... Saltpetre FROM LLOYD'S LIST. TUESDAY. Dec. 2. Ramsgate. l>ec. i—l*b* Plvwty. Swaibo. from Cardigan to struck the Pur-head asd sunk the harbour. Bristol, Dec. I The John Hutchings, from Newfoundland this poet, was abandoned »lh nit. being in sinking rtatv ...

... Esq., M.P., Chairman. The Hon. HENRY THOMAS STANLEY, M.P., Deputy Chairman. Birley, Thomus. Esq, Merchant, Kirkham. Bourne, John, Esq., Liverp. 01. Brockholes , Tliomas Fitzhc rhert, Esq., Claugh ton-hall. Garstang. Flletson. Daniel, Esq., Parrox Hall ...

... a- . Due from the Represertatives of thn 3 at rio aite John Jons ?? 25 1 - ti inl ?? _ th Zy h35,069 16 id , £35069 16 5i F JOHN WfLLTAMSj TR USTEEs. T JOHN PRICE, E. Beafnmarisn 4th Dec. 1834. JOHN JONES, SECRETARBY. O NEW PUBLICATION. H SPLENDID-VIEW ...

... there cannot but to your obodieut servant, be reaction in blood should the Duke of Woilington and Sir London. Dec. 4,1834 JOHN O'CONNELL. Robert Pfeel be able establish themselves in power. (Hear, (Tbe address was received with loud cheers.) The fir ...

... the midland, southern, and eastern counties. There is one case, that of John Balls, who died Northamptonshire, on the sth of April, 1705, (if it be true), aged 126; a case of John Wilson, of Warkingworth, Suffolk, who lived to ; and we have just seen the ...

... ignorant me, the hard and unlucky card I have played for the last thirty-seven years. Being the follower in politics of such men Grattan, Curran, Ponsonby, Plimket, Bnshe. Moore, Jebb, Goold, &e., I bad every reason to hope that I was not to lie forsaken in the ...

... SOUTH WAI.*. —Sir Edward Hamilton, Trebinshun, Hart.. John Lloyd, of Dmas, Esq.; and Joseph Bailey, of Glanusk-park, E«j. i: —Thomas Davies, of Eaj. ; Francis Thomas Gibb, of Hondrefertn, Esq.; and John Lloyd, Alltyroden, Esq. Carmarthen-shirk—Edward Rose ...

... a notice was issued at Braniley,.calllng every man of liberal principles to attend a meeting at a stated hour at the Cardigan Arms, with reference to the change of ministry and the alarming aspect of things. The important hour arrived, and not one person ...

... high Whig* of Ireland come forward at thiscrisis ? in the county Limerick. The present members are Colonel hinglan.l, Lord John Russell, Lord .vteibouriie., and others O’Grady iini! Coloocl Kitigibhun. Of hodi these gentltmen the nubility had boldly and ...

... Two-ourice, 2s 9d FoUr-oLitICe, S s ; Ity TiiumoAs NELSON, 63, Grafton-street, Dublin. (075 GRATTAN &- CO. MEDICAL FIALL, 1 Z.. Corpn -?Mahket, Belfas!; THOMAs GRATTAN,, MEDICAL HALL, ARMAGH; AND SURGEON YOUJNG, D)OWN PATRICK. 1 7 1 I I I F I I I I I I I I ...

... 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 ...

... were conferred Masters >■/ .1/•* ...