... and it is added, that should there appears probability of success, Mr. James Grattan, ex-member for the county of Wicklow, will willing to risk a chance of a contest Mr Grattan’s brother, the member tor Meath, a very small property, containing about a dozen ...

... with their duty. Lord John moved that they committed to the custody the Serjeant-at-Arms, a motion which after some furtner discussion, was ordered stand over until Tuesday, the Sheriffs having been ordered be in attend- Cord John stated, in answer to ...

... morning last, hobbler, named John Prichard, observed the body of a man lying in the mud our river, a short distance from the pier. The body, which was afterwards conveyed to the Beaufort Arms, near the ferry, was identified John Redmore, master of the British ...

... to Lord Cardigan. After lapse six or seven the Great Western Railway in the evening, will shipped Jays gave directions lawyer to bring action on board these vessels at the Bristol terminus, and delivereil against Lord Cardigan. Lord Cardigan did not give ...

... oliege-green, to Matilda Osborne, only child of Mr J. Pritchard March 15, at St. Paul's church, by the Rev. C. P. Bullock, Mr. John Eve red, of KirUin«tou, Nolls, Miss Susannah Alsop, of Stoke • croft, in this city. March 17, at St. James's church, Mr. Wm ...

... Dragon Inn, and Mr. Barclay, printer, Pembroke; Castle Inn, Haverfordwest; Cobourg Inn, Tenby; Rulzen Arms, Narberth; Angel Inn, Cardigan; Gogerddan Arms, Abcrystwiih ; Black Lion Inn, Lampeter ; Salutation Hotel, Newcastle; Castle Inn, Llandovery; Bear ...

... the House by the account which gave of the history of the Appropriation Clause. Referring to the Arms Bill, of he proceeded to show that it had not, Lord John Russell had alleged, been rejected because it was unsuitable to the exigency of the case. In opposing ...

... some officers the National Guard entering the Chamber wi:h ■heir arm., .hkh (.rohitdied. Tl.o 0.d»r .obHortcd tb. Governor of ihe Chateau, who opposed the National Guards, vine •• No arms in the Chamber.” and the doors was shut again*’them After this ...

... ALBERT’S HUSSARS ADMONISHEDTHE EARL CARDIGAN REPROVED. On Friday, about twelve o’clock, the Adjutant-General, Sir John Macdonald, arrived at our cavalry banacks ; and, soon as Major Rotton, and Captains Forest and John W. Reynolds had arrived from Chichester ...

... and emblazoned shields with the arms .if England and France. The state chairs were what might called Gothic design, and the throne was surmounted with Gothic tracery. At the hack of the throne were emblazoned the Royal Arms of England in silver. Seated this ...

... Queen’s Arms Tavern. Cheapside ; Swinborte’s Lodging House, Falcon square. Falcon-street; George Inn. Aldermanbury. London; Mr. W. Hick, China Warehouse, Bath ; Packet Hotel, Ilfracombe ; at the Steam Packet Otfice, 82, Qcat, Bristol. Mr. JOHN HARVEY, ...

... animal. There was a gate across the road, and the horse in attempting to leap it, fell on its rider. Mr. Bakers collar bone and arm wete broken and he was otherwise severely bruised. On Mondav week, a pigeon match of J.'s aside was shot for at Thornbury, between ...