... guaranteed the bill. It is understood that Sir John Walsh vacated Ids seat lor Sudbury with the intention of coming forward for the vacancy created in Radnorshire by the death of Mr. de Winton, of Maeslough. Sir John opposed the late member at the election of ...

... MComb, on same account:??Mrs. Elliot, Robert Simms, jun . Esq., 2s fid; John Grattan, Esq.. fid J Standfield, Kq , Is ; James Goddard, 2 fid; Mrs. Williamson, ss, also vest; John Murray, Ksq, 5s ; James Blair, Esq., Mr. William Sloane, 2s fid; Mrs. James ...

... drawing toward close, and the bill was opposed the ministry, the parties having tbo power of prorogation in their hands. Mr. J. GRATTAN expressed himself adverse to Lord Stanley’s bill. He referred to some letters which he had receiver!, as showing that some ...

... toward a close, a the bill was opposed by the ministry, by the parties he ing the power of prorogation in their hands. Mrl J. GRATTAN said he vould vote wit IMr. Wo if thle amendment were pressed to a division. Lord J. RUSSELL complained that Lord Stanley ...

... him. This bottle attracted Lord Cardigan's tention, and be, with “the roost perfect civility. and in the most conciliating manner,’’ forwarded to the officer a message, through Captain J—, intimating that (Lord Cardigan) desired the mess of the lltb hussars ...

... well as pistols, that, the latter did not decide the matter, the swords should Baggs declared no swords should lie taken, but arm cbairi, flask* of powder, and bags of bullets. At last, it was agreed, that, being in custody France, they should meet the Austrian ...

... notice. Terms—Four months' credit, on approved bills, on sum* above Too Pounds. JOHN DEVLIN, Auctioneer and Appraiser. (697) /2. T« Sold. The brig « Charles, of St. John * n.b, (now lying at Dunbar’s-Dock.) ♦ J45 Tons Old, 133 Tons New Measurement. Length ...

... nation-Y, at cach a moment, and aigainst snch a person-shieldi oe. might think, by tile weakness of her sex-was t ,, assin's arm twiee dleliberately raised ; at her was t n-iirderons aim twice deliberately taken ; and the wc ,ols of oleath twice deliberately ...

... Thursday, 30th. The Right Hon. the Lord Chief Justice, the Right Hon. the Chief Justice of the Common Pleas Justices. John Philips and John J. Stanford, registrars. Assistant-Barristers. —Mr. Hutton remains a? Carlow; but being at present confined to bed ...

... Packet Office. DonctjaU- Quay. Belfast, Belfast, lit June, IH4O. ACESTS // Mr. EDWARD JOB LING, Carlisle. //) Mr. JOHN NICHOLSON, Am,an. Mr. JOHN FRASIER, Dumfries. Messrs. CLARKE DUNN, Artie tile. (571 CASTIOV. SCJIWE S I E MONAD E, Kcmlsi Water. S some ...

... Westraacott, by the Countess of Jersey. Miss Litton, Lady Barham. Miss Clara Vcrner, by the Countess of Belfast. Mrs. Henry Grattan, by the Marchioness of Norraanby. Countess Dowager of Cavan, by Lady Vivian. Countess of Lucan, by the Countess Cadogan. ...

... respectabic asseinbly:- ten John B. It. 0. N. Higgiuson (Spring Mlount, J3ally- of I mena), the Silver Medal. Booas, by the Board oi Mlalters nev 'or excelling dining the preceding six miltflis, to John C. hlre Steen; John Montgomery (Locust Lodge); Lawrence ...