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... 18211. ——«•♦> On Thursday last was married, at St. John's this city, Mr. William Wilson, to Miss Silvia Thomas, both Mancel Lacy, in this county. On Sunday last was married, at Hampton Bishop, Mr. John Phillipps, to Miss Sarah Attwood, both of this city ...
... signified his intention of supporting the present Administration.— The Morning Herald says to be Master of the Rolls, and that Sir John Leach to be appointed Deputy Speaker of the House of Lords. Mr. O'Connell, as was to be expected, is returned for the County ...
... adjoumedMr. James Grattan, M. P. really felt alarmed for the safety of tb* ladies of ' at Tinnebineh, the 12ib •f S.r John Harvey, Inspector of the Constabulary stationed at owerscourt requesting they should be very particular m Sng Umt Mr. Grattan’s domestic ...
... FethemtS Jamc. A Kinston, M. W. Shuldham, John ThoWpwn. « Thomas Ahmuty, Nathaniel Forth, Andrew Brf), Richard'WeM. A.^J- Kingston Juhn Robert Jessopr Robert Sandys, James A. Rmh K! FrancU Shore, W. B. Montfcrd, John C. Btck Esors. Wm. L. Galbraith, Sheiaßi ...
... seize I the little ones arm and held fast it. The screams of the children att'acted the notice of the byestanders, and a man named Clemson, happening come up with his dog, the rat was very soon disengaged Iroin the child’s arm and killed. The was mo much ...
... The Merry Intriguers.' On the sign of an inn, bearing the Duke of Athol's arms, upon his Grace's estates in Scotland, are the following words: The Duchess leaves the Duke's Arms every morning at five o'clock, for Glasgow (meaning a coach called the Duchess) ...
... Bart., of C onduit-street, a n d Gadesbridge, Hertfordshire, to Catherine, daughter of the late John Jones, Esq. of Dery Ormond, Cardiganshire, and sister of John Jones, Esq. offortland-place. BIRTH. On the 2d Inst., the lady of J. C. Green, _Egg., of Ho ...
... Hawkins, low n, to Sarah, second daughter of Mr. John Ankers, of Tuxteih-park. Same day, at Ihc Friend's Meeting-house. Moor-house, Ellwot.d 11 rock bunk, Carlisle, Sarah, younyctl daugh* ter of the l«tc John Stordv, of '1 hrusiunffeld. W cdiie- ...
... Law relating to illusory appointments. 2. Sir Henry Hardinge—Ordnance Estimates. (In Committee of Supply.) Next Session. Sir John Newpo►t—Bill to secure to the Curates of the Established Church in Ireland the regular payment of the full salaries allotted ...
... London Societies. They are O'BRIEN DILLON, Esq. in the Chair. but they are made use of to very mischievous purposes in En Mr. JOHN REYNOLDS acted as Secretary, and read Is there, for instance, aman in Irelaud, who now credits th appre- | the minutes. Robert ...
... and are confined only, in the middle of .the upper parf of iHe arm elbow, by band, the same as the dress; and at the wrists a very broad cuff satin, with five buttons on the outside the arm. A pelerine is worn with .tins dress,; of fine clear muslin, with ...
... s'ce\»*s hm* ia .Marie, and an* only the middle «l the upper part the arm above the elbow, hand the as the dress : and at the \vlists a very broad cull with five Imtious il-e oulside of arm. petes i» Worn wiili (his dies*, of fine clear muslin, trimmed witb ...