... Esq., M.P.; £,q., M.P.; Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P.; rpath' M.l'. ; General Cockburne; Dominick . John Burke, Bart,; Otway Cave, L* ( 'i i'Hodires; Messrs. Wolft’e, Pigott, E. Hudson, t‘ OI l Crostlnvaito, Michael Walsh, John Power, tin. ‘f jihea [, lnr, ...

... scholars of the above society, vacant by the death of the Rev.H.Williams.—Thevicarage of Ferriby,vacant by the death of the Rev. John Scott, has been presented by Watson Wilkinson, Esq., of Cottingham, to the Rev. Thomas Dikes, of Hull.—The Rev. J. P. M‘Ghee ...

... Maine, whose name was John Cbouan. a wbriqutt given to bis grandfather because of Lis taciturnity and love of solitude—from d/iat huaut (wild cat.) The name was tbeo given all who joined him at first, and subsequently all who took arms against the Republic ...

... -Colonel Powell sure; a Tory. • cardigan (Borough ).-Well worth a Tory's trial against Pryse: Pryse, though apparently - atdenbie price.. The real fact is, Whiggism, is at a tremendous discount in Wales; andespecially in. Cardigan. • Carlisle.-A Whig borough ...

... Hon. John Cole, Sir Arthur Brooke, Bart., E. Archdall, Esq., Rev. J. G. Porter, Rev. John Fox, George Brooke, Esq., Rev. James Irwin, sen., Rev, P. Irwin, jun., Captain Knox, Rev. J. B. Tuthill, Hamilton J. Irwine, Esq., E. Barton, Esq., Rev. John Delap ...

... LEEDS.—Sir John Beckett will be in Leeds the moment a dissolution takes place. Of his success no man breathes a doubt. WARRING TON.—A requisition, numerously signed by the Conservative electors of this borough, has been presented to John Ireland Blackburne ...

... in full Uniforms, n with Cripe in it , • i t '? ' with Crape in their Hats, i'-4Z ', .4 , ' their Hats, on their Arms j 1 on their Arms, and Swords, and Swords, ,-•,•-.. 2 ‘. 1 and with and with Black Gloves. Black Gloves. - 2 - The Body, covered a3la7k ...

... Mr. `Grattan said that he recognised some Masters of Orange Lodges, and that he was sure some mischief would ensue; and it appeared manifest, when Mr. Judkiu Butler and the Rev. John M‘Crea (two noted characters) were seen walking, arm in arm, about ...

... Tavistock, in order to meet Lord John Russell. John Carpenter, Esq., having been called to the chair by acclamation, proceeded in a very lirief speech to address the electors, and to state the object of the meeting. Lord JOHN RUSSELL spoke at great length ...

... the Humes and the O'Con nells, as represented and personified in the Cabinet by that miserable abortion of a statesman, Lord John Russell. That whisper of an expiring faction, having lost the power of directly betraying the Church and its interests into ...

... Maranhams, per 11). Pooh Law ISili— Monday night a very numerous and respectable meeting of the rate payers of St. Johns, Hackney, was held at the Arms Tavern, Dalston, to lake into consideration what measures it would most expedient to adopt in consequence of ...

... the HUMES and the O'CONNELLS, as represented and personified in the Cabinet by that miserable abortion of a statesman, Lord JOHN RUSSELL. That whisper of an expiring faction, having . ost the power of directly betraying the Church and its inierests ...