... daughter of the late celebrated John Hunter. On the 23d January, at Alderbrook Hall, Cardiganshire, in the 93d year of his age, John Lloyd Williams, Esq., deputy. lieutenant and magistrate for the counties of Cardigan and Carmarthen, F.R.S., On Wednesday ...

... Jor 1838 ENGLAND. Bedfordshire—John Harvey, of Ickwell, Esq. Berk*—W. H. H. Hanley, of Bucklebury Cottage, Esq. Bucks—R. R. Clayton, of Hedgerlcy, Esq. Cambridge and Hunts—W. Layton, of Woodhouse, Ely, Esq Cumberland—John Dixon, of Knells, Esq. Cheshire—G ...

... itself. We ap> ptal again, not only to all the writers on international law, but, as a more familiar reference, appeal to Mr. John Quincy Adams as the writer of the letter to our Minister at Madrid on precisely similar question. Let it be remembered, too ...

... who, while affecting to adhere to the Reform Bill, were- finding out a thousand petty ways to undermine it. Then rose Lord John, and .exulted in the general popularity of the Reform Bill, which even the Conservatives now show themselves so anxious to ...

... which had been received. The last despatch of Lord Gosford stated that the revolt was completely suppressed — that wherever armed bodies of the insurgents appeared they were dispersed, and the lend- ers were eitlier killed or taken prisoners ; and that ...

... the majority Alexander. EDI.,John OTonor.Don Archbold, Kobeit Ferguson. Sir R A ...

... Thursday. The Earl of Aberdeen inquired if Sir John Colborne would have authority to carry the provisions of the bill into effect before the arrival of Lord Durham in Canada. Lord Glenelg replied, that Sir John Colborne would have a discretionary power to ...

... to Mary Margaret, youngest daughter of Mr. John Goody, of Cudworth : Though no rancour to moderate, this Goody bears, ' She may well be admired when she shows off her Ayres. MARRIED.—At Dublin, Captain Grattan, to Susannah, second daughter of W. Shine ...

... or parish rates previously with dissertations upon the feudal laws and burthens which exist in to the 11th of October.—Lord JOHN RUSSELL said that die pro. Canada. Believe me, my Lords, when I tell you that a feudal position of the Hon. Member for Finsbury ...

... West Indies, three companies of which have already been dispatched to garrison New Brunswick. Sir John Henry, the Governor there, is about immediately to arm the militia, 1,600 strong, for the protection of the country. The march to Canada by land has been ...

... imprisonment for three months for leaving another person's offspring, and a peisou who, like Don John, in Beaumont and Fletcher's play, had an infant popped into his arms, and refused to take care of it, would be liable to the same penalty. It might not be intended ...

... against his return, presented to the house on the part I as when first presented to the house, and he had no doubt that of John Martin, Esq., the other and the unsuccessful candi- it would be subjected to many modifications in committee, date at the last ...