... commission of lunacy was executed on Saturday at the Sheriff's-office, Red Lion-square, to enquire into the state of mind of John Jervis Hewitt. 32 years of age, son of a builder, at the house of Mr. IVilkinson, a sttr,;eon. in fiate•street, Lin• coin ...

... sail to have no less than tour ex-ntficius against it. And the Attorney-General is determined to maks Mr. Henry Grattan plead, Mr. Grattan brim• no longer the proprietor 11 by all these syniptutne of belligerency are going on, in the pacific namit.linration ...

... woman has no less than six illcgiti-7 mate children John Dolman was fined Ss. for au assault on W illiam Radford. John and Win. George were fined tOs. for assaulting Wm. Holwell, of Long Whatton. John Darley was fined fts. and costs, for having rescued ...

... n, which attracted many persons witness the mill, At the Court for Relief of Insolvent Debtors held Nottingham, on Monday, John Thompson, formerly of Leicester, and late of Nottingham, printer, was opi>osed'by Mr. Hurst, on behalf of Mr. Rawson. of Leicester ...

... Netherlands. Ely Thomas Colley Grattan. Complete to One Volume. NtTHEELANDS IN THE SIXTEENTH CENTCAT..--. 1 Painting. which hail langitislied before the fifteenth century. sprung at once into a new existence from the inven'ion of John Van Eyck. known better by ...

... no skill in dressii.g the bodies of the dead ; Efter which he laid himself down with great composure, and stretched out his arms and limbs in the usual form iu which a corpse is laid out; and, in this position, having taken farewell of his wife, he calmly ...

... spirit into the pages of this popidar journal. Among the former contributors may be named Messrs. Horace and James Smith, Mr. Grattan, Mr. Wyse, Mrs. Hemans, Mr. Allan Cunningham, Mr. Crowe, Mr. Came, Mr. Beasley, Mr. T. Hood, Mr. Leigh Hunt, the author of ...

... Appleby case, by that the pah table mistake had communicated Lora John Russell, but without any attention. A long conversation then arose as to particular clauses in the bill; and on Lord JOHN RI'SSELL moving that the Speaker leave the Chair, Captain (GORDON ...

... desultory commenting' moaned fro.a these remarks, is the course of which Mr. Grattan expressed the °Maim, that. if the tithes i rents could mot be leafed without the aid of ma armed force. it was .iw• the Logielemere interfered. Captain Gorda' hair* adverted ...

... land. Extract Letter from Marseilles, datra August nine o'clock, p.m. The droits are beating arms, and men troops the line and National Guards are under arms. The people are crowding together, and tumult excessively great. The clergy persisted in making ...

... tithes Protestant clergy. But he was convinced that the burthen of the tithes reallv fell on the land. Mr. JOHN BROWN, Mr SHIEL, Mr. J. GRATTAN insisted on the necessity of radical reform in the Irish church. Mr. SHAW said that many of the i>ea ...

... Chamberlain, John, Broughton Astley; Crowder, John, Ashby Mag- ka; (ox, John, Kilby; Cooper. Thomas, Whet- itome; Chapman. John. Leicester; Cauut. William Henry. Pllxgar; Cleathiug, Rev. John, Thorpe Arnold. Denning. Thomas, Esq. Ulverscroft ...