... arnent, for twenty yeara-a little moreof this, -and wL' should' find des- Ipotism and itatolerance coming upon us like an armed mari ;1 and the poaer of pacifying Ireland, and of saving England, would be gne ur ver.(Lod ceeriig. Herespected the consed- ...

... c-Villa. Bath, aged 4(*>. .Ui.., wifo uf benjamin Barker, E*q.—Aged 99, Alic ...

... iron-founders William Jones, linen-drapers—William Sommerrille, of Liverpool, victuallers William Alexander, of Bath, hatter—John Hollins, of Ardwick, Wormwood Street, corn-merchant Jane Carter, of Hanover Street, Hanover Square, milliner—Henry Brown, of ...

... Abingdon, Aug. and 10. Court King's Bench, May Kin*; v.John nny, gf/ir.—This was indictment for assault upon Vaughan, son of the Earl of I.isbiinie. The indict mem had been preferred at the Cardigan Sessions, and removed certiorari, instance of the prosecutor ...

... Aug. and If). Court King's Bench, May 11.— The Kinrr v. John Penny, ge/if.—This was indictment lor assault upon L«nd Vaughan, son the Fail I.isbuiiie. The indictment had beeu preferred the Cardigan Sessions, and removed certiorari, |he instance of the ...

... independence, on the p-rt of lBrazil, but an iadeimnity for the produce of thc tuines anid other properts, Ireloiring to King John VI. Oai Monday night Mr. Canning laid on the table of tlie House of Commons, official copies of three treaties or conventions: ...

... (Middleton), Stradbroke, Wemyss, (Duke Montrose,) Chatham,Talbot, Plymouth, Howe, ! Mount Edgecombe, Winchelsea, Craven, Cardigan, Rgreoiont, Clanearthy.— Viscounts Carlton.—Lords Harris, Manners, Loftus, (Murquis of Ely,) Rivers, St. Helen's, Despencer ...

... brethren for their opposition to this measure. He asked, what riht had Noble Lords to impute to Protestant Bishops that they were arm ated in their opposition to a public measure by means so sordid as seir-ru*ercst . ...

... Bristol, oil and colounnan Thomas and John (Hand, of St. Philip and Jacob, Gloucester, brown stone-ware-notier—James Robertson, of Red Lion Street, Clerkcn well, jew Her.—Joseph Moore, of Manchester, corn-dealer. —John Milne, Liverpool, tavern keeper—Francis ...

... Grenfell, Pascoe Robertson, Alex, Bentinck, Lord Wm. | Grattan, James Earl Bright, Hy | Gordon, Hon. Wm. John Grant, Macpherson Wai. Benyon, B | Josep i Trant, J. Barne, M. | Heror, Sir R. | Tavior, M.A. John | Hutchinson, Hon. H. “Telk, A. Carew, — | Kennedy ...

... were agreed to. Kuherl Trench Pilkinston, the person who forged the Ballinasloe Petition, was brought the Bar by the Sergeant Arms; when he addressed the House, acknowledging that he had been guilty a very rash and foolish action, and pleading 111 health ...