... relates to the domestic affairs of either country. JOHN BULL BULLIED. El tu Brutet” The Bull-ring was foil Of She sons of John Ball, Some cheering, and others were speeching When police high dudgeon, Each armed with bludgeon, Soon silenced their spouting and ...

... THE TILTING AT ST. JOHN'S WOOD FOR THE APPHOACHING TOURNAMENT. The St. John's Wood road was again thronged with car- riages on Saturday, filled with ladie* anxious to witness the tilting, which was a repetition of the course followed on the previon. Saturday ...

... Illustrations, bound. in. THE LION : a Tale the Coteries. vote. IV. THE LIFE AND TIMES THE RIGHT HON. HENRY GRATTAN. By his Son, Henry Grattan, K*q., M.P. 2 vola. Bvo., with Portrait, Ac. (Jo»t mdy.) CRANMER: A Nov« 1. 8 vote. Friendship, love, Christian ...

... 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 ...

... REPUBLICANS, Vol. 11. By lJ JOHN FORSTER, Esq., of the Inner Temple. Being the 115th vo:time of Lardner's Cabinet Cyclopfedia, and the seventh and concluding volume of Lives of British Statesmen. London: Longman, Orme. and Co John Taylor. This day is published ...

... Oyoilo ■, Lily of Norwich, NicholU, from London. In the Bay. the Brothers, Irom St John's. . . DUBLIN, Jnlv !(.—Arrived, the Brothers, Poole, and Abeona, Ucattt, from St. John's (N.B. i Warren, Andersen, from Chnslianu. 8a»l»t, 9, the Perseve- J^uiy the Voiesn ...

... Tltfl ATLAS. a century. The property which Mr. GRATTAN inherited was about 500/. a-year, and had been secured by settlements beyond the reach of his father's anger. At the bar he practised only for a short time; was once retained specially in a cause ...

... been of the party which has committed so many robberies of late and set fire to so many houses and barns. They were all well armed with pistols and bowie knives. Viger is one of the individuals who were banished to Bermuda; and. according to Lord Durham's ...

... which he writes. Among kthese are George 111., Sir John Marley, his grandson, Chief iustice Marley, Anthony Malone (Chancellor of Exchequer). Dr. Lucas, Lord Pery, Sir Hercules Langrishe, Mr. Henry Flood, John Wilkes, Lord Chatham, Judge Kelly, Mr. Denis Daly ...

... terviews with Lord John yesterday at the Home-office. Messrs. W. Young, Lewis Wilkins, Huntingdon, and Alex. Stewart, had an interview yesterday with the Marquis of Normanby at the Colonial office. The Belgian Minister and Sir John M'Neil transacted business ...

... 13s. to 3 Beans Oats, Potatoe —Mealing, For. —(1. to—d Eng. 14d. to 15jid. per Shelling 36s. to 375. per MEMOIRS OF HENRY GRATTAN, BY U l5 Sox.—lndependent of the important interest attached to these volumes, from their containing the secret correspondence ...

... son. Monday last, the wife of John Crowther, delver, of Queen's Head, of three children— two boys and a girl. They were all barn alive, but one of them is since dead. Marriages, On the 4th inst., at the parish church (St. John's) the Rev. Ralph Green-side ...