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... evidence was then into in support of the bill. POLICE INTE IGENC TURDAY. A NEW REFORMATION CONY., Hanax-srassr—Mr. Henry Grattan Curran appeared to Tequest the magistrates to take bail for in this case ; fellow, from bat he was informed by his agent, ...
... BURGESS’S ESSENCE ANCHOVIES. Warehouse, 107, Strand, corner of the Savoy-step, London. JOHN BURGESS and SON, being apprised of the numerous endeovours made by many persons to impose a spurious article for their make feel it incumbent upon them to request ...
... Savannah for Liverpool. Vessels remaining—The Katherin, 8. Forbes, transport; John Cock, and St, Lawrence, for orders ; Ann, for Quebec, icpairing; and Bob Logic, for St. John's (N. 8.). Dukiialk, April —The 'Nancy, M'Llbago, of Irvine, arrived here yesterday ...
... Sir Richard Baker Admiral Oliver. , Surgeon White, T. M. Gresham, Richard Cane, Robert Mallet), W. L. GuiooMS, John I’o- l Be * ,e Howell. John Lawlcaa, and M. V.nce tw,™. ; Hon. Captain Prob, and C.ptnin Rev. Me*n. M.och.n Gregory, Ad,m. n. Bro.nlow, ...
... tur n Lord JOHN RUSSELL said that h e h a d communicated to their lordships the resol u ti o ns o f this, and left them with their lordships. TITHES (IRELAND.) Petitions in favour of the abolition of tilhes were preseuted by Mr. H. Grattan, Mr. Fitzsimon ...
... AL ARMING DISTRESS in SPITALFIELDS.— The SPITALFIELDS DISTRESSED WEAVERS' RELIEF COMMITTEE, in APPEALING to a benevolent public for SUBSCRIPTIONS to relieve the wants of the operative weavers, deem it their duty to state that the most dreadful distress ...
... return, Lord JOHN RUSSELL said that he had communicated to their lordships the resolutions of that house, and left them with their lordships. TITHES (IRELAND.) Petitions in favour of the abolition of tithes were presented by Mr. H. Grattan, Mr. Fitzsimon ...
... of RICHMOND informed theii- lordships that he and the other uianageis had attended the conference, which was managed by Lord John Russell and others on the part of the Commons, and that he had received a series of re. olutions in which they requ ncurrence ...
... with Brothae, of Arbroath, Watson, for London, In ballast. Favourite, ol Newport. Slone, lor Liverpool, ballast. Sylph, ol Cardigan, Evans, fur Glasgow, In bnlla»U__^ DIED. At her residence, In this town Friday lust, «n advanced age, at., relict the late ...
... pota- toes, forbidding any to be brought to Limerick for sale. The Lord Lieutenant has been plessed to appoint John Croker, Esq. son of the Rev. John Croker, of Fort Elizabeth, in this County, to an appointment in the Constabulary. The Hon. Cornelius O'Callaghan ...
... County Gaol. Richard Morgan, otherwise John Davies, charged with having feloniously stolen certain wearing apparel and watch, the property of Evan Jones, at the parish of Llanddewy Caio, in the county of Cardigan. Tuesday Thomas Spencer and Thomas Mason ...
... (IRELAND). Petitions pray ing for the abolition tithes were presented .Mr. H. Grattan, Mr. Otway Cave, .Mr. Filzsimon, and Mr. Sharman Crawford. On the motion of Lord John Ri sski.i., the clerk read that part of his .Majesty’s speech relating tithes Ireland ...