... ley, Biistol. LAWES, JOHN, Wick and Abson, Gloucester, miller. Feb. It) and March 20, at one, at the Commercial-rooms, Bristol. Attorneys, Messrs. l)ax and Hickncll, Lin- coln’s-inn fields i and Messrs. and Co., Bristol. WILLIS, JOHN, Liverpool, merchant ...

... our streets with their side -arms * Would not representations instantly made to correct serious evil Surely, then, the feelings the country on this subject ought to in the same degree attended 10. regards the wearing side-arms by our soldiers, tor there ...

... Egertnn, Lord F. Ramsbottom, John Ktphinstone, Howard John C. Entwlstle, John Reid, Sir Eatcourt, Thomas G. B. Rice, Right Hon. T. S. Kozokerlc), John N. Ridley, Sir M. W. Fcctor, John Mlnet Robarts, Abraham W'. Fergus, ...

... thrown into high state of fever, and died Friday se'nnight. On Tuesday afternoon an accident occurred at the residence of Lord Cardigan, I’ortuian-square, to Richard Oates, man in the employ of Mr. Case, painter and glazitw, Whigmore-street, Cavendish-square ...

... question of *‘ Supply” came on after the matters alluded to above, and Ministers were allowed carry it, because, forsooth, Lord John Rtsseli. observed that the motion was rather a matter of form than anything else, and that, therefore, did not feel disposed ...

... unscrupulous means which he has had recourse lo furtherance of praiseworthy objects, and his great predecessors, Curran and Grattan, tuny also accused of violence ; but are the Orange party a whit more scrupulous than Mr. O’Connell? Are bribes, bludgeons ...

... Greene, Bury St. Edmonds ; and Messrs. Walter and Pemberton, nin, Chancery-lane. HACKETT, JOHN, Leicester, printer, May 25, eleven, and June 2d. at six, at the Rutland Arms Inn, Leicester. Attorneys, Messrs. Holme and Co., New Inn; and Mr. Bond, Leicester. ...