... the hours of two and three o'clock, the keepers, eleven in number and armed with sticks, went to the wood, within the precincts of Arbury Park, where they found nearly twenty armed men, in the act of destroying the game. The keepers advanced towards them ...

... or irre: bet averted, ae in fort; and oll that be hed beard the Court of Chancery na the app of the Secretary So the Mr. GRATTAN sce Lora and the for similar returns as amine paid te the Plankett Chancellor Chane collor Sir FE. SUGDEN abeerved, that the ...

... Y'nity College Roger Buston, B.A. ol l ge, has been elected a Tvrwhit's He\\% j» ot ' the first class ; and John iEmilius A Schola r of St. John's College, a Tyr\*Vtj Scholar of the second class. ook place on Saturday morning .last be- atl( 'l n, the editor ...

... Lord Killeen, Colonel Connoliy, Mr. Crampton, Mr. M. O'Ferrall, Mr. Lefroy, Sir C. Coole, Sir J. Hurke, Mr. Wise, .Mr. J. Grattan, Colonel Perceval, .Mr. Wallace, Mr. J. B. Gordon Lord Oxmantown, Lord Duncannon, Air. O'Connell, Larl of Ossory, and Mr. ...

... bonkers—so far as regards ,f Dec. 23.—John Gill, John Bundle, Nicholas John • ;,i the younger, Matthews, John Abraham, carryi'> Imtiues, under the firtn the Devon Tin-smelting far regard, NicholasHandle and John Abraham. ». ' •' Dec. Herman ...

... pur- into Birmingham, but to Dirminghem of ki ing down public spi and should the mimstry, (4 arbit Means, attempt to force a armed with swore> and pistuls, on the town of Birmingham. the people would. to it. i reat applause.) Ve begged leave again to thank ...