... Days.—Bjrlh# Author Paper* of » Ocntleiumn-utof Noormahal.** Arm*—By H. Brownrigg, Subject* for Pictore*.—By Mi** . . Lamlon. Tbe Manager Note-book My Firat Browel*.— and Woo«lw*r«l. T. C. Grattan, E*q Eiiigraro.—By Mw* Sbendan. Note* ou the Early Fruncb ...

... Ponsonby, Hon. John-Derby Dalrymple, Sir A.-Brighton Potter, R.-Wigan Daa.er, Hon. G.-Portarlington Powell, Colonel- -Cardiganshire Darlington, Earl of-Shropshire Power, James-Wexford Co. Davenport, John-Stoke-upon-Trent Power, John-Waterford Davies ...

... Honfleur; John, La*evers, from Calais; Lady Alcxandrioa, Curtis, from Etaples ; Courier, Lindegaard, from Harlingen ; Edgar, Wood, from Amsterdam Commerce, ; 27, John, Scott; John and Mary, Lely, all from Koiterdam; Hero, Mary Hay, both from Dordl; John and ...

... judgment for a week. Mlrdkrs.—A horrible murder was perpetrated in the streets of Castlccmner Friday evening last. John Grout and John Dunn (both coopers) were fighting: with each other, when Grout fecline himself worsted, look from his pocket an instrument ...

... case of Rheumatic (lout, which nearly deprived lier of the use her right arm; after taking Dr. Leroy's medicine for one week, she was perfectly restored health, and had the use her arm as well as ever. Re-j. ...

... Mark—Manchestor - Philips, G. R.—Poole Phillpotts, John—Gloucester Pinney, W.—Lyme Regis Ponsonby, C. F. A. C.—Poole Ponsonby, Hon. John—Derby Potter, R.—Wigan Power, James—Wexford Co. Power, John—Waterford Price, Sir R.—Herefordshire Protheroc, Edw ...

... Bt. Vere, Sir G. B. Rastnor, Viscount Nicboll.John Vamar,Coloael Kllis, John O’Parrall, R. M. Vision, John Kector,John Minet Parker, J. Wodebousa, B. Filmer, Sir E. Parnell,SirH. Wood, C. Pleating,John Peel, Rt. Hon. Sir Foz.O. L. Perceval, ...

... the late Ynyr I3urges, Esq., of Eastham, Essex. She married, first, Sir John Smith, Bart., of Havering Bower, who took the name of Barges; and married, secondly, in July 1816, John fourth Earl Poulett. Her ladyship was much esteemed and beloved by all ...

... every way worthy Mr. Grattan's pen ; its conclusion will awaited eagerly. Recreations in Natural History, and Ancient Days, by the gifted author of Nourmahal,” are valuable as, they are interesting. The Papers of Gentleman Arms* eonfaln. much caustic ...

... against the apprentice,he was hable to fine £S. tH»« »“ and pregnant women were placed on the tread-mm «nA strappedup by the arm, find when they missed file step theydanced the mill, as it was called, and were allowed to bang till their limb, were mangled ...

... 26, at 12. Solicitor. Mr. Lloyd, Cheapside; official assignee, Brucklehurst. J Grattan, J cyl'etrall, it m Townley, It G Mr. Abbott, King's Arms yard. . iitudie, Wl3 Grattan, II Ord, Whi Troubridge,SrT c Brother , J . Greenaway, C Paget, Lord A Turner ...

... hare had It 8.5. E., baeh; rain. St xoeotasrn. Map 19—Wind E.8.E.. Sne. This dap, about half-part eleren an., the schooner John Cook .Grant, of thU poet, from Rotterdam, was discharging her bolUat n short distance bom the harbour, the mined orer on her ...