... Passages, the following may be taken as a convincing proof of their decided effiCacy in those affections : FROM PROFESSOR St. John's British Hospital, IS, Cross-street, listton-gartien. My dear Sir—ln compliance with your request, 1 beg to inform you that ...

... Gentleman-at-Arms. Edited Right Hon. T. P. Courtenay. by H. Brownrigg, Esq. Etiquette. • Hagar. Steam Voyage from London to Paris. Conversazione on the Literature of the By M. J. Quin, Esq. (Concluded.) Month, tkc The American Bobadil. By T. C. Grattan, Esq. ...

... of Whi g h um b ug — an d be t0,. 0 .- chair. The first spokesman was one Mr. John Allen, a quondam broker, and and brother to Allen, the Bond-street tailor. After lowed John Large, Esquire! formerly a man-milliner, and A e int brewer; the Rev. 0. Cla ...

... Monaghan, and in the south and west, there has been a vast accession to the Conservative constituency. HENRY GRATTAN'S OLD ONE.—HENRY GRATTAN once joined, without invitation, a party dining at an inn in the counttry; after dining, he boasted so much of ...

... the following :— Some fellows, disgusted with Pedro,: deserted to Miguel's lines—where, instead of being received with open arms; they got a severe beating with sticks, and were driven back Oporto again by the Miguelitas. We quote from the accounts of ...

... (salt-water) tears.' • Has not Discord fled before him, and Harmony, like one of 'our street nymphs, taken him fondly under the arm ?—Has he not testilled the most edifying regard to prison discipline and gaol morality, by liberating the most atrocious criminals ...

... has given up driving the s LIP. for it is clear that he does not now hold the rains. LORD JOHN LOOKING OUT.— It is publicly ann oun ced in Bristol that Lord JOHN RUSSELL intends being a candidate' that city at the next election. Indeed! . What! are the ...

... Parliament—The Seven Baronets—:Fheobald Wolf Tone—The Duke of Wellington and the Marquis of Londonderrv—Lord Not bery—Henry Grattan— John Philpot Curran—Queen Caroline—Lord Yelverton and the Bar—Anecdotes of Irish .laidges—lrish Fire-eaters—Duelling Extraordinary—H ...

... Volume of the National Library. An able Manual of Scripture Ilistory.—Literary Gazette. No. I. contains the Life of Byron, by John Gait, Esq. with plates complete in a single volume, price ss. No. 111., comprising the History of Chemistry, by Thomas Thomson ...

... The sham-Member can bravely defy the absent and the dead. We request him, however, to favour the company with his opinions on JOHN KNOX. On the whole we sincerely rejoice over Mr. O'CONNELL'S new plan. In Ireland he was all but invulnerable. We have him ...

... July 12. COL T B H U E RFONLLOWIANGSNE.CUWSOTRKPS UBLISHED 1. • The LIFE and TIMES of the RIGIIT HON. HENRY GRATTAN. By Ills Son, HENRY GRATTAN, Esq., M.P. 2 vols. Bvo., with Poitra.it, &c. 11. TEMPT A T ION; ' OP, a Wife's Perils. 3 vols. D. 11. O'BRIEN'S ...

... country reels, even now, from the first shock of the revolutionary convulsion; and it requires firm hearts and well-nerved arms to ward off the deadly blow that has been aimed at the tranquillity, the happiriess, and the honour of England. , ScoTLAND ...