... Parry, K.G.H. ; the Venerable Archdeacon of Cardigan; Rev. Rowland Williams; Rev. H. Parry; Rev. J. Jones, Precentor of Christ Church, Oxford; the Rev. W. Jones, Anglesey; Rev. E. Evans, Christleton ; John Richards, Esq., Customs; J. Hughes, Esq., M.D ...

... fictitious votes alleged to have been fabricated in the county of Wicklow, said a few words which were controverted by Mr. J. GRATTAN and Mr. O'CONNELL. Mr. CALLAGHAN followed against the clause, and Sir MONTAGUE CHAPMAN entered into some explanations about ...

... G.H.• ' the Vener a bl e Archdea con o f Cardigan ; Re v . Rowland Williams ; Rev. H. Parry ; Rev. J. Jones, Precentor of Christ Church, Oxford ; the Rev. W. Jones, Anglesey ; Rev. E. Evans, Christleton ; John Richards, Esq., Customs ; J. Hughes, Esq ...

... on the registry. The tnoiton led to.a long discussion, in' which Mr. Shaw,' Mr.' Ly-n'ch, Mr. Litton, Mr. H. Grattan, Lord Stanley, Lord John I.ussett, and Sir R. Pecl, took part. Ministers voted against the instrucliop, and on a diyision, the nnotles ...

... BLUNT, Rev. J. J., 8.D., Lady Margaret's Professor of Divinity, Cambridge. BOUTFLOWER, Rev. HENRY CREWE, M.A. Incumbent of St. John's, and He a d M aster of the Grammar School, Bury. Burmicom, Rev. R. P., M.A., F.A.S. Minister of St. George's Church, E ver ...

... 0dt4 Fellows, of the Manchester unity, h with a select number of' gentlemen, took place at the house of Mr.I' John ~Quigley, the Queen's Arms Hotel, Trrineesvenabuti~vetysa dwn oil the occasion. tir Itishu jstcetosttetht hewoty host and hostees.si approprit ...

... (Hertfordshire) under the mastership of Harvey Combe, Esq ; the Earl of Cardigan was one of the principal buyers. DARING ATTACK UPON A GENTLEMAN AND HIS SERVANT, AND ROBBERY OF FIRE-ARMS. — This morning the following outrage was communicated to us :—On Wednesday ...

... (Hertfordshire) under the mastership of Harvey Combe, Esq ; the Earl of Cardigan was one of the principal buyers. DARING ATTACK UPON A GENTLEMAN AND HIS SERVANT, AND ROBBERY OF FIRE-ARMS. — This morning the following outrage was communicated to us :—On Wednesday ...

... will be the whole of the expense kny stranger as the eye would MR. GRATTAN'S NOSE.—On the subject of personal advantage, one is strongly reminded of - humoured bon-mot of Mr. Grattan, th, ways and Byways,'who, during a resident (I believe at Boulogne) ...

... the indictment and ad- ri s- dressed to the assemblage were- Arm yourselves, and ol I. we will soon meet those fellows down there (pointing to zr tbe police) upon their own term's; and Arm yourselves, a in we shall soon be in a condition to oppose force ...

... found be very seriously injured: beside having his arm brokeu in two places, four of Ins ribs were found to be dislocated. The unfortunate gentleman now lies in a precarious state, at the Wynnstray Arms Inn, Oswestry, but favourable hopes are entertained ...

... The officer said due solemnity, read the warrant against the defend an t for wilfully and maliciously breaking the windows of John F ox . the clerk asked, Where is the p r i soner t l H a e c er e d , e said e the officer, pointing to a pretty little ...