... entwined, and ciegantly chased, surround- ing three shields, on one of which the Russell arms were engraved, the other two bearing the inscription ;:— “To Lord John Russell, the Minister of the Crown and the Representative ofthe People, the enlightened ...

... '>i'-i..a>:eo! John Shilton, Walsall, Statiordshire, carpi liter. Thomas WKsTcorr, Trews Weir Mills. Devoiwhire. paper Thomas Pi kuitt, Kingston.upon-Hull, mono' John and Jonathan (,'Hiissli l wa!-.. manulacturcr. ...

... Brougham replied, that Mr. Grattan had denied certain very coarse expressions imputed to him. The Mar quit Londonderry asked, whether Mr. Grattan said he did not use the words imputed to him ? Lord Brougham replied, that Mr. Grattan averred bis expressions ...

... 50th year, John Ayer, Esq. of Heslington, near York, land survevor. On Monday week. Hannah, wife of Mr. William Dawson, landlord of the Cardigan Anns, Kirkstall Hoad, near Leeds, aired 36. Sunday week, aged 42, Mary Ann, only sister of Mr. John Ahhott, of ...

... years, Mr, Thomas Simpson, of the Hepworth's Arms Inn, Idle, to Miss Elizabeth Hobson, of the same place. On Friday last, at the parish church, Leeds, hy the Rev. Edw. Brown, Mr. William Dawson, of the Cardigan Arms Inn, to Miss Mary Ann Dodsworth, of Red ...

... manufacturer*. Nov 4. 36. PETKR MACFA BLANK, Dundee, grocer, Nov 8. *6. JOHN KOSS MILL. Dundee, flax spinner, Nov 4, 36. RICHARD MAXWELL WILKIE, Glasgow, jeweller. N0v4.36. JOHN WINDSOR. Glenary Royal Distillery, Stonehaven, licen. sed distiller. Nov ...

... Bingham, Old Bond-street, surgeon, Jan 31 BANKRUPTS John Bates, Long-lane, Bermondsey, furrier, to surrender 10, March 14. Sol. Messrs. Bartlett and Beddome, Nicholas-lane. Off. ass. Mr. Belcher, King's Arms-yard. Sa.mit:l Bkk.nv, Birmingham, draper. Feb G ...

... Tennyson on Tuesday relative to tbe case of Henderson, the man lately flogged at St. George's barracks, was resumed. Afr. H. Grattan expressed himself in strong terms against the barbarous practice of flogging in the army, for the abolition of which he should ...

... would prove an a»»^ declension in tiie prosperity of Ireland daring the last t hirt> - years. Sir J. Newport— the boasted Sir John— had said ttw ' T & a beggared gentry and' a- ruined tenantry. There ** savings in Ireland, if there were in England'; *^h° ...

... BarUiw. ia^x-street. Strand, l-on. |.in ; Ward s:hl Son. Ix*eil*. WIL! JONES HORBELL. Alrerporth. Cardigan,h,re. Oct n. Noe M. Sol. Mr. tieorge. Cardigan. KIdZAHECH LONG, grocer. Tseittnck. Noe fi. Dec 3. Sols, s.irr. Lombard street. Loodow; larckyer and ...

... barque Maaly, John Davies, master, arrived last week in St. Katherine's Docks, from Buenos Ayres, into which port the Captain had been forced to put, owing to a mutiny in his crew. The vessel was on a whaling expedition ; but being well armed, it is supposed ...

... Dublin Trades’ Union have determined to put Mr. O'Connell and Mr. Henry Grattan in nomination for that city on the next occasion of an election. The object of bringing Mr. Grattan from Meath, which he now represents, is to bring in Sir William Somerville ...