... had felt from the beginning thai tbe two principles could not be separated, iind ii' their lord- ships found it necessary to arm his Majesty's government with great powers, to put down that spirit of Insubordination and violence whicii disturbed the peace ...

... each accompany to the White Hart Okehampton the Golden Lion Bedford Arms Tavistock Royal Hotel King’s Arms Hotel Plymouth New Exeter also of Tilson Squakce Tilsons Solicitors Mr John Clode BraDDon Solicitor Camclforl Cornwall Mr Robert Davy Ringwood Hants ...

... shall erected across the said Road, on the East Side of the Cardigan Arms Inn, and also that a Toll-Gate Chain shall be erected the Side of the said Turnpike Road, near to the said Cardigan Arms Ino, errors certain Highway there, leading Burley, the same ...

... London; or to Mr. R. F, Gills, Southampton ; or Fareham, Hants. TO BOOKBINDERS. —Any one who may have a Cope and Sherwin’s ARMING PRESS, not the small size, second-hand, fit for work, to dispose of, may hear a purchaser by directiog a line, with address ...

... of the Premisesapplyto Mr. JOHN I HILLIPS, n. Solicitor, Bank Court, Bristol; and for further particulars to Mr. d P. E. COATES, Solicitor, Stanton Drew, near Bristol, or to to Messrs. BUSH and PRIDEAUX, Solicitors, St. John-Street, Bitol. ROYAL SCENTED ...

... lortrt, Em. M. P. M. I*. N. A. Vipir*. Esq. M. Clinrlec Smith Forster, Esq. James C. C. Bell, Esq. 51. P. John Eieliani Elmore, Esq. James Grattan, Esq. M. P. Edmund F. Green, Esq. Andrew H. Lynch, Esq, M. P. Uobert Sutton. Esq. Daniel O'Connell, E«q. ...

... confined three four drawings placed equal distances. Silk sleeves frequently have bows of riband the inside of the arm, extending from the arm bole to the wrist A to Ladies. writer of the London Morning Herald addresses the following remarks to the fair ...

... Secretary for Ireland. Bitt ie ciould not consent to tj urnnecessary viirlatirin of thc principlesi of tioe constituttiA, nor to arm tire Government svith powers which witgo trot necesstry fit'r it piblic object of paramourrt itlol.rtanee. E1arnrestr l, tihereftire ...

... is postponed. Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P., has addressed the people of Meath, exhorting them to assemble in every parish, and petition against the re-enactment of the Coercion Bill. HORRIBLE OUTRAGES.-0 the night of the eve of St. John the peaceable inhabitants ...

... 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 ...

... not able to attend for few days. The committee then obtained to adjourn to Monday next. THE WHIGS—THE COERCION BILL. Mr. H. GRATTAN presented a petition from a parish Ireland against tithes, and gave notice that he intended to nunc, that any ministry who ...

... terfering with the franchises of their tenants, who, in the ex- ; : . With, the hero tit tiic • p u j. Terceira Lady Rodd, Sir John and Lady and Miss Fraser, Colonel ercise of their discretion, acted m accordance with their own : • • • s. T inotsti* Aramst ...