... -East Looe B rydges, Sir John-Coleraine John T. - Okehampton Blaney,Hon,Capt .C.-Monaghans. Hotham, Lord-L eom i nster Castlereagh, Visc.-Donrnshire nglis, Sir It. H., Bt.-Oxford Uni. Clements Col. J. M .-Leitrimsh. Vying. John-Bramber. , ' en klnge R ...

... house was willing—the rights of those who had existing interests in the present arrangements.—[hear, hear.] Mr. H. GRATTAN and Sir JOHN BURKE felt convinced that the bill in question would be inoperative, and tend to increase the present exasperation ...

... Quebec, drove front her anchors Island, and went shore Bcrthier early but month. The Milhain, late H«*we ...

... troops, and nearly cut to pieces. It is expected that Don PEDRO, being in possession of Oporto, the inhabitants will voluntarily arm themselves, and espouse his cause. It is also stated, that in Lisbon and many other parts of Portugal, particularly Coimbra ...

... down their arms. There i* now reason to believe, that in Vendee and Les Deux Sevres they had done so with the intention of taking them up soon as the troops and National Guards had withdrawn. Recent accounts from those departments state that armed bands of ...

... B. R.N. ; Second Secretary, John Barrow, Esq. LL.D. F.R.S. ; Private Secretary to the First Lord of the Admiralty, Major George Graham ; Surveyor of the Navy, Captain William Symonds ; Accountant. General of the Navy, John Thos. Briggs, Esq. ; Storek ...

... Heraldic Coliections, In 2 vols. folio; OrisibiallHer.1iril Caliectian tinde by Johln Anatiti, Garter King' at Arms, In 12 vole. boib; Arms of tile Knights Compattions o~f the Oriter of thle Garter, nmost spleotlldly embiazonsd under the directiton of ...

... Chantrey, Bancks, Frost, B. B. Williams, Gordon Hallyburton, Bayly, Sanford. Admiral Sir Frederick Maitland. GENERALS-Sir John Smith, De Bode. COLONELS—PoweII, M.P., Collingq, Sir Barges Camac, Burke, Sir Robert Gill, Graydon, Poten, Grey, Webster, Savage ...

... importance, began his statement as follows My name is Robert Hughes; I have been for a considerable time in the employ of Mr. John Smith, Esquire, bookbinder to his Majesty, in Long-acre. Hoving paused a moment, in order that the communication should have ...

... other eighteen months old, which be held in his arms, I stated, that on Thursday afternoon last, whilst was attending his bar, young man respectable appear, mice entered his parlour with the two children bit arms, followed a jnirter, who carried trunk produced ...

... who retires. GARRISONS. Lieutenant-General Sir John Byng, G.C.8., to be Governor of Londonderry and Culmore, vice General Hart, deceased. HOSPITAL STAFF. To be Staff Asslstant-Snrgeons—Assistant-Surgeon John Forrest, M.D., from half-pay Bth West India Regiment ...

... Englishman had not only the right, but was bound to carry arms for his own defence, and that of his countiy— The only ally England requires —arms in the hands of freemen.—(Cheers.) Sir JOHN SCOTT LILLY next proposed the health of the Chairman. The toast ...