... rclula bad area with levitp.” ofleer of tbabnaaehold then teak aubetl paper ftnm the table, walked to Ire-eide, placed bit right arm on the marble ehimoep-piett, while held the paper ia bia left hand, and, looking the artist ateadCaulp in tot face, said, “Sir ...

... H. A'Court Hindon —John Weylaed, Esq.; J. Sixuley, Esq. Hortham —Earl of Surrey; N. W. R. Colborne, Etq. HuU—Q. Schouscer, Eeq.; W. B. Wrighleoa, Eaq. Huntingdon —Col. J. Peel; F. Pollock, Esq. Hythe —Stewart Majnrihaake, Esq.; John Loch, Esq. Ilchrtter—Dr ...

... drilled, and armed, received tbe War-office lasi Saturday, Save force of 267,000 men. Conscript* and recruits now rilling and moving their respective stations, 97,000. The National Guards of Prance, all now fully armed, and under arms, are said to amount ...

... Members.—Amlwch, Holyhead, and Llangefni, sharing with Beaumaris, Anglesey.—Aberystwitb, Lampeter, and Adpar, sharing with Cardigan. Llanelly, sharing with Caermartheo.—Pwlbeli,Nerio, Conway, Bangor, Criccrilh, sharing With Cneraarvou. —Ruthin, Holt, aud ...

... Deriare foe Sale, aadcrlba Rill of EbWARD Arnolu, late of AutauEr, ia lbs Cmalj of Warwick, Farmer, dccraaed, u Iba Hoata af Mr. John Cate, knatra by tha Name of the Ostia Inn, in the of WARWICK, SATURDAY, the Sereoth Day Jult, 1832, at Font o'Clock ia tbs ...

... Bill concentration conspiracies against lilicrues of the people. JOHN RUSSELL defended the measure, which said bad been upon th* Government by the highest degree of necessity. Mr. H. GRATTAN strongly opposed the Bill, which he considered equivalent to (lie ...

... Lusbincton, Mr. Stanley, Mr. Littleton, Sir Robert Grant, Mr. Spring Hire, the Messrs. Attwood, Messrs. James and Henry Grattan, Mr. Tyute, Mr. O'Dwyer, &c. Beside* the above, the Abbey was crowded by prrsons of distinction, amongst whom were many ladies ...

... nnd Bark, now standing and growing upon Land in (be several Occupations of John Boswomth. Matthew Pehn, William Rawlins, Thomas Junes, John James Morris, John Williams, John Winbusii, Joseph Stanley, & Charles AndkrTon, all situate in the Parish Saint ...

... (Loud cheers.) Lord JOHN RUSSELL replied in a brief but energetic speech. The question was then put and carried in the affirmative, and the Noble Lord brought in the bill, which was read first time, and ordered to be printed. Lord JOHN RUSSELL postponed ...

... unknown. . . . half-past twelve Mr. Leader’s Committee armed, and took their stations on the right side the hustings. The lion. Gentleman was accompanied Mr. Bridgman, Dr. Howring, Mr. 11. Grattan, Mr. U. W. Harvey, Mr. lliudlev, Dr. LusUingloii, Sir William ...

... Inn.fielda; Lef.w«*. Birmingham. WILLI ENGLAND CARTER, druggist. Chesterfield. July 3 and 28. at the Rutland Arms Inn. Bakewell. ickery, Grattan. Chesterfield. EDWARD wor.ted-manufacturer, Dudley-hillAorhshire. June 22 aid July 28. the Court-house. Leeds ...

... Bnnaeon, M.P.; B. Hutton, Esq., M.P.; Bari of Fingal; Lords LUwore and Cremome; H. Grattan, Esq., M.P.; Sit John Kenncdr, Bart.; Kehue, Carlow; Sir B. Nads, Bart; John O'Connell, Esq, M.P.; D. O’ComnsU, Esq, U.P.; George Brans, Esq, H.P.; the Bari of ...