... Mold. Cheshire—Slonday, April 16, Chester; CARMARTHEN CIRCUIT. Ths Hen. Samuel Heywood, Sergeant at Law. The Hon. John Balguy. Cardigan—Wednesday, April 4. Haverfordwest— Tuesday, April 10. COT *^SSBfe tfelJS CIRCUIT. The Hon. Jonathan Raine, Chief Justice ...

... Lisbon. Plymouth, April 2 Wind W—Arrived from London «e Acuta, Smith, for Trinidad; Industry, Mason, for St. John’s; Powerance, for St. John's; and Minerva, for America. —Arrived the Endeavour, Burt, from Lisbon; W, Olus, from Oporto; Anderson, Nicholas ...

... left the court, accompanied by several friends. POLICE. MARLBOROUGH.STREET._A few days since a w the Jewish persuasion, named John Hassell, residue in St?*. couit, Dean-street, Soho, where he keeps a curiosity ' 1 ' charged witli receiving uu: ntitv ol weaving ...

... 'Wicklow (Mr. J. Grattan), that the majority of the Protestant inhabitants of Wicklow were favourable to Catliolic emancipation. Mr. BROWNLOW said, he had received a letter from the col. league of the hon. member for Derry (Mr. J. Grattan), stating, that ...

... WBAFOAS, FIRE-ARMS, TRINKETS, S(c., belonging to the DUKE of YORK. Capital fire-arms, by celebrated English makers:— Lot 55. A single-mounted double gun, with gold pan and touch, hole, the lock inlaid with gold, engraved, and the royal arms engraved on ...

... /ewes, Sussex, coach maker—John Parker Hall, of Liverpool, merchant—John Hopkins, of Bristol, dealer—Richard Turner Steventon, of Fe«er-lane baker—Eliz. Broomfield, of Walworth, bricklayer—Robert Sumdge, of Romford, banker—John 1/eigh Bradbury, of Ancoats ...

... burial-grounds, for the parish of Llanfihangtl-guer-glji in the comity of Cardigan; Yeovil, in the county of Soro«*t St. Botolph, Bishopsgate, in the city of London ; Holy, Trimi), and St. John Delpike, in the city of York; Halifax, and Ulity worth, in the parish ...

... members were appointed and sworn of the commit, to try the merits of this petition, viz—Mr. John Bond, Mr. C. K. T'-'Otc, Mr. John Guest. Mr. Pryse Pryse, Lord John Hay, Lord Mr- W. F. Scott, Sir. R. Colborne, Mr. T. S. Rice, Earl of Brecknock, Wr. Richard ...

... circuit. —Nottingham Smli, Sir John Lead), die late Vice-Chancellor, was the son of an ironaiiijtr, at Bedford, who was famous for making steel spurs. Sir Ma»ss first intended for an architect, and was placed with Sir John Ttjlor for that purpose; but ...

... reduction taxation. Alt. 11. GRATTAN presented petition ffetu the Catholics of Wexford, against the act. After a few words from Lord Jcrmyn, Air. Peel, Sir J. Newport, and Mr. fe. Rice, the petition was brought up. Air. H. GRATTAN gave notice, that he would ...

... and foe Committee appointed. On foe motion of Sir JOHN NEWPORT, a committee was appointed to inquire into foe means of improving foe communication to the south-wsst of Ireland Milford Haven. Mr. J. GRATTAN withdrew his motion for the production of returns ...

... Several weie excused in consequence of ill. ness and other causes; and the Hon. John (i. W. Forester, and another member, were ordered to be taken into custody by the Sergeant at Arms. The following are the names of the Committee sworn and appointed to try the ...