... After which THE NOTE. Miss Arlington (with songs). Miss Byron; and O’Shockncssy, Mr. Grattan. To conclude with THE BRIGAND. Principal Characters by Messrs. Grattan, Courtney, Maynard, Herbert, Walker, Jones, Cowley, Chester, &c.; Miss Robinson, Miss ...

... Jameson, Esq. . Cook E*q i John I_aurence. Esq. ?? Fowler, Esq I Willuaro J. Leacber, Esq. F..x. Esq I J Francis Mauliert, Esq. - r« Fry, Esq I Joseph Pease, Esq., _LP. rt (.rani. Esq i J scholefield. Fjtq. M.P. II Hall, Esq. | John Travers. Esq. ; ,-s jun ...

... having struck on the Nath Hard ; bound to London. The Halo, Utting, fro! leaky, and must discharge ‘The John and Ameiia, leaky, having been aseiste The John, Kay, of St wrerxed on the Barnard-t The Defiance, Kirk, fr near Ulveretone; crew 8: The Winscales ...

... seven years. After some observation, unheard from a Member, whose K^'Lr CO -I ,d . not j earu . a d » brief reply from Lord John Russell, quite inaudible, M?™ii! r 1 * a L d lhat he entirely agreed with the Hon. werennh. orSoUthWar^ Mr - D ' *V. Wey) that ...

... Stanley Clarke John Thornhill James K. Carnac - -orge Lvall Wm. Astell ■ John Shepherd Hugh Lindsay John Morris Henry Alexander ■' William Wigram Josias I). Alexander ■' Wm Young N B. Edmoustone • .1 l'lM' Muspratt John Mas-.erman ■ Cdward ...

... saved by the John Taylor, and landed at New York. POOLE, Feb. r.—The sunerb, Baxter, from London to this port, struck on the Hook last night, and broke her rudder; she is now brought up in Strudland Bay. PLYMOUTH, FEB. s.—The J etnima, Johns, from Lisbon ...

... CLEARED OUTWARDS, FEB. 10. The Severest, Ditchin, for Leghorn ; Beverly, Tait, St. John's, New Brunswick ; Amelia, Overhand, Rotterdam ; Belgrave, Williams, Wilmington; John Troughton, Flemming, Charleston; Labina, Toss, Lisbon. The following is an extract ...

... the last fortnight thare have been arrivals almost daily at the Tower of the arms, accoutrements, and clothing of regiments of militia, with the exception of sixteen stand of arms and corresponding accoutrements, which are still retained at the head-quarters ...

... her hand to Henry Hoare, Esq., nephew to Lord Barham. A sister of the bridegroom will shortly be married to the Hon. Peter John Lake King, brother to Lord King. „. Mr, Bell, the celebrated Chancery barrister, who died on Friday last, had retired some ...

... churchyard arainst of his own bill, but calculated to give great' for Armagh, having interfered for the protection of the un- arm of the law be bronght down to prohibit the formation of ee : : e oz. orargino - Lorward a bill for the general registratiori ...

... Regiment, to be Paymaster, vice Carew, appointed to the 13th Foot 31st Foot—Ensign John Eneas Duncan, from the 54th Regiment, to be Ensign, vice Cooper, deceased. 32c1 Foot—Capt. John Henry Evelegh, from the half-pay of the 14th Regiment, to be Captain, vice ...

... ineWliPpoip ir crown solicitors, and he asked any reasonable such appointments impartial merely because Roman Catholics? . Lord JOHN RUSSELL, in saying a few words upon o ne. . which T h oe rinconveniences a t c l i h e 9 b t i h l e l r p raodpoo adopting ...