... corriesan0 exprelenced Surgeon.-For ?? or passage Apply to Messrs. Forbes, Forbhm, and Co., IS, Arigel-rourt, 'Throgrnorton-street; John Thacker, 4, Leudenhall. street; or to James Barber, I, Lerrdenhall-street. OR CALCUTITA, and will land Passengers at FAMadras ...

... try '. C. Grattan, Esq. On tire let l.onrary, tlei1TriATtl.i, by Larb Ciharlotte Bdury. Piritriaed Ior H. Coihur.r, by It, Benrtley. aird wild by all hoolnoetlers. Agents for contlaird, Bell arid Biuadfitre, Ealibuhr0.; ariafo ltaIrl.[ad, John Carmmini ...

... the Inhabitants of the Boroughs of Carnarvon and Oswestry, in favour of the measure of Reform which had been proposed by Lord John lussell. He was himselfconvinced of the necessity of reforming the abuse which had crept into our Institutions; but he could ...

... Cilhrcliun after DInner. 11la STaWAtRDS. AiT J. 9tirteyat, Eeq. I John GIlen. Esq, DIlt ahit Ktnowvles, Erq. War,. Robisson, FEsq. AIc William JBrentnana, Esq. I William Wilsott. Eaq. lir' John 1Alitie, Esq. Thiss. Clay. Eaq. hi, R~wS. anqoery. EsI Jaihs Lyddon ...

... had voted at the election at Hawick before ?-Yes. In the election of 1835 '-Yes. Did you vote for Lord John Scott, or the other candi- date ?-Lord John Scott. Were you known as a voter likely to vote in that in- tcrest ?-Yes, as likely; my ceat was covered ...

... In the cront, hem- med round by pitkpockets. The plisorer stood ncxt to the pro- secutor, and, when the crowd woved, put one arm round the prosecutor's walist, and with the other pulled the w-tch out of the prosecutor's fob. WItness distinctly fass the ...

... corruptlor ists that inisiepresented them, a simple, honest, worthy ?? geitlenitn to express theirwants&z wishes [cheers]. Mr. John M'Cot miecl, Nvine-merchanit, was next proposed as a Memrber i-f the Union. Mr. FINN begged leave to as1 Mti. Dwyer, whether ...

... pogeressive Rtevolutitons in ttse Cooditlon of tile Intisihitunsit offltose SRegiaons Ity LoI.,rT'EIGNMOUTII.lM.P. London: John W. litekir, WeA Strand. Titledioy, oasia terr volturmts octiaro, price 105., C LARKSON'S HISTORY af the ABOLITION of tlso ...

... Marshal Ceunt Romanroff; arms and armcur, silver mounted guns, swords, dirkg and pistols; coins and medals, antique rIngs, agate ewes and boxesi truscan vaser, and various other antiquitics and ?? e viewed and catalogues had of Mr.John Wlly, 74,.Coleman-street ...

... LCIristophier Fitesimon',FsI.WP. N~. A.BVigors, Eq., MI.P. ClIPrles Smith For-ter,Enuq.,Mx.P. Jae C . el Esq. James Grattan, Esq., M.P. John Richard Elmore, Esq. Andrew ft. Lynlch, Esq., MIP. Edmund F. Green, Esq. Daniel O'Connell, Esq., MI.P.' Robert Suttton ...

... RailioshLtell, Ee1I., MI.P. Sir Janses Oflullhir Georgo Itenlnie. JIll., lII ribs. Grimsiditch, Eall,, H.P. John lSiie..eil,REsq. Ma:rk GamblerREsq. John T'aylor, Es9q. nobhn Harvey, Nit. A. .1. 1VJl~y. Rsq. Titones Ilaswkes, Eso., M.P. R. Walker.REsq.. MIP ...

... L rU DUNCANNON: It Is only in cases xvhere the number of Grand Jur tia pa e -tr wva lesn thian required by law. 1Mr. J. GRATTAN ttougm thto alterations suggested by the Nble L; .! wet c tar t Inirovo rrnents. Af er h f- w - d s fro-nt M:. RUTHVE.T, Mr ...