... e. John Masters, ten. and John Masters, jnn. Cirencester, Gloucestershire, common brewers, April 24, six, 24, and May BG, ten, at the Ram Inn, Cirencester. Solicitors, Messrs. Bartlett and Beddome, Nicholas-lane ; and Mr. Bever, Cirencester. John Reynolds ...

... Moore, G. Burrell, Sir C. Hastings, Sir C. Peach, N. W. Paired off. Buxton, J.J. Heatbcote.SirW. Powell, W. Blackhurne, John Capet, John Holdsworlh. A. Powell. Alex. Chaplin, dins. Caarlborne, J. F. Hudson, J. Price R. Carmarthen Mar- Cecil, Lord T. Hotham ...

... Lonergan. Mrs. Shaw, Mr. John Bruce, Mr. Defflis, Dr. L. Stewirt;' Mr. Robertson,' Re». Mr. Michael, Mr. T. K. Holme*, Lieut.-Col. Craeroft, Miss Evelyn. Miss (V. Miss Povey, Mr. Justice Bayley. Lady Ellenbtfrough, Mis* Grattan, Misses Davidson. Mr. T ...

... stairs, and they entered the room; I crawled on my hand* and knees to the window, and threw myself ont. A watchman caught in his arms ; 1 endeavoured to break from him to get to the back part of the house, but the watchman observing ray agitation would nol ...

... of the Houses of Commons and Lords” who had supposed the Bill in Parliament, in the enumeration of whom the names of Pitt, Grattan, and Canning (particularly the last) were loudly cheered. Lord Nu«ent returned thanks. After the health of The Duke of ...

... their innocence. The nrisoners then removed in custody. MARLBOROUGH-STREET.-An Impudent Thief.- John Evans was charged with the following robbery Mr. John Norman, a gentleman recently arrived from Somersetshire, staled that on Tuesday he dined at the ...

... Joseph, and Osborne, James, Hackney-road, chair makers, from Jan. 13 30, clcreD, at Basinghall-street. BANKRUPTS. Butcher, John, jun.. Coal Exchange, coal factor, to surrender Jan. IS, at twelve, 20, and Feb. IT, .leven, at Basin*hali. street. Solicitors ...

... the table, and ordered to be printed. Mr. CROKER Rave notice, that on Friday next the Army Estimates would be moved. . , GRATTAN moved for the Copy of a Report relative the Pipe Water and Metal Main Taxes, Dublin, which bad been laid before the Quarterly ...

... the i nicht must considered as decisive upon that oin ,1 notwithstanding, the consolation of knowing that had -ver raised his arm against the Constitution. , . BENETT expressed his cordial approbation of the course , ..n'bv his Majesty’s Ministers, which ...

... Light Guitar John Barnett 0 Sweet Evening Star—Answer to Rise Gentle Moon J. Hart Donald has gone to the Wars, sung by Miss Paton, Louis Leo 0 Rich is the San with bis golden hair ; the Twilight Serenade, song by Madame Fasta . John Barnett 9 •In my ...

... payable one and two years, :nay remain secured by Mortgage further'particulars apply to Thomas Giles, Samuel Gregson, and John Charnley, Ksqrs. Lancaster; Messrs. J. and H. Lowe, Solicitors. London; Messrs. Orred, Lowe, and Hurry, Solicitors, Liverpool ...

... second Bill, he would. hoped, therefore, thst an opportunity would be given for the fullrst discussion of the measure. Mr. H. GRATTAN jaid, tliat lie uould not fall into tlie trap which whs evidently, lie wonlil not say insidiously, laid those Members who ...