... measure was taken forward the expedition. All other works had been spended. ‘Two ships of the line and six frigates were be armed, and would be ready to sail from ‘Toulon the end of April. A great number of transports, righted in the southern ports for ...

... tor, and Heene, innkeeper John Barrick llauton and Thos. Fotherleyßelt, Kingaton-upon-Hull, brokers. Jii'- Lonsdale and Aorm. Lonsdale, Manchester, silk-warehousemen. David Evans, New Court, Lanwennog, Cardigan, grocer John Embrey ood, Shrewsbury, tanner ...

... all classes wear in their button-holes or on their hats the red and yellow riband. Several of the have been seen walking arm in arm with the citizens, wearing the colours of Liege. Several letters had arrived in that town, stating that a great dis- turbance ...

... Jobn C. Severn h Gatton tee John V. Shelley 4, John T.. Hope 4 Germain, St. Sir Henry Charles Ross Glamorganshire. C. R. M. Talbot Gloucestershire -- Ld. R.-E. H. Somerset, Sir-B. W. Guise rloucesler City Col. Edw. Webb, John Philpotts / ee M. J. Cholmeley ...

... aw in England and Wales; and the re-ap- pointmént df Justices Sir James Parke, ir J. B. Bosanquet, Sir,E. H. Alderson, Sir John Patteson, Knts. and H. J. Stephen, Esq. Sergeant at Law, as Commissioners for that purpose. There is no doubt that Ministers ...

... chemist and druggist John ,' T,. 'Ji Gldhani, Lancashire, dealer Henry Pochin, maltster John Lambert, Brough, nierlv •' Penter Henry Hideout, Woolwich, for- 1 !''?'. now a innkeeper Henry Hargan, White Hart, at. JohnVstreet, victualler John William*, ' ***• ...

... Cradock. Canterbury a Hon. R. Watson, Lord Fordwich. Cardiff a Lord J. P. Stuart. Cardiganshire. . Col. W. Powell. Cardigan P. Pryse. Carlisle P. H. Howard, W. James n. Carmarthenshire Se Sir J. H. Williams zn. Carmarthen (The Sheriff could make ...

... army was allowed to retreat with their arms and the honours of war. The Gazette of Friday announces that his Majesty has been pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood upon Lieut.-Gen. John Smith, R A. and John Rennie, Esq. of Whitehall-place. The Duke ...

... Glenlyon Archbishop of Tweedale MARQUIS. Stamford Tuam Grantiey EARLS. VISCOUNTS. Gray BISHOPS. Carrick Clancarty Harris Bangor Cardigan Exmouth Hopetown Carlisle Chestertield Gort Lauderdale Cork Charleville Strathallen Loftus Cloyne Elgin & Kincardine LORDS ...

... out of his cabriolet, and that at night his house was attacked, and his windows broken. If such things went on, persons must armed. For his own part, if any man made an attempt upon him, he would shoot him on the spot. (Hear, hear.) Lord Melbourne observed ...

... attended the Meeting of the 6th, viz. :—Messrs. Chapman, Ruthven, D. O’Connell, Maurice O’Connell, Blackney, Wyse, and H. Grattan. Dr. Doyle has addressed a letter to Mr. O'Connell on the subject of his recent abandonment of the principle of the Poor Laws ...

... down in con- siderable, nay immense numbers, to the scene of conflict, and several posts of the National Guard had been dis- armed. At the time that these sad scenes were passing, at the other extremity of Paris, near the Jardin des Plantes, the people collected ...