... direction of a clause in the last will and testament of her maternal uncle, the said Sir John Fust ; such arms being first duly exemplified according to the laws of arms, and recorded in the Heralds' Office, otherwise the said licence and permission to be ...

... do issue his warrant for the apprehension of Stanbury. The SPEAKER put the question, that John Stanbury stand committed to the custody of the Sergeant at Arms ; which was carried in the affirmative, and Mr. Speaker issued his warrant accordingly. Sir ...

... Kerr (Lothian) I Lauderdale Malmesbury Mansfield Manvers Melville Montagu Neweastle Napier Northumberland Abergarenuy Abingdon Arm (Caisills) Anson Arbuthnot Audley Aylesford Bath and Wells Bathurst Beaufort Bedford Beauchamp Bolton Boston Bradford Brownlow ...

... to be— For the motion 69 Against it, 124 Ahajority against the motion, —55 On our return to the Gallery we found Mr. HENRY GRATTAN moving, pursuant to the notice he had given, for the producteon of a copy of a Report made by Commissioners appointed to inquire ...

... and obtained leave from their Colonels to wear mourning on the left arm, in memory of the late Duke of York. The Scots' Grays and Royal Artillery also wear crape round the left arm. The 73d Regiment stationed at Waterford, at• tended Divine Service on ...

... Now, as to what had been said about the persons attending these processions carrying arms, he could only say, that he had witnessed many of them, and the only arms he observed was an old sword, carried by a person called a sword-bearer, to add to his ...

... this day at the Pavilion. Prince Lieven, Lord George Seymour, Countess of Minto, Lady Millicent Baker, Mr. Canning, Earl of Cardigan, Lotd Colville, Earl of Egremont, &c. We are happy to say, the KING was in the enjoyment of good health yesterday morning ...

... Supply—Report. NOTICES GIVEN YESTERDAY. Wednesday, Feb. 21. 1. Mr. James Grattan—Petition from the Catholic Bishops in Ireland on the subject of Education. 2. Mr. James Grattan—Return of the Parishes and Counties, with the names of landlords from whose ...

... its tenor, without examining the whole. Mr. G. MOORE presented a petition from Dublin, against the Catholic Claims. Mr. H. GRATTAN, as the colleague of the Right Hon. Member, thought it necessary to say, that although the petition was signed by a number ...

... Cork to Dublin, was driven on shore in Cardigan Bay, on Sunday. The Rover, Lowes, of South Shields, was wrecked at Winterton, on Sunday. 'I he Eagle, Haynes, from Berbice, and the Daedalus, Crichton, from St. John's, New Brunswick, were driven on shore ...

... —Morning Chronicle. In former times the Gazelle, as the official organ of Government, used to announce the progress of our arms both by sea and land. It is singular enough, however, that our Portuguese expedition has never yet been once named in that ...

... ; or the intro- lions f the North belong i ngto the T o Teutonic they are unattainable. But, as in all cases, we value. Mr. John Freeman, one of the proprietors of for obtaining such immense adeantages. A if auction of another Bill will b with it stock ...