... o’clock, and requested tm undertake the defence the Palace ; but it was already too late, and they had no fire-arms. They assembled, however, armed as they were, but were immediately disarmed hv the mob ; and then commenced the’most singular scene that perhaps ...

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... June :io, the York Hotel, Manchester Clayton John, Moitram, Cheshire, shopkeeper, June at the York Hotel, Manchester—Hunt William, Olossop, Derbyshire, cotton spinner, June the York Hotel, Manchester—Brown John, juti., Leeds, merchant, July 4, at the Court ...

... postpone the introduction of the possession of arms iu Ireland Bill until next year, and to revive for this year the act which had just expired.—Mr. O’Connell, Mr. North, Sir John Newport, and Mr. 11. Grattan, severally expressed their concur rencc, and ...

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... of no more than £199. a-year. Sir J. Blrke declared that the measure would nothing for the pacification of Ireland. Mr. H. Grattan: It was a bill which would neither provide for the clergy, nor satisfy the people of Ireland. Tim country had been governed ...

... Loughborough, on Monday, Mr. John Sarson, to Miss Hannah Fowler. —Mr. Henry Middleton, Miss Alice Robinson. Loughborough, on the 17th instant, Mr. Isaac Trigg, to Miss Hannah Mattock. At Loughborough, on Friday last, Mr. John Davison, a.iss Elizabeth Dixon ...

... il —J. J. Ouest Oldham—John Ficlden and Win. Cobbett Rochdale—Fenton Salford—Joseph Brolherton Sheffield—J. S. Buckingham and John Parker South Shields—R. Ingham Stockport—Major T. Marsland and J. H. Llovd Stoke upon Trent—John Davenport and Josiah Wedgewood ...

... neighbourhood John street,Tottenhain-conrt- | road, London, has been considerably excited in ! consequence of the mysterious absence of a little j boy named Robert Favior, aged I-I, the son of a respectable tradesman residing *26, John-street, near the ...

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... terrified, nowdropped into the body of the Hall, and were unfor tunately severely injured. One man had his leg broken another his arm, and one was so severely crushed to render Ids ease dangerous. These have been removed to the General Hospital, and four others ...