... Kitt's ; the Chicory, from Charleston ; the Vi. belie, from Philadelphia; the Edouard, from iiarfleur; the John Wood, from Havre; and the John and William, the Rachael and Mary, and the Concordia.. from Guernsey.—Sailed, the Lord Eldon, for Bombay; and ...

... Aberdovy-ferry on the evening of the ntlemen, who left him on the PenrhY o, lo him. On the following day his horse on the Cardigan side. His cloak, ere near the same place, and although ot made for him, he has neither been folio s believed he must have ...

... Down—T. J. Smyth, Esq., ofLisburne. Dublin—Baron de Robeck. Fermanagh—G. llasard.Esq., of Enniskillen. Galway—Sir John Burke, Bt, Ksrry—John O’Connell, Esq. Kilkenny—J. B. Wandsford, Esq. King’s County—M. B. Mullins, Esq. Kildare—Hon. E. Lawless. THE division ...

... had no result, and, on the motion of Lord John Russell, the House went into committee on the Poor (Ireland) BiU. After a long discussion the 47th, or emigration clause, was agreed to, though Mr. Henry Grattan had moved, as an amendment, that it be struck ...

... O’Ferrell R M Yates, John A Ferguson, Sir . , Palmer, C Fyshe Fergusson, Hon G Parker, John i-tii Fitzpatrick, J Parnell, Rt Hon Sir H Baring. Thornhill Forbes, William Perceval, Col Solicitor-General NOES, Archbold, Robert Grattan.H J‘Myac Bateson.Sir R Huehes ...

... case of rheumatic gout, which nearly deprived her of the use of her right arm after Dr. Ltruy'a medicine for one week the was perfectly reatored health, and had the use her arm as well as ever. Hath. Respected Friend.—P«obably thoa art not awareil is ...

... mratde, bat at onces entitring the arena of controversy, putting forward tiigltty charges, and supporting them by a fory of arms santi stonti of lihows list Tic) Men mauy dare to encouniter-wltet I sce them carried oil tusih legs by a too generous rivalry ...

... HISTORY of the NETHERLANDS. T. C. Grattan. 1 vol. fis. 4. The HISTORY of SWITZERLAND. 1 vol. Cs. r : The above form a portion of the Historical Series of Dr. Lminer's Cabinet Cyclnpsadia. London: Longman and Co. ; and John Taylor. ...

... the arena of contention where they thought they were such mighty champions that no- body could stand against their powerful arms and storms of blows— when he saw them carried otf their legs, and such a want of judgment crowning the whole— crownii g the ...

... possessed by the managers of the Mendicity Society in Dublin. After a few words from Mr. Jeolison ' Sir Charles Style, Mr. J. Grattan , L ord Clements, and Mr. Wyse, Mr. BARRON raid that there existed in Ireland at the pr• sent moment an act under which ...

... eansaisers?—Because I saw Mr. Joseph and Mr. John H. Croucbcr pay them. I By Mr. Wrangham—He had seen them receive sums of for canvassing in the presence of the two Crouchers, Mr. Travers, and Mr. ; Mr. John H. Croucher and Mr. I Tijnu pave orders for ...

... expense of lighting with gas was 16/. 105. Lord JOHN RUSSELL agreed that the ventilation was at present satisfactory, and very much improved. COURTS OF QUARTER SESSION—COUNTY i 3 OURTS. Lord JOHN RUSSELL brought under the consideration of the house ...