... rs of Bankrupts, B&.ingliall-stei~t-John P~eet, of Colemnan-street, andi of BlshoPsigate-within, coach-dealer and honse dealer. Nov. 20, at eleven at the Court of Commissioners of Bankropts, Basinghall-street-John hillier, of P'all-maiI~bookseeler. Nev ...

... dslalitte b.tween Grattan alid Flid, tat the declaration suggested by the latter was not ad pted. It It had, it woaild I r ever have precluded .be Act if U.ion. Tnis, ;nowe ver, may be cunedered is the only misuike in the life f Grattan it was the orily ...

... Nicholas Kirby, Thomas Burke, Henry H. O'Brien, Jobs Lewis, Thomas Ware, jut. Edward Morrogh, Daniel Callsghln, John H. A/len, Daniel F. Foexhty, &ad John MUloDy, EsqRts The indictments, similar to those of Friday, with the ex- ception of the eighth charge, against ...

... Liscoln 8ketlerdacl PROXIES. DUsE. VIoSoUrT. Wodehouse Rutland Exmouth Walsinghams ZARLS. MISROPS. Loftus (Mar. of Ely) Cardigan Worcester Strodrick (VIscount Scarboroutgh Bangor tlietena) Rochford Hereford Saint Helaln Ayteeford Peterbarough Gambler ...

... out with them ; said he was going to put them into the Canal ; i, she said she was a pensioner of Sir John Hay's. (Perhaps this shvould be Sir John Hope.) The next was an Englishman, a native of Cheshvire, anid a lodger of Hare's. They murdered him in ...

... departed from the chapel in the most orderly mne. ST. MICHAEL AND ST. JOHN'S. A very utimerotna and highly respectable Meeting of the Catholic Parishioners of Saint Michael and Saint John was held yesterday, in the Chapel-house, Lower Exchange-street, to ...

... attack he-r, fittroequ of thit clear and precise I ?? Aberdeen did no doubrg~see to send the, arms and ea 'gunpowder to Brazil; bat otfaannght asar.these e4 arms and that gunpowder were tiaonsported. to the Isis of Tor- fi caira Lcicbevrs V Whn they applied ...

... restoration of their civil r lfit (Mr. Grattan) admitted that his Honourable C.llegoe i Mr o Moore) had this Session stepped before hirm ; lie liti ?? to drag the coach of the Corporatign of Dldin ; but i:e Grattan) still hoped to ovettake his, ;a, before ...

... so devoutly wished by avery true Irishman, ultimately and soon. [The .Noble Lord sat d awn amidst ierneral cheertng.) Mr. JOHN DAVID) LAIFOUCIiE rose amtd loud citeerigst to second the Resnlosttons, aud spoke in substance as follows : ]tly Lord Dulae ...

... Knight of the Shire for the County of Cumberland, in the room of John Christian Curwen, Esq,, deceased; and of a Burgess for the Borough of Clifton Dartmouth Hardness, In the room of Sir John Hutton Cooper, Dart., deceased. CLARE ELECTION. Tbe SPEAKER also ...

... purpose of ?? the proceed- ing more satisfactory. The SPEAKER directed the Serjesnt at Arms to inquire wheber Mr. O'Connell was in attendance. The Strjeant at Arms replied in the affirmative. The SPEAKER directed that he be called in, Mr. O'Connell entered ...

... forehead of one of the ladies of the country; part of a belm of iron, all marked wit15 the Arms of France, and the foot ef a copper candlestick, with the Arms of onte nfthe Naturalists ...