... proceeded armed with a and in llyile-street Aisderslosa. Glasgow. discharged Ike pistol attire person Jolts, bnrst h, residing in a tenement called llosildsworth's thwacks, ('heapside iii and the said shot look eTect Oil 11r person the said John one the ...

... Brabazon, Ml. P. ; Robert Hutton, Esq MA. Lord Fingal, Lord.Lismore, Lord Cromorne, SirJohniKenned'y, hi Bart., John O'Connell, Esq. M. P., Henry Grattan, Esq. M. P., M and James Power, Esq. MX. P.; and onthe left wereseated Darul.h O'Connell, Esq. M.P., George ...

... Bnnaeon, M.P.; B. Hutton, Esq., M.P.; Bari of Fingal; Lords LUwore and Cremome; H. Grattan, Esq., M.P.; Sit John Kenncdr, Bart.; Kehue, Carlow; Sir B. Nads, Bart; John O'Connell, Esq, M.P.; D. O’ComnsU, Esq, U.P.; George Brans, Esq, H.P.; the Bari of ...

... a weak woman for such an and our Saviour told her that for her unbelief she should lose the use of her arm, and that she did lose the use of her arm. She thought, further, that she was to be made the subject of another miracle; for that, upon receiving ...

... had left in the London and Liverpool packets for New York, with the view of aidinr , the patriots in Lower Canada, and that arms an stores had also been forwarded to the same destination. From inquiries set on foot to ascertain the correctness of such ...

... THE ENGLISH CHRONICLE. THURSDAY, JANUARY 25. was by force of arms alone that we could keep those re;ghty de- I minions together as part of this empire; but there was another I and a further system, which was, that having acquired these dominions by various ...

... impression on tl:e bouse. With every part it he fully concurred. and be had no doubt that it woald acted upon the noble lord (Lord John Russell) notwithstanding Me coquetting which had taken place. Mr. BAINES said, that notwithstanding the indisposition always ...

... did not expect to meet with several thousand armed men, a body of cavalry, and a train of artillery. Their disappointment therefore may be well conceived when they met with only a few hundtedt of half-armed, irresolute men, and not single officer of skill ...

... and 2 tons flour for J. and C. Sturge. From Port Ruskh—the Minerva, of Cardigan, Morgan, R 38, with 46 tons oats for J. and C. Sturge. From Port Maduc—the Susan Jane, of Cardigan, Evans, R 28, with 41 tons slates for George Bettiss, The Emma, from Cronstadt ...

... of the unsolicited whig descent ! Lord JOHN chose a horizontal position in the kennel, as the attitude and locality most appropriate for his colleagues and himself! Had there been a lower depth still, Lord JOHN would, no doubt, have selected it; and yet ...

... be set. —On the same ' doe, Mrs. ?inn Smith. Pierrepont-street, fell down in Halifax-place. awl broke her arm.—Mr. J. Ellis also, broke his arm from a fall in Narrow Marsh. on the same Jac. We are happe to these persons are goitig on -on Monday last, ...

... be commissioned for a particular service :—Lieut.-Col. Charles Chichester, from h.-p. Unatt., to be Lieut.-Col.—Captain John Grattan, from h.-p. Unatt., to be Captai 26. Brevet—Capt. Charles Boyd, of 38th Foot, to be Major in the Army—Jan. 10. Warwickshire ...