... English papers nf thistiay. that meetin' Dublin vun ri.licnlc.l expression I.) at The railical iliuner; and that Mr. Henry Grattan, abuse bn-thcr is une mv intimate friends, endeavoured proteetlngiy tu iHilliale mv offence sav ing that although I •• veteran ...

... Lord JOHN RUSSELL presented the report of the par, commissioners of religious instruction in Scotland. and Mr. HAWES obtained leave to bring- in a bill td u extend the Great Western Railway. otl' THE REGISTRATION' OF MARRIAGES BILL. I th Lord JOHN% RUSSELL ...

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... Major, Robert Hodge, John Copeland, seamen, o r the ing into the port of Dungarvon, got aground off the bar. Nashua, (311) G Pollard, from Mobile, 154 bales To this and sinful world so much of heaven. Jacob Allen, cook, a boy named John Fraser, and the carpenter ...

... Assurance office, India-buildings, February 17. Siß , —Theexertions of the Fire-police Establish,'n l trresting the progress of a l arm i ng conflagrations Inn Many occasions been conspicuous and eminently lful, most par.icularlv so in a recent instance in I -street ...

... in charge of an officer and a miltary centinel, four most determined characters, namely, Thomas , Boutel, John Wallace, Thomas Dalton, and John Bannon ' all of them very powerful men, particularly Boutel and Dalton, suddenly rushed upon the centinel, ...

... brother, Mr. Jones Burdett, by Sir George Sinclair, 31. P., and other friends; Mr. Leader by Mr. Bridgman, Dr. Bowring, Mr. H. Grattan, Mr. D. W. Harvey, Mr. C. Hindiey, Dr. Lushington, Sir William Molesworth, Mr. Wakley, Mr. M. J. O'Connell, Sir S. Whalley ...

... attorney, lit. Willoughby, London. John Foster. Pitt’s Head-mews, Park-lane, London, horsedealer ; May 24. June 23. at eleven. Bankrupts’ Court, London . attorney, Mr. Christmas, London. DIVIDEND. May 30. James Cutter and John Colter, Toxtcth-parfc, joiners ...

... at thirty minutes after eight o'clock, post meridian. The Sergeant was desired by the SPEAKER to introduce the next witness. John Drew, being examined, said, I am a clerk in the postoffice, and am appointed to receive on certain nights the writs to be forwarded ...

... Worcerter: attorney, Mr. Coperoan, Worceeter. John Prince, Chesterfield, leather-dresser; June 90. July 14. at eleven, Holland Arms Inn, Bakewell; attornics, Messrs. Hutchinson. Chesterfield. Thomas Bates and John Bates, Leicester trimmers and dyers; June ...

... left Maitorell for Ingualada, with hia army. Brigadier Osorio returned to Puycerda on the Ist instant” When Daniel and Lord John asaert that the Queen is favourable to the principles which they hold in common with the whig-radicals, do they know what they ...

... So then, according t» Lord John’s way of thinking, because the Sueen has left in office the ministry she found iu office the emise of her predecessor, then she must necessarily of their way of thinking. Would he (Lord John Russell) nave had the queen ...