... Government, and to have conveyed his Majesty's thanks to Sir Francis for the prudence and decision with which he had proceeded. St. John's, N. 8., Papers to Dec. 4th, have been received. They announce the return of the delegates (Messrs. Crane and Wilmot), members ...

... called Stonecroft was purchased by John Todd, for the sum of 1,805/, and conveyed to him in September, 1822; there was, however, no mention of any annuity ; neither were there any covenants for title in the , deed. John Todd died in 1830, and by his will ...

... and Mr. H. Grattan, as wall as four or five other persons, addressed the meeting. The tone and drift of all being to bully the lords and the court party, to praise the Heaven-born ministry, and the godlike Lord Mulgrave, &c. Mr. Henry Grattan spouted forth ...

... t ra d er s to the pOr tS of Circassia, not t o ven t ure t o sea, or to e nter th o f without being well armed, or under the protectiender armed vessels of the Russian government. aspect the warfare is not so entirely contemptibl e ' e ped The session ...

... having declined to came forward again. At Dover tne the two present conservative members, Sir John Reid and John Minet Fector, will again he returned. Sir John Beresford, so desQrvedly popular at Chatham, will again be returned for that place, if a dissolution ...