... Board of unpaid Commissioners, to ascertain and develope the resources of Ireland; and his lordship, together with Mr. GRATTAN, Mr. O'CONNELL, &c. supported the proposition as most useful, and as, above all, calculated to prevent those discussions regarding ...

... raft Martha. than Bredel,'— Munro, A. G. K Battersby, ri. HiMouse, Wind, Thom Garrard, John Birch, Richard Weston, Morrison t Marton% J. Middleton, P. R. Say, John lastarly, &qrs. and Mrs. Emerson. It is with deep regret we announce the decease, on Thursday ...

... Vicar of Midsomer Norton. a daughter.—Same day, at Bath, the lady of John Wonhington, Esq. of a &toothier. A ItItIE L). Lately, at Pinner. Middlervg, try the Rev. Henry Venn, the Rev. John Henry Bright. M.A. to Katherine Charlotte. dau. of the late Col. Mant ...

... deprived of life. s They then departed. A verdict of 1 Wilful Mur- b der has been found against John Callinane and John Walsh, both ofjronealhilly; John Heany, of Cleughane; and Thomas Nolan, of the Gates; also that James Holmes, of Loughgeorge, was ...

... imitation, according to the precedent afforded, proved to be that of King Charles the First.—(John Bull.) The Reform Bill.—Whatever happens to it (says the John Ball), it is quite clear that the Lords can do nothing with it until they have the Scotch and ...

... the John, for Jersey. Saileu—The Meredith, Frederick, for Labrador; the Tantivy, Sawyer, for New Brunswick. Aasivro—At Demerarm, the Jane and Barbara, Butter; Newfoundland, the Leah, Cole, the Martha, and the Elizabeth, Dwyer; New York, the John and Robert ...

... Achnon, Viscount timid, R. Pelham, C. A. W. Adams, H. .1. Grant, C. Pendarves, E. W. Agnew, Sir A. Bart. Grattan, J. Penkose, J. 8, Althorp, Viscount Grattan H. Penrhyn, IL A1i0.% Sir G. Cream:7% O. Petit, L 11., Auhon, lion. G. tirodetror, Lord hire, Hon. ...

... Bishop's Hull, Air. ?? Trood, printer, of t'aunton, to iliss Bryant, second (laughter of Mr. John Bryant, of the former place.- At %Vacot church, Bath, Mr. John Bulgin, to Miss Caroline Marten, of ?? East Grim- stead, Captain NV. P. Hamilton, R. N., to ...

... aged 73. John Whitley, Esq. solicitor. youngest son ul the Rev. Edw. Whitley, formerly rector of Sutton Bounington, Notts, sod afterwards stem of Met. nun, Somerset. Wednesday se'nnight, at Stanton Drew, Mrs. Grace Bash, widow of the late Mr. John Bush. ...

... minill.«., but chl.fly gtrn** •.1 t Srrl-n'it Ori«»i». of tlo* of thnr fhr nrrrsultf utihittt tn yr JOHN 1,1.; fir. KnsiUlituaii’M I* muM**. •« • John Hrrn«i i| Honuiiqurt, ami Sir W. A. laiiutun, that all vi'wwlh tin* north lilt* river II uml»er. nurih ...

... the occasion demands it, without the requisition of the magistrate, so may the other too; if the one may employ arms for that purpme, when arms are necessary, the soldier may do the mow. Still further by the common law, not only tench private subject bound ...

... DIostyn, the Bishop of Iury, Hon. Rice rrevor, Right Hon. (C..W WyXl Sir Edward Mostyn, Sir C. Mlorgan, Sir R. W Vaugt Sir John John Owen, and Sir R. Philips, Vicet. dents. Mr. Parry was elected Honorary t ecretary Conductor of. the Bardic Meetings. Two ...