... DISEASES. By Sir HENRY HALFORD, Bart. John Murray, Albemarle-street. Just pubUshed. New Edition, in 2 vol*. Bvo. with portrait and woodcuts, H^udibras SAMUEL BUTLER. With Notes, the Rev. TREADWAY RUSSELL NASH, D.D. John Murray, Albemarle-street. Albemarle-street ...

... James Kerry, Earl of Parnell. Sir Scrope, G P Bateeon, Sir Fremantle, Sir T O'Cunor Dob Bodkin, John James O’Connell, Lefroy, A Blake, M J Musgrave, Sir R Grattan, J Fitzsimon, C W?sa, T Clive, Robert Castlereagb, Viect. O'Connell, M J Clements, Lord Roche ...

... producing delicate white neek, hands mA arms, anJ imparting beautiful juvenile bloom to the complexion; succesafwp renders harsh and rough skin beautifully soft, smooth, and even; imparts to »• neck and arms and juTenile Uoom; protecting the skin ftosi ...

... MANSION-HOUSE. ROBBERY.—John Campion was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with robbery under the following circumstances Mr. Ebenezer Howard; master poulterer, in Leadenhall-market, deposed that the prisoner was in the employ of Mr. John Green, farmer, near ...

... O'Connell, M. Aglionby, H. A. Fergus, John O'Connell, M. J. Ainsworth, P. Finn, W. F. O'Connell, Morgan Alston, R. Fergusson, C. O'Connell, John Angerstein, J. Ferguson, Sir R. O'Connor, Don Barnard, E. G. Fielden, John O'Dwyer, C. Berkeley, Captain Fitzgibbon ...

... ge Ferguson, assignee. John Richardson, do.—A. Jackson, do. Eleanor Woods, do.—no assignee. Elizabeth Cass, do.—do, Wyley, do.—do. John Green, do.—do. John Cranwill, do —do. Edward Morgan, do.—do, James M‘Car thy, do.—do. John Foley, do.—to be appointed ...

... associations. would commence referring what bad recently taken place in his own county of Meath. A number of Orangemen linked arm in arm together, and wearing their usual insignia, passed magistrate of that county aa w.«a going to cborrb. It turned out that ...

... the individual who was appointed Lord Lieutenant of the county accompanied to church an armed body of Orangemen, and that the Magistrates, seeing that they were armed, dared not interfere with them. After referring to another case, in which a person was ...

... NELL- Was theother surety procured ■»♦!, same way ? •^'■y procured in the Mr. Baker— He was. In reply to questions from Sir John Campbell Mr „ker stated that he had been in the habit of vi,iti„„ Mr. M'Larran and a ways thought the number of his h use was ...

... for prejudging the ques- tiou, lie thought it quite unnecessary to trouble the House with any history of the petition. Lord JOHN RUSSELL observed that the petitioners spoke not of how many sitnesses were to be brought forward iii support of the allegations ...

... hear). Sir John Campbell then moved that the ballot be postponed till to-morrow (Thursday) se'nnight. Mr. O'Connell having then withdrawn his' motion, Sir John Campbell's motion was agreed to. imprisonment for debt bill. On the motion of Sir John Campbell ...

... were lodged in the arm and hand of Mr. Labranche. In the house. the committee onl the affray presented resolutions to the effect that the Speaker deliver to the Sergeant-at-Arms lik mandate for the appearance before the house: of John R. Gryiies. that he ...