... Applications for Licenses to be made to the Secretary, 2, Liraestreet-square. rpHE REVERSIONARY INTEREST SOCIETY, JL No. 17, King’s Arms-yard, Coleman.street. London, instituted 1823. Capital invested, £430,000 and upwards. Proposals continue to received for the ...

... Foreign-office. Lord John n town yesterday for Tunbridge-wells. Lord Glenelo i r' le! yesterday morning. * lef lo», The lady to whom the Marquis of Graham is soon to b,, ■ IS the youngest daughter of Lord Decies, not tho a, , Sir John Beresford, have stated ...

... Brocket-hall, Herts, accompanied by his Lady, on Wednesday, for the scat of Earl Grey, Howick-hall. Viscount Melbourne and Lord John Russell returned to the residence of the noble Viscount, Brocket-hall, Herts, on Wednesday night. The deceased Countess Howe ...

... attorneys, registered only 3—two of them sons of the Rector of Baltinglass, and the other a Mr. B. Johnston, of Dublin. Mr. J. Grattan attended, and Mr. Challoner supported the Reformers with zeal and energy.— lbid. County Tipperary. Our Clonmel Correspondent ...

... mockery! But although they gave us lefthanded liberty, Ireland struck a blow upon despotism since more effectual than the unbound arm of proud and haughty England (Cheers.) Yes, gave us but a scanty measure, but we made good use of the measure he gave us (Hear ...

... for something more than what he certainly intended, it should be submitted to parliameiUary inouirv (Hear, hear.) J J- Mr. Grattan, M.P., handed in 51. 10s. from 22 peasants, in the county of Wicklow, who bad subscribed ss. each, order to co-operate with ...

... apothecary, Dec. at twelve, at the Roebuck Inn, Newcastle under Lyme. Andrew Plank and John Plank, Canterbury, woolstaplers. Dec. 29. at one. at the Guildhall, Canterbury. John Honycnurch the younger and Thomas Honychurch, Bovey Tracey, Devonshire, potters and ...