... 3; SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVED. June 4.—Shannon, Jones, Neath, coals. Ann, Cave, do, do. s.—Mary, , Cardigan, coals. The ship Frederick, of St. John's, New Brunswick. Lieut. Charles Hare, B.N. was spoken off Cape Clear last Sunday, bound to Newry, by ...

... WANNESS, and TAN—causes a circulation of blood in the minute capillaries of the skin, and gives to the countenance, neck, and arms, a beautiful clearness, softness, and healthy aspect. Not one of the least of the advantages of the Tantrukeyhu is that its ...

... Bart. Lister, Ellis C. Loch, James Lushington, C. Lushington, Dr. S. Mackenzie, J. A. S. Macleod, Roderick M'Cance, John Maher, John Mangles, James Marjoribanks, S. Marsland, Henry Martin, J. Maule, Hon. F. Milton, Viscount Mostyn, Hon. E. Musgrave, ...

... Athlone, on his marriage, by Admiral Sir P. Durham; Capt. Vere Webb, Royal Cardigan Militia; Capt. Macnamara, R.N. by Lord Auckland; Mr. Betham, Cork Herald, by Ulster King at Arms ; Rear-Admiral Sir R. Hussey Hussey, K.C.B. being appointed a Deputy Lieutenant ...

... Treasury beaches. To secure this desiderous, a democratic reform bill was introduced, which, when it was first proposed by Lord John Russell. according to the confession (done of the Whig party, Mr. Smith, M. P. for blidhurst, actually took away his breath ...

... asked any Hon- Member who differed from him in that construction of it, to never fear his (Mr; O’Connell’s) expulsion. As Lord John Russell's measure, he was prepared to vote for the measure on the same principle as if the Catholics bad possession of this ...

... h- eretary; and in 1813 wve have Mr. Secretary Peel oppos- til: ing (March 3) Mr. Grattan's motion for a committee on iid the Catholic claims ; also (March 23) Sir John New- B. piort's motion for a committee ott the state of education to in Ireland. But ...

... the was allowed to leave the office with him for that purpose. Sir Frederick Roe has been tent down to Wolverhampton by Lord John Russell to investigate all malten connected with the recent transaction* that place. His inquiry was to commence this morning ...

... Jisrrctt Dashwvood, surgeon tos the Royal n Humane Institution; C. Millard, demotistrator of anatomy at the school of Webb-strcet, John Hitlehman, surgeon to: the e Learnistatn Baithing-Institution;, Ws. Middlteton su7o to the IfLeamiugran Hospital; J. H1. Curtis ...

... the worthy and respected Vicar of Saffron ; the Rev. John Kii gdoiu, Christ College, Cambridge the Rev. F. Daniels, Stapleford; the Rev. 11. Gilford, of Trinitv College, Cambridge: the Rev. John Rowland, Fellow of Queen's; Win. Esq., of Corpus Christi ...

... ecclesiastical and secular, with whom he enjoyed familiar tor the Home Department, and signeti'• John Dram, he writer of which he is credibly informedhi John .I'Hale, Bishop of the Roman Catholic Church, styling himself Archbishop of Tuam; that the writer ...

... Wednesday, who cut him across the head through the hat. Richard Morrison deposed that was cut across the arm a soldiei. but his coat was not cut through. Mr. John Roberts deposed that he was struck down by soldier with such violence Ibat his sight was for the ...