... on the * ( tail of Irish popery and repeal; how long will it last ?— John Bull. Cmbxzzlkmxnt.— At Bow-street, on Saturday, Thoma' Ferry, a respectable-looking man, late of 54, John-street, Fltiroy-square, was placed at the bar, charged by Francis Gill ...

... quality. Terra* Sale. M i. ROi I. lin ger an«l Measurer, g John Marlin ami Son have lor >;«lcan extensive a>sort»nent Cri \TB, Heti ami I'ine, Oak, Birch, ainl Ash Tin.her; Lotr*; Outbcc and Sf. John’s and Planks, eijiht taentN foct lonjr. nine, and eleven ...

... escape! the learned Coiiokl for , ug, ,od the Mime* Clarke, Mr the ieodaut; bu. Iconlcss it l appear me. and does atill, Grattan. Captain and Mrs. Milliama. Cajart p.ginjm. that the defence «a« not upon toe Dumber of Brkiui wiraped. Lord , ni | Stanley ...

... not subscribe the Justice Kent •' —Because, his inauguration letters on the subject,O’Connell accuses Lord Anglesey of re-arming the Orange yeomen; now, I know, that the urgent advice and dir»‘Ction of Lord Anglesey was ttitarm them. It is true, the most ...

... arrived at Manchester, and joined the courier Wittocq, at the Mosley Arms, where they still remain. On the 6th inst., John F'. Foster, Esq., the magistrate, received a letter from Lord John Russell, stating that the Belgian Chargé d'Affaires had applied at ...

... the House of Lords on the night on which he uttered the offensive words against his country, he would, LO use the words of GRATTAN, have first answered the calumniator by a blow. If he had 100 majority in the House of Commons he would sweep away the House ...

... Garrison News. Major-General Sir John. Buchan, K.C.8., returned to this garrison from England, where he has been leave absence ; we regret much that the gallant officer has lately met with a severe domestic affliction, has ihe command of the western di-trict ...

... post-paid,) to Mrs. Irwin, Abergwilly ; or to Mr. Thomas Taylor Webb, Wine Merchant, Carmarthen. E. EVANS, (WIDOW OF THE LATE JOHN EVANS,) aub *tationer, CROSS, CARMARTHEN, ENT BRACES the earliest opportunity of returning her grateful thanks to her Friends ...

... for our first day Sabbath ; on this day the Saviour once and again met his assembled disciples, siying, “Peace be unto you”—John, 20, 19, 26. this day the disciples wore assembled, when the Holy Spirit was given—.Acts, 2,1, 2. At Froas, on the first day ...

... BANKRUPTS.—John Gilbert Lynch and James Kite, of Macclesfield-wharf. New North-road, coal mo chants.Thos. Wilmington, late of Sheerness, jeweller.—Richard Tennant, of the Sun Dial, 47, Goswell-strcet, St. Luke's, licensed vic- tualler.—John Whiting, Birmingham ...

... Offices, Kownham-Wharf, Hotwells, and Rodney Ût Wharf, Newport. ^^•1836 JOHN JONES. Agent. and BRISTOL. I New an^ Swift Going Steam MfivHyi > Packet, NAUTILUS, Horse Power, JOHN ALLEN, Commander, j ittlended to ply during the NEXT WFEK, with Passengers ...

... Honorables Col. Bentick, E. Phipps, Mr. Lawless, Colonel Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Fit troy, Lady and Misses Clarke, Mr. Grattan, M. P., and Mrs. Grattan, Captain and Mrs. Williams, Captain Stuart, A.D.C., Captain Macoamara, Ac. Ac. Anthony Lefroy, Esq., M.P., has ...