... Mr. John Husbands* | Mr. Wingate St. I,DATE. W. Montague, jun., Etq.* | Mr. E, Flicker* St. dk I^odk. | Mr. Jo«. Page, »eo. Mr. Tucker Mr. Sam. Georga Mr. C. Ladkin St. Nicholas. | Mr. Lea .St. Catiizkixk. Mr. C. Weaver—[Mr. John Smith and Mr. John Dam* ...

... with Military Trophies, the north west and south sides with Cherubs, supporting the arms England, Ireland, and Scotland. This very fine of sculpture was executed by Mr. John Ricketts, of this city, the year 17.10. ami formerly stood opposite the Bell Inn ...

... Cheltenham and MRS. GRATTAN, Will have the honour of appearing. the course of the Evening, God save the Queen will be sung by Mrs, Owen and Mrs. Grattan. Ballad, “Ihe Savoyard's Return,” Mr*. Owen. Duet, “ pretty Pace,” Mrs. and Mrs. Grattan. “ The Peace of ...

... another man's faith, are but the premises of which the persecutions and carnage of Grattan's times are the necessary and practical results. As a life of Henry Grattan, we are not enabled to bestow high praise on these volumes ; but inasmuch as they re-produce ...

... given, that the TOLLS arising at (he following Gates the said Road, will be LET BY AUCTION to the best bidders, the Beaufort Arms, Petty France, on Tuesday, the day of March next, at 12 o'clock noon, for the term of One Year, commencing the Ist day of May ...

... —Cork City Parker John—Sheffield Campbell Sir John—Edinburgh Parker R. T.—Preston Clay W.—Tower Hamb-ts Parnell Sir U.—Dundee Clive Edward B.—Hereford Parrott J asp t—Tot ness Codriugton Sir E.—Devonporl Paulson James—London Collier John—Plymouth Captain—Bright- ...

... time. The Duke of Wellington is quietly nursing himself Stratfieldsaye. His Grace has got Lord Seaton, his old companion in arms, on a visit to him; hence it may fairly be presumed the Canadian question will be well sifted during the ensuing session. Among ...

... the Jane and Mary.arrived at Nrwootl •>« the toat. The Bay Hiirhiw.from kmc rater for St M la, armed at Pensannr the Inal. The Alehyanat, Mills, rived ht. John'a, K «m the ««h alt. from (•lawocoler. Tin .S*»phi.. arrived at ( hr« frmu Glanraater (ho Idlh ...

... generally evince towards the drama to weigh with thou, rather than the strong chine* which Mr. Grattan has to tlvar support. The spirit with which •Mr. Grattan conducted the late Theatre, obtalniter at a very great cost, and, tee ore uot..! to say, grnenlly ...

... i directed attention to the arming of the Chartists, especially those the borough of Salford, who had applied to the Lord Lieutenant of the County for leave to arm themselves, and he understood they had about stand of arms at their command. Similar d ...

... P. Captain Bolder°, M. P. R. Rushbrooke, M. P. and Mr. If. C. Hoare.—On the left side of the chair sat the Be,. John Maule, Earl Cardigan, Earl Brecimock, Viscount Canterbury, Viscount Xarsham lad Maryborough, Lord Whameliffe, Lord Brougham', the High ...

... Purnell , Charles Williams , years; and Richard Evans. 10 years. And the following were removed on the 2d insl. viz. : John Lijield , years John Davis, (tried Easter Sessions,) 14 years; Thomas Watkins, seven years; the Juslitia Hulk and Uriah Prnut , 10 years; ...