... the mode in which the late Church-rate adopted by declaring that any parishioner may-refuse payment of it” not whether Lord John Russell continues to entertain the same mistaken notions upon description national grievance which he put forth the Houseof ...

... , v „f ?? . II! areholders deslrou . t ,v,rt _ ' must hand to tin i.Vlr ii.r ?? ! I, with their names and :. . the Bthinst JOHN THOMAS CLARIDGE, Chairman. J. T. Ha R HAM, Secretai v, proteni. I. New Broad-street, January 2, 1837. TMTED GENERAL GAS SHARES— ...

... ASSI)UIA TION, ?? Ice cell cct ftic ?? 'Taiernc, onl Wednesday the 25th cit Jat-nary lis$tuuta, 01 One o'clock' precisely. JOH-N MIATHER, Secretary. 13, OlI lli~cial.itmcet, Lend ?? January 4. 1837. LD1 MOOR TIN MINING COMPANY.- 0Netter is loere-hI' given ...

... and Co.; and John Taylor. N» >VKIiS. By Mr. JAMKS, Authurof Darnlry,” ♦* Kichelicu,” &c. ONE IN A THOUSAND; Or, The PAYS of (JHATBK. rndcnisbly the living hUtoricel romance writere.”--LUerary Gaz. T H K I I* 8 Y. LIFE nml ADVEXTriIKS of JOHN MARSTON HALL ...

... report:— *D. li. Pigott(l) 2 I *Thomas Dickson (4) .. 1 *Wm. E. Hudson (2) 3\ Hercules Ellis 3 John F. Darcy 2 Thomas Welsh (5j 1 Dan MDermott 1 Thomas Kennedy 1 •John A. Curran (3) 3 Names of Liberal Counsel who have signed tithe bills, filed in the Equity ...

... those of— Bishop Van Mildert; N. M. Rothschild, Esq.; William Godwin, Esq.: Dr. Henry; Madame Malibran : George Colman, Esq.; John Bannister, Esq. ; the Duke of Gordon ; Sir hrancis F reeling, Bart.; Thomas Walker, Esq., &c. &c. London : Longman, Rees, and ...

... Mr. John Lawless, a gray-headed juvenile stuff gown, took their part, and said their act was more thoughtless than calculating. Mr. Shandy attacked all lawyers and declared they caused the Union. Mr. Lawless quoted the names of Curran, Grattan, Yelverton ...

... Agaociation resumed its sittings yii Esq., in the chair. , After the tran'action of some routine busines, a icad from Henry Grattan, Esq., Al.P. regretting his inability to attend the Association in consequence of i lless, from a cold caught in hiS jro1 ...

... Longford ; Edmund Grundy, Esq., banker, Bury ; John Brooks, Esq., of Ardwick ; Thomas Potter, Esq., of Buile Hill ; Mr. J. S. Ornerod, of Manchester, &c. On his left were Richard Potter, Esq., M.P. for Wigan ; John Hilton Kay, Esq., of Heywood ; Mr. W. Fitton ...

... Viscount Mountmorress. Lord Kossmore, Mr. O’Connell, Mr. U. Grattan, Mr. L. Shiel, Ac. Lord Glenelg had small dinner party on Tuesday evening at his residence in Great George-street. Lady John Russell has been indisposed at Oaklev-house, Bedfordshire, ...

... as follows :—Margaret M'Mahon, wife of John M'Mahon, spirit dealer, Denmark street, who is yet in the ruins—her entire body a mass of livid contttsions ; John M'Mahon, their son, in a state of nudity, his arms andeiegs broken, and part of -his head blown ...

... resting against post, and before they could reach her flie fell to the ground. They instantly carried her into th** Macclesfield Arms, there happene a medical gentleman the time, who pronounced her dead. ihe husband of the deceased said that for considerable ...