... {Chronicle.) Lord Morpeth supported the petition. Adjourned Debate. Mr. Rulhven, Mr. H. Grattan, and Mr. Shell, spoke in favour of Mr. O’Connell’s motion ; and Mr. John Browne. Sir Daniel Sandford/ and Mr. Lambert, supported the amendment. Sir Peel followed ...

... Demosthenes, Chatham, Pitt, Burke, Ljndhurst, Shiel, and Daniel Webster; and on last evening proceeded with the names of Grattan, Krskine, O’Connell, and Curran. With the tact which characterizes the man of business, judiciously reserved the brilliant ...

... of counties, with reference to armed associations, led to some discussion. The Noble Duke observed, that large bodies of men had associated themselves in different parts of the country, and had obtained possession of arms for the ostensible purpose of ...

... Midland On shield, argent, at the nombril point stag, lodged, proper, (the arms of Derby;)*on chief, sable, three mullets, or, (the arm* of Leeds)*t the dexter chief, the arms of London, argent, cross, gules, with dagger in the dexter chiefthe whole ...

... loose Cushions and Pillows; pair Mahogany Card Tallies and I oil cloth covers, Mahogany Loo Table, twelve single and . two armed Mahogany Chairs, handsome Chimney Glass. I Mahogany Sideboard, three China Vases, large Brussels Carpet and loose pieces. Sola ...

... •TAMM STATXmmT. GENUINE PA TENT MEDICINES. PARCELS PROM LONDON EVERY SATURDAY. JUST PUBUBHES, Grattan and Gilbert, 51, Paternoster Row, London ; and John Harris Co., 37. Arundel-street, Sheffield; Thud Editioh of KBLVET’B ROYAL Conquest, and ot the Kings ...

... Palmer, 4; J. Walter, Brecon..Colonel T. Bucks..Marquis of Chandos, 4; John Smith, a; G. H. Dashvvood, Cambridge..Capt. C. P. Yorke. 4; R. G. lownley, a; J. W, Childers, Cardigan..Co!. E. Powell, a Carmarthen..G. Rice Trevor, E. H. Adams, a Carnarvon ...

... Gieat Bodwin—Sir John Nichol, J J Buxton, Esq. Guildford—J Mangles, C L Norton, Esq Galton—Lord Pollington, Sir Ashley Gloucester (City) -Colonel Webb, Captain Berkeley Haverfordwest —Sir R P Phillips, Bart Hytlie—Sir J Marjoribanks, John Loch, Esq Hunt ...

... awarded to Topper, the property of Mr. John Atkinson, of Newcastle. Lord Chesterfield has intimated his intention of resigning his situation of Master of the Pylchley Hunt, next season, when the Earl of Cardigan will take the hounds, and a very splendid ...

... Herald professes that there are signs ot concern among the people ; and yet the Sheffield reformers are sitting with their arms folded, and then lips closed when they ought to up and doing. Robert Reel will not ainve for about ten days, and till then ...

... cutting off-i branch from an oak tree Lady’s Walk, tbesameliiue on lower branch, «i’ * bis back the trunk of the tree, the arm or branch .s ling being entangled with the boughs ; that when had severed the branch, instead its filing to lh • i-.d as be ...

... Railway.—On shield, argent, at the nombril point a stag, lodged, proper, (the arms of Derby;)—on a chief, sable, three mullets, or, (the arms of Deeds) —at the dexter chief, the arms of London, argent, a cross, gules, with a dagger in the dexter chief—the ...