... worthy of Mr. Grattan's lien its conclueion will be awaited eagerly. Recreations in Nntural History, and Ancient Days, by the gifted amthor of Nourmahal, are as valuable as they are Interest. log. The' Papers of a Gentleman at Arms contatn erimch ...

... revenues of thle church ari th nuberoftire Pretestants irs Ireland. Had the nobl lod frgotenthat the noble lord opposite (Lord John Russll)hadsai tht though their position wasr ?? yet hat conideingthe wealth and iatelligenlce, as well as tir wart~of he rotstats ...

... bytery of Paisley, and several other places. P0OOR-LAWS (IRIELAND)). Lord FITZ'ERALD expressed a holls that the letter of Lord John BRusell to Mr. Nicholls, which, ia pursuance of his motion of Monday lastl hnd been that day laid upon the table, ,tight be ...

... had voted at the election at Hawick before ?-Yes. In the election of 1835 '-Yes. Did you vote for Lord John Scott, or the other candi- date ?-Lord John Scott. Were you known as a voter likely to vote in that in- tcrest ?-Yes, as likely; my ceat was covered ...

... Pictures from the pen of L. E L. ir. .Quin contilues his researches into Ancient Days, and elicits some wonderful discoveries. Grattan finishes hisi powerful portrait of the fate of a gambler In ily First Visit to Brussels ; and An-Old Friend ?? a New ...

... Bleefuer, by Bagron de Blome, thle l])uinisl i inister. Motlisiur do Barnieveld, by Bt. Dedel, the minister of the Netfherlanifs. John Van Bhurenr, son of thle president of' hiae Unuited States ; fils Excellency General Cass, Borlted Sltates miinister to France; ...

... cheers]. Hle had often known of threats of armed resistance and ol hostile collisions, bat they had always hitherto been averted. Now, however, things were come to a pass that if something were not done the armed resistance and coaflict of parties must come ...

... , Surrey, chemist. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. John Hooper and Thomna Bevan. of Queen-street, CheapsIde. London, ?? Vickers, jun., and John Nuttall, jun., of bt auchester, dealers In cotton ?? Harrison and John Gre-n, of Atherton,.. Lancasirre, belt-make ...

... Baok is this month occupied wilts iistoilcaI remttnlsoenlces of Mire. WVeils and John Edwin ; and there Is anotbrer hurlget of the amuastrg 'Papers of a Gentlemnin at Arms, by Browntigg. Douglas Jerrold has the lrat psot of an Irnterestinrg hrouseirold ...

... noble lord (loard John Russell) stated on a forrmcr occasion that one of tire main iaducereness ?? tire cgovernment had to sarrctisir this re,~oludton was to Ire found in tire universality orI its reception [hear, hear!], lie (Lord John Russell) stated ...

... the Driches of Keat endeg thee PrincpesseHohatlehe receive Shertroya bfrelatives.Tn Duoke ?? camest, apteneded bly thordier John Chourchill.dHe Roald Hcomaighness the Proincs Fophily patilda andug thei Serene Higo, heresssthe Heere- company were assembled ...

... stricted himmita PresCribed to hits, thue'itj ol t the dluity anul proms iue at Pourhiamenet to loterpose; buit whet, yams arm bini withi, dictatorial tiowers-when you cay thup~t ad the hlass stall be. silenit except those which hle iu einabied to r ...