... last. They should remember, said he, in that conspiracy they wanted to get possession of the person of the Queen. Mr. Grattan had said that her life would not be safe if the Tories came into power, and he (Mr. O'Connell) declared solemnly he was convinced ...

... written on the last day of Thirty-three,’ in a certain way. The Portrait in Fraser’s Gallery’ this month is that of Captain John Ross, of North Pole celebrity, thawing himself with a pipe and a rummer over a blazing fire, in which he appears to be mer ...

... seeking for a stray cow, discovered a large body of armed men ia the woods, and gave information of the circumstance to the Indians, who were then assembled church. They immediately seized what arms they could procure, such as muskets, tomahawks, and ...

... follow out that perilous profession—an instance of youthful intrepidity very rare among the order to which be belongs. Mr. Grattan, his History of the Netherlands, states that one of the most violent factions which ever existed any countrv, took place Holland ...

... married Feb. 14, 1786, Charlotte, only daughter of James Cornish, Esq. by whom he has left Hon. Chniles John Shore (now Lord Teignmouth), Hon. Frederick John Shore, assistant the Secretary to the Commissioners the ceded provinces Bengal; and four daughters ...

... iTy«teii If , o t presented a petition from the 2J h-isl, inhabitants of St. John's, Hampstead, against 1 th J n,lr Bill Lord Dvnkvob jiresented a petition Ur S ess es, &c, of Cardigan against the Municipal lotion f'° Bill.—The Duke of Buccleuch presented a ...

... the drawing tip the bill, for the rtWS jn, because first the bill was drawn Ireland, had received the approbation of Mr. Grattan, and next thev resigned office, before tiie bill had been laid before the Cabinet. Mr. Romilly's explanation af his previous ...

... MISCELLANEOUS. Mr. John Crawford, of Wilton-crescent, Belgrave-square, has addressed a letter to the electors of Marylebone, soliciting their suffrages in the event of a vacancy in the representation of that borough. The writ for the election of a Member ...

... It is recorded Sir John Eliey, in Snort's Letters to his Kinsfolk that there were found on the field of Waterloo more than one of Napoleon's Cuirassiers cleft to the chine by the stalwart arm of this gallant officer. Sir John Pen is* Milbanke, hart ...

... Youghall,again>iih»returnnfhissun John. Anew tribute is already spoken of.—Dublin firming Mail. Fsbedoh or Election. —A Queen's County freeholder, oamed Cashio, residing at Ballyprophy, had his house visited by an armed party, on the eve of the polling ...

... between seven and eight pounds, and having four legs, four arms, and two heads, with only one body. It lived for 10 minutes, during which time it never ceased crying, and striking out its arms as if fighting. The mother was for time in great danger, bnt ...

... amusing caricature has just made it* appearance, entitled Ho'») and Bug, representing the two whig candidates far Middlesex arm-in-arm, with the contradictory inscription No coat km. The following judicial pun was given by the learned lord the bench opening ...