desbroom, Colonel Keate, ail Winchelsea, Colonel Thornton, Duke ...

... Trinily College aud John Muckleston, Cbri-tchurcb. Thursday last, the Rev. Charles Posthumus Belgrave, Fellow of Lincoln College, was admitted Bachelor in Divinity aud tbe Rev. John Matthew Clubb, of Exeter College, was admitted M. A. Grattan. ?Tbe name of ...

... POOR WAN’s FRIEND, after the best medical advice was of avail. John Allen of Strickland, near Blindfold, enred of thu evil in arm, having had wounds in It, and splinter of bone came from it. John Palmer's Son, cured of a viHent humour in bis head, after the ...

... enforcing Mr. Taiylor's act for the con. a sumption of the smoke of steam-engine furnaces. A l public meeting was held at the Cardigan Arms, in Bramley, on Wednesdsy last, at which resolutions were IA passed, expressive of a determination to entorce that act ...

... violently assaulted John Marshall, Have l ' the said parish, farmer, ami stolen from hi* a red morocco pocket-book, containing one fi* note, and four notes value one guinea each' Hull and a canvass bag conuininsl silver, the property the said John Marshal' A man ...

... ul Esq ; mid Dissect Josses, of Peat (les, Esq. It4rbards, of Teaby, Esq; Owen Lewis, 'lr,ut wren, E.g. ; and of Lanprair, Cardigan— Grurge Prue, of Pigtuasford, Esq ; [mews, of Esq.; Lane Paley, of I.l). , isrdso, Glamoryaos—% dais Williams, of Alserrmwsa ...

... pints from the King's Arms pubhehouse, W'cUhouseHolace, at the Bank, Leeds; Charles Brarr ley, Joseph Sharp, John Jones, Thomas Derapson, Win. Turner, and Richard MiUington, until the Sessions, as suspicious characters; and John Dawson, James Dowcey, ...

... Tythrop, Esq.; John Connor Field, of Addenbury, Esq. Rutland—Thomas Thompson, of Tinwell, Esq.; John Morris, of North Luffenham, Esq. ; John Neale, of Belton, Esq. Shropshire—John Mytton, of Holston, Esq.; Thomas Bishton, of Neach Hill, Esq. • ...

... Tythrop, Esq.; John Connor Field, of Addenbury, Esq. RurLAsND-lhonmas Thompson, of Tinwell, Esq.; John Morris, of North Luffenham, Esq.; John Neale, of Belton, Esq. SHaopsHiitz-John Mytton, of Halton, Esq.; Thomas Bisliton, of Neach-hill, Esq., ...

... at eleven, at the Bridgwater-arms Inn, Manchester, Attorneys, Mr. J. Taylor. Manchester; and Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane, London. W. DODD, Orton, Westmoreland, drover. -Dee. 5, at rive, 6, and 28. at eleven, at the King's-arms Inn, Kendal. Attorneys, M.C ...