... mariner, to Miaa e-TOt!e. at St Andrews', yesterday, the Re*. H. D. Griffith, John Charles Imnglands, E-q. Uewtck Northumbrian.), Maty, youngest daughter the late >lr John Ro-9a the 20ih ult. Robert, ton of Air Thornton, of Fellon, to daughter the late ...

... Jhdan arrand and lillord —Weyland and Fortescjue. ha,dan —John alvert ami James Stuart. Hustings —Sir Henry Fane and J. lanta. F.MJ. —Sir (i. Warrender and T. I'. Guest, Esq. //ashmen Sir John Beckett & William llol.lies, 1. q. Hertford —Duncomhe and ...

... Milbank, S. Craddock Canterbury, Hon. R. Watson, Lord Fordwich Cardiff, Lord J. Stuart Cardiganshire, Cul. W. E. Powell Cardigan, P. Pryse Carlisle,2 P. H. Howard, R. James3 Carmarthenshire, Sir J. H. Williams Carmarthen, Captain Phillips chaired, but ...

... Beigrave, I Be net t, John Bentinek, Berkeley, Captain Bernal, Ralph Bernard, Thomas Hubert M Blake, Sir F Bart. Blamire, William Blauknev, William Blount, Edward Blunt, Sir Bart. Bodkin, John Rouverie, Hint. P Boyle, Lord Boyle, Hon. John Krabazon, Viscount ...

... different voices exclaimed, 44 Your arms, hand out your arms. lie put some clothes as quickly as possible, and was loading his musket, when the assailants got impatient and broke the sash, still calling for his arms; his answer was, 44 Won't you give ...

... James Vint, ehemist and druggist, Eleanor, youngest daughter of John White, Esq., of Bishopwearmouth. At Sunderland, on Tuesday last, Mr Richard Porret, to Miss Mary Hunton.—Yesterday, Mr John Cornforth, to Mrs Sarah Muckett, all of that place. and citadel ...

... observing that was not only debating what had not been proposed, but measures that were not those of the GaYernmcut. —Mr H. Grattan contended that the plans were useless Lorii Ebrikoton, as a Member of the Tithe Committee, observed that what the Government ...

... head of his Majesty's government, by his noble friend near himn SLord Dacre ), when he was Mr Brand, and more recently b{ ord John Russell. How, then, could the noble duke }\ Vellington) aad other noble lords assert that the agitation of the question in ...

... S-r,usnuor,—i}r CG:?OI(I; w SToKESLEY,—MTr . Garbutt, bookseller. Worsinouas,—Mr Brecknell, Post Office. ¥ arm,—Mr John Hodgson, . . York,—Mr John Moxon, “’mm LONDON,—Mecsxrs. Newton and Co., 8, Warwick Square ; Mr Barker, 83, Fieet Street; Mr Reynel, 42 ...

... smartly replied, are preparing to murder the police.” Another description of civil force, decorated with green boughs and armed with sticks, &c., under the denomination of Whistlers,” has latterly infested our streets, particularly on Sabbath evenings ...

... “-inl‘n;l.k. from Sunderland, at Texel. July -, Aurors, 3 Newcastle, at Kanso, June 7. Burdon, «———; 10, John Barry, ——— frem Sunderland, at St.’John, N. B, # + SUNDERLAND, ¢ Arrived coastwise,—Vulcan, Abbott, - from Neweastle: Olive, Wilson, from Cromarty: ...

... command of temper. {tht is it then that makes Lord John not a great orator? 1 am ulmost ashamed to say itnothing but that he is a little man. There is no man whose diminutiveness tells so much against him. Grattan got over his whimsical, almost grotesque figure ...