... EninGE.) John Williams and Christopher Greenway, decent-looking labourers, were indicted for having, on the night of the 31st May last, in the parish of Aberystwith, feloniously and burglariously broken and entered the dwelling-house of John Thomas, with ...

... and conciliation they would strike that leaning staff out of the hands of these men, and they would no longer require an armed police to protect the peaceably-disposed inhabitants. If he were only to consider what the probable effects of such a law as ...

... weeks since, all Burgh Quay was in an uproar at the bare idea of owning any allegiance to a foreign parliament. Mr. HENRY GRATTAN it was, we believe, who boasted that he hurried through London, on a return from his travels, without crossing its thresholds ...

... about 20 minutes afterwards I heard the report of fire-arms. By the Jury—When I saw the parties go into the field, I thought they were going to shoot at the target in the rifle ground of the Brecknock Arms, as there are several bull's eyes or targets there ...

... less to say, the arms were taken after the brutal murder had been committed. At our last assizes Cleary was examined as a witness for the Crown, on the trial of John Feehilly, who was transported for shooting at Mr. Wm. Lee, steward to John Carden, Esq., ...

... discharge loaded fire-arms at any person with intent, &c. Then came Lord LANSDOWNE'S Act, nearly a quarter of a century later, .and improved upon 'Lord ELLENBOROUGH'S, making.it capital to discharge, or attempt to discharge, any loaded arms with intent,. Sce ...

... called it, to his duty. And do, in good earnest, the puny Grattans of our day imagine that they can successfully play a game in which even a man like Fox ingloriously. failed. Master Henry Grattan threatens us in a letter to his constituents, that, if Lord ...

... of Oi limy, for Taplow Court, near Maidenhead; the Earl and Countess of Gainsborough, on a continental tour; the Earl of Cardigan, from Portman-square, to inspect the Warwickshire Yeomanry Cavalry, at Warwick; Mr. and Mrs. G. Holland Ackers, for the Continent ...

... productions.—Weekly Chronicle. Henry Colburn, publisher, 13, Great Marlborough -street. RIGHT HONOURABLE HENRY GRATTAN. By •HIS SON. HENRY GRATTAN, Esq., The Fifth and concluding Volunv? is also preparing. This truly valuable work will unquestionably ibrni ...

... THE POACHER. THE DOG-FIEND. PHANTOM SHIP. By CAPT. MARRYAT. A R N Y. DE VORM E. PHILIP AUGUSTUS. HENRY MASTERTON. THE MAN-AT-ARMS. By G. P. R. JAMES. SENSE AND SENSIBILITY. EMMA. MANSFIELD PARK. NORTHANGER ABBEY. PERSUASION. PRIDE AND PREJUDICE. By MISS ...

... SOMERSET (WEST.) T. D. li.eland, Esq. ;W. Dickinson, Esq. Elected. CARDIGANSHIRE. (Viorn our own Reporter.) CARDIGAN, THURSDAY. The election of a member td represent this county in the ensuing Parliament took place thf2 day, and has ended in the unanimous ...

... —ilexander Perelvil; WilUam Richard Ormsby Gore. - - Borough of Silgo.—John Patrick Somers Esq. County of Meath.--Daniel O'Connell, of ! Merrion-square, in the city of Dublin, Esq.; Henry Grattan, of Stephen's-green, in the said city of Dublin, Esq. County of ...