... following gen- of tlemeniwere appointed on thecommittee :-Messrs. Huime, fit O'Connell, S. Rice, Walter, H. Grattan, D. W. Harvey, ed and Lord John Russell. er SEDICAL PROFEsSION. e, Mr. Warburton moved for the appointment of a com- at mittee to inquire ...

... 'lave con- Mor f th gen O'Cs•onuell and hien ry Grattan-the latter, one o e Made Out-patients .. . . 1 Casual during * P • • ' • 10 must, ere long s arrive at utter ruin. She is about to leave her va John Bromlberr N rth o lin , ham N ttinr , hamshi c ...

... threaten me. 'What have I done to you, that you should thus rob me? Where is my rose?' Incapable of replying. I stretched out my arm and . pointed tu the window Where th e rose stood in. cold water. The figure signed for me to rise, drew me with irresistible ...

... find himself, and which were spoken an individual of much higher authority than hinuelf. They were the dying legacy Henry Grattan his country. They were read in that House shortly after his death the bequest that great, because g»»od man. They contained ...

... of Daniel Bimson, and John Tn2 romlerooitate on the north aside of the said Highway lead- had 0 Ingfromsrkafrk to Wigan. And a'all those two Hotel DWELLING-HOUSES, GARDENS, OUTBUstIRLIDINGS, auld ThoMa IaErS now in the ?? of John Gaskeil, and ThParces ...

... unprecedented, the practice z Parliament being to commit the individual th er t o N ewga t e or to custody of the ) 7.leant-at-Arms- Mr. Bittlestone had piesly read read an from a written paper, his expla.nation of the libel with h h? was . charged, of the ...

... after a short discussion, the bill was read a second time by 146 to 25. In answer to a questionf from Lord Dudley Stuart, Lord JOHN RseISLL said that the registration of voters' bill would iot be pressed this session, but that he wou Id bring it forward early ...

... to the political system upon which this country had ever acted. Besides, that treaty, in fact, tended to introduce foreign arms into Portugal, and it tended to introduce foreign aims into Spain : and for what purpose? Not for the purpose of interference ...

... • Edward Stanley Richmond Ode Braddvll, Esq., Conishead-priury; John Ireland Blackborne, Esq' , hale-hall; Thomas Clifton, Esq., Ls tham-hall ; Thomas Drinkwater, Esq., Orwell-house; John Dodson, Esq., Lancaster ; Peter Ilesketh Fleetwood, Esq., M.P., ...

... ng ?? Strudts et*d Bridge, Cartirvoi A ly, Ctiwrvi n Castle, theline dane *ne of Swonenisn Sliti- s lns, Bardsey Islasnd, Cardigan Bu:y, ire' Madoc, Harlech, Fder l-lris, Pllnlirnunon. & zc ' Totateoua, as tuit ili firm ladirecrasue conpiete line of cin- ...

... Hall Edward Stanley Richmond Gale Braddyll, Esq., Conishead Priory John Ireland Blackhurne, Esq., Hale Hall Thomas Clifton, Esq., Lytham Hall Thomas Drinkwater, Esq., lrwell House John Hodson, Esq., Lancaster P. H Fleetwood, Esq., M.P., Rossal Hall E. ...

... STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NORTH AND SOUTH VALES. The Cardigan Bay Stea 'Navigation Company's Vs%sel, Vkl\ h VALE OF LWYD, Of e power, JOHN Hun , Commander; Has commenced plying, for the mmer Season, between PWLLHELLI and ABERYSTWITH, calling also at ...