... placed the new Court recently fitted up for Magisterial and other business. It is surinouuteu by the Queen’s Arms, supported two dolphins, (the arms of Urightoo,) all beautifully canrea in oak. There are also carved oak trusses the cornices; and the effect ...

... only. 'The celebiated French actiess Mdlle. Rachel has made her first appearance in England, at the Italian Opera. Two men. armed with guns, have been piowling about among the hills on the borders ot Lancashire and Yorkshire for the last three months, com ...

... way. Cotton was steady w tary commander e its appearance IRELAND id to have taken inst., General Tus oF | re-entered that Grattan, to determine upon the pari to be pursued during the ensuing sessi 15th inst. states e his head quar- at the Maneioa House ...

... house Lunatic Asylum, effected his escape from that establishment, and has not yet been traced. Cardigan Borough Election.— The election for tbe Cardigan boroughs was concluded on Saturday last, favour of tbe liberal candidate, Mr. Pryse who beat bis ...

... Prince Albert attended the first production tins' season of Fidrlin, the German o;irratives, they are called in the John I>nll. The Earl Cardigan returned to Brighton on Saturday last, for the purpose making the necessary arrangements for the departure the ...

... be the means of staying the reaction so much vaunted of by the Whigs year ago. Lord John Russell has come out in his true colours : all his policy turns out, like Grattan’s highly-wrought effusions—vapid, frothy, and deceptive. He has* attempted to crawl ...

... of 4, Sussex-square. Mrs Sonthey is residing at 45, Sussex-square. and Mrs Dunn arrived Tuesday last at 115, King'sroad. Sir John Sandyman bas arrived at 19, Brunswick-terrace. Mrs Watson has returned to residence, Wick House. Mr. Campion has left 53, ...

... donations in Ireland.—lbid. The National System of Education.—A long address on this subject has been issued by the Primate, Lord John Beresford, and eight other prelates of the Established Church in Ireland. It really protest against the course adopted by Sir ...

... prevent perjury’; that was the object, why did not the noble lord try his hand nearer liome, at Ludlow and Cambridge?—Mr Jamks Grattan seconded the motion. thought the Bill peculiarly injurious to the Roman Catholics, because the electors whom would disfranchise ...

... has only to refer to a subordinate dignitary the Archdiocese of Cashel ? Mr Henry Grattan, M.P., has directed his solicitor apply for a criminal information against Mr John Reynolds, M.P., for words attributed to the latter speech delivered in Conciliation ...

... every fair opportunity of forwarding the measure shall propo'e. have the honour be, dear sir, yours very faithfully, John Russell.—To John Abel Smith, Esq., M.P. ...

... country. Sir G. Grey said, that after the speech of Mr Grattan, it was scarcely necessary for him to ask the bouse to reject the amendment. Mr F. O’Connor could not agree with the opinions expreed Mr Grattan, believing that this was the proper moment for insisting ...