... His Grace tbe Archbishop of Canterbury is making a t Jtir of confirmation Kent. Marriage of Lord John Russell. —The celebration of the marriage Lord John Russell with Lady Fanny Elliot, daughter of the Earl of Minto, was fixed for Tuesday last. It is ...

... married *, | in 1818, Ano, daughter and heiress of John Han. g | cock, esq,, of a and secondly, in 1837, Eliza- beth Mary, daughter of the Rev. Powell Colchester Guise, younger brother of the presen Sir John Guiae, bart. (T) Bateson, Sir Robert, bart., of ...

... the opposite aide of the road, crossed over for tne purpose of seizing the prisuner ; but on his (the prisoner) placing his arms across and holding out loth the a capons, he became alarmed, and while pausing as to what step he should pursue, the ruffian ...

... family of Grant of Grant, springing from John Grant, who, for his talents, was designated by his countrymen “Bard Roy.” (AV) Grattan, Esq., [Meath], barrister-at-law, younger son of the emineat patriot Grattan, who, in his cwn eloquent language, “sat ...

... Richard Gregory; Burkuell, Riggings and John Belcher; Charlton. John Holt and John Cousins; Cottis ford, Richard Wood. and John Mansfield; Finmere, Win. 'Freda ., li aril fbcinas t %kites ; Chesterton, John Jakeman and ...

... Heathcote is to made a peer; Mr. Barron, of Waterford, baronet; and General Sharpe is have the first vacant regiment cavalry. John Thorogood been again released from piison, by anonymous friends who sent the amount of rates due! The amount, in fact, was ...

... home is a blot upon our legislative wisdom ; abroad it is a stigma upon our credit, our honour, and our boasted Christianity.— John Bull. THE SICILIAN REBELS. As if no species of exposure was to be wanting to complete the discomfiture of the emissaries and ...

... he did on this occasion — Berks Chronic’e. Sir F. Goodricke, at Cleremont, Lodge, Norfok, 1 week entertained tne Earl of Cardigan, Lord Macdonald, Lord, Maidstone, the Hon, Captain Mr. Payne, and Mr. Nungerford, The party consisting of seven guns, killed ...

... was business transacted, and they broke early hour. Immediately after the Sheriffs were take into custody by the Serjeant-at Arms, six Aldermen were empowered, with the assistance of the Under Sheriffs or Secondaries, to perform any shrievalty duties which ...

... down, the throne demolished, and the scramble for property begins. Lord Melbourne may encourage, may practise Socialism. Lord John Russell may foster Chartism, while transports Chartists, and Rich men torn pale While ruffians leap and dance; but the day ...

... Henry Ranken have been found guilty of aedition, whilst one, John Grant, has been acquitted. IRELAND.—Considerable alarm was created in Olonmel Wednesday week by a rumour that large body of armed peasantry were about to march into the»town, attack the gaol ...

... a latter to the editor, given the following explanation of tbc motives of Lord Hill, in the reappointment of the Earl of Cardigan, after the sentence of the Court-martial on Cnpt. Wathrn : — To the Editor of the Morning Chronicl. Sir—When the comman ...