... 2 Suffolk, Eust, R. X. Shawe, Lord Henniker 1 1 Suffolk, West, C. Tyrell, Sir H. Parker ?? 2 Surrey, West, W. J. Denison, John Leech 2 Surrey, East, Alajor Beaut lerk, J.I. Briscoe 2 dicsser, East, If. B. Curteis, C. C. Cavendish -2 Susse.i, West, Earl ...

... Royal Engineers, grandson of the late Sir John IMolesworth, of Cornwall, Bart. to Isabella, daughter of the late Richard Waring, Esq. of Belfast. DIED -At his house, Cumttberland-strect, Portmna- square, Sir John Sewell, Knt. D. C. L. F. It. S. &c. and ...

... late Rev. John Alolesworth, grandson of the late Sir John Alolesworth, Bart, of Cornwall, and nephew of Sir John St. Aubyn, bait, of Essex, to Isabella, daughterof the late Richard Waring, Esq. of Belfast, and daughter-in- law of Saml. John Pittar, Esq ...

... fleet, heing a British officer, had been dismissed Irom our service. We vvere not in possession of Lisbon, but we had an armed force there for the protection of British subjects, and what would have been said if the police of Lisbon had plun- dered the ...

... his ff, it o winnow:tie machine a II Ire II Alt not lull ly ed. Another letter, dm, 15, wate.l t!,..: armed bodice of men acre lag the cow:tr., arms from different hoes, that the in! i!iitAt.t. had no means of protecting themselves • .1 we re smote other ...

... hen the Budget was hi ought for as rd on the April, it would be finned that ministery paid some attention to this point. Sir John Ilubhuuseaaid— the Ist of April.) Ile hugged ',archon ; he hoped that when the Budget was brought forward on the Ist April—treat ...

... hamper were two bind quarters of pork, which the prosecutor identified as his property. John Moyse (20) was indicted for stealing a silver watcb, the property of John Talbot, on the of August last. Talbot and the prisoner were at harvest work in field, ...

... alteration which had just been made, there could be no search by night, either for persons or for arms, under the present Bill. The right of searching for arms by night existed under a law at present in force, and therefore there was no oc- casion for tbe ...

... resolution. He was confident that this measure would be beneficial, not only to the country, but to the clergy themselves. Sir John Hanmer said if this Bill should pass into a law it would be a violation of the Coronation Oath — a direct violation of the ...

... freedom of slaves, out of funds raised from a tax on the persons dying intestate. The first liberated were those who had borne arms in defence of their country, next the aged and deerepid, and afterwards such as were remarkable for industrious and moral habits ...

... moved that the House be counted, and 40 Members not being present, the House adjourned. Thursday, June 6. Irish Tithes Mr. Grattan asked whether the law officers of the Crown had advised tbe breaking into houses for tithes as a Crown Debt* i Lord Althorp ...

... Hill, Surrey. Died. — On the l~th inst. the Hon. Lady Halford, wife of Sir Henry Halford, Part, and daughter of John, tenth Lord St. John, of Bletsoe. — At Rotherhithe, in his 71st year, Dr. Gaitskell.--At Edinburgh, the Rev. James. Andrew, LL. D., and ...