... authority, to which they owe allegiance, and in which they might, probably, incur defeat and disgrace, And dishonour to the British arms—certainly without hope of adequate reward in any event. - In conclusion, his lordship cited the acknowledgment of the present ...

... Madkenzie, J. A. S. Macleod, Roderick Macnamara, Major M'Cance, John M'Taggart, J. Maher, John Morrison, J. Mangles, J. Marjoribanks, S. Marshall. William Martin, Thomas B. Maule, Hon. Fox. Maxwell, John Methuen, Paul Milton, Viscount Illolesworth, Sir NV. Moreton ...

... the Rev. John M. Edwards, M.A. Vicar, Edward, second soa of tne late Mr. Wallis, of Bron-y- clydwr, Lianegryn, to Mary, relict of the late Mr. W, Pugh, malister, Towyn, Merionethshire. At Is- lington, Wm. Marsden, Esq. of Ahercery, Cardigan- shire, to ...

... Ireland ; and shortly afterwards, Wing promoted office, as Irish Secretary, have him opposing Mr Grattan's motion fot a Committee the Catholic claims; also Sir John Newport’s motion torn committee on the stale of education in Ireland. But if the new Secretary ...

... Ireland ; and shortly after being promoted to office Irish Secretary, we have him opposing Mr. Grattan's motion for a committee on the Catholic claims —also Sir John Newport motion for a committee on the state of education in Ireland. But if the new secretary ...

... then moved that the said individuals be taken into custody the Sergeant at-Arms.— Agreed to. . ! Petitionk-were presented from F. O’Malley, R. B. Clamp, lA. B. Cooke, ’and John Eddowes Sparrow, contrition, and praying discharge from Newgate Mr. Q’DWVER ...

... brother. Mr. W. Brougham. Whether this arrangement is to be like that for the Borough of Stroll--• and Lord Brougham. like Lord John. is furnish a quid pro quo. we know not: at all events, subject is bruited about.—Sismised. By the succession of William Courtenay ...

... idea as to how the robbery had been: effected. - John BabbY, 64 13, said that he stopped the prisoner shortly after the robbery had been discovered, in neighourhood of Pirnlico, with the property under his arm. Suspecting that it b 4,1 stolep detained him ...

... Acton Tindall, Esq. Mr. John (.ray \ - Kei wood, Esq. G. R. Leycester, Esq. Mr. Robert Crook (i Southey, Esq. Rev. John Briggs .William Hexter, Esq. Mr. Thomas Clark Mr. W. Bowry John Nash. Ksq. 1 Rev. O eorge Gleed John Bent, Esq. John ...

... Government would introduce a measure remove the hardship church-rates, of which the Dissenters grievously complained. Lord John Russell recapitulated the facts connected with it, ami gave his opinion that the decision of the church-wardens was most u ...

... turnpike toad leading from Cardigan to Aherysiwith at Ffynnon-l)detri, from which the road is well known ; or else (which is perhaps the hest plan) from the Gorrig Inn along tile lasnipeter turnpike road to the Alltyrixlyti Arms, and from thence by Felin ...

... this city. On the 6th inst. was married, the Rev. Edward Higgins, at St. Marylebone Church, the Rev. Frederick W. Hope, son of John Thomas Hope, Esq. of Upper Seymour-street, and of Netley, Shropshire, to Ellen, daughter of the late George Meredith, Esq. ...