... Runabold another from Yarmouth: Mr. fleathcote another from Boston ' • Sir T. Lethbridge another from Frame; and Mr. H. Grattan another from Dublin. CAAIELFORD ELECTION. Mr. Dyson (the clerk of the crown) brought the names of the members ballotted for ...

... 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 ...

... astd against l lr. John Davies, for asi ?? ott the Postmaster of Swansea, swhilst in the executioln of his duty. T'his latter indictment will be traversed Dt the next Quarter Sessioits for the county. I Crletion to Dog-slealers.-John Bevan antI Thomas ...

... companion in arms. Lord Londonderry explained. Lord Ellenborough said, would observe the most uncompromising hostili’y to die new administration, but be continued the sincere advocate of die Catholic clui ns. _ HOUSE OF COMMONS— May 3, Mr. H. Grattan presented ...