... &c. when 100 inhabitants of the above mentioned villages broke from Avington House, and without the aid of any military, armed only with bludgeons, and headed by a very active magistrate, the liev. Mr. Wright, the rector of Itchen Abbas, and two of the ...

... pool, Nov. Ill—Arrived, ibe Ross, from Quebec, after being shore. Hull, Nov. lU.—Arrived, the Wolga. Brown, from St. John’s, and the John, Buhner, from Quebec. Guf, knock, Nov. quarter deck vessel of tons burthen, was seen the western sideofAilsa Crag to-day; ...

... meeting the trustees of the Shorehain Road, intelligence that a riot was expected to take place at Arundel., hotly nf labourers, armed with chilis, being then on their road from ilngnor. Monday evening, ahont eight o'clock, a body of 200 men emhled Worthing ...

... house, was to see equal laws administered rich and poor, between the humblest tenant and the highest peer in the land. .Mr. GRATTAN said that he felt inclined to vote for the proposition of the and learned member for Waterford, the Solicitor General had ...

... Calcraft ; from Preston, by Mr. Stanley ; and from a parish in Scotland, by Mr. Brownlow. Mr. O'CONNELL presented a petition from John Makene.stating be had a right of voting for the election of a burgess for the borough of Dundalk; that be bad tendered his ...