... mated will take place at the ‘Tavern, t. John’s Wood Grove, between the of the rd Westinorland Wrestli Club, for a massive silver cup and a number of other prizes. The principal wrestlers are F. Dobson and John Dixon ; the former is a stout, brawny, heavy ...

... Mrs. Jacobs, three children, end two servants, were consumed. Mr. Jacobs was absent in st. John’s toe time. The body of Mrs. J. was found with her infant in ber arms, both nearly reduced to cinders. The cause of tbs accident is unknown. The Kifht Hun. Robert ...

... Mr. Canning ..was also the same year by a majority, - V and llje. Marquess Wellesley by a majority of L In 1813, Mr. Grattan,. Sir John Cox Hippesley, and Dr. Duigenan, on separate motions, drew forth majorities against the Catholics, of 40, 46, and and ...

... England also shared in the blessings and the advantages of it, and had hereby armed in defence of her honour, seveu new million* defenders, and that, with the only sure arms, namely, those of aftcction and interest. (Croat cheering.) then this question ...

... Bushficld, in the county Tipperary, Tuesday night, some armed men, who broke into a house belonging Mr. Phillips. Armed parties have visited several in the vicinity of Ballinasloe, demanding arms, and dictating in threatening language as to the disposal ...

... Lord Grenville withdrew his motion in favour . Emancipation, being understood that bis Majesty was averse to it. In 1808 Mr, Grattan's motion was rejected in the House'of Commons by majority of 153; and Lord Donoughmore’s, the House of Lords, majority of ...

... Brndelle.il, third daughter of the Earl of Cardigan.— Brighton Gazette. Wednesday a ballot was taken at the East India House, for the election of six directors, in the 100111 of William Wigram, Esq. John Baillie, Esq. John Petty Muspratt, Esq. Sir Robert Townsend ...

... and cheers.) The Noble Earl has presented 900 petitions against the Bill,-. .The Earl of Plymouth presented petition from Cardigan, against concession to the Catholics. This was a subject which he regarded feelingly, and' regretted 'that such a measure ...

... Benett, John Guise, Sir LW. Robinson, Sir G. Hendrick, Lord G. Gurney, Hudson Robinson, G. R. Beresford, Sir John Hardinge, Sir H. Rowley, Sir %V. Iteresford, Lieut.-Col. Hay, Lord John Itumbold, C. Bernard, Thor'. Hay, Adam Russell, Lord John Bingham ...

... the pubiic interests. are already raised against Mr. Peel s plan of the intfedaction of a military Police, more th yers, d’armes of the Contioest than the constitational force ts pers as to we are by our institutions familiar. This is shout objection from ...

... his absolution for the,intem.ded asm.assituttion, from Pope Gregory XIII.. was found in Isis pocket! Ersettosi.—The report of John Wilsen Croker being abont be eleiated to the Peerage, has induced rather a brisk vitae in University during' the last few days ...

... England also shared in the blessings and the advantage* of it, and had hereby armed defence of her honour, seven new millions defenders, and that, with the only sure arms, namely, those affection and interest. (Great cheering.) If then this question ...