... druggist ; John Gunline, Liverpool, coach and cur pinpne.iir Samuel AVP'eyard. Manchester, stuff merchant and -arehon.em.n , J 1 * waring, Goroal, Staffordshire, griper ; John H*mkef, C ton. Nottingham, milliner and haberdasher ; Kwh. d Ell.wrn and John Oood»ortb ...

... are executed in superior manner, in the first style of art. Several eminent military officers and others have inspected the arm, and they consular it to be very suitable weapon for the British army. The company of artillery that recently embarked for China ...

... de Stafford an d Carroll, J Kinselah, J Jack: lendid robe of crim- Branchitsch, the Eari of Hardwicke, Colonel Arbuthnot, John John Green, | ra of the most costly | Captain Meynell. pinger, Philip Wa!-h, James Hickey, J ‘The gentleme: -in-waiting on the ...

... with- Grattan ; he was opposed 16 am Uys 10 move one to the fame has not equalled his merits.” - the restoration of I beg to observe that the proceedings hear, hear). not correctly set forth. No such act his amendment. assed—nor did Mr. Grattan ever propo ...

... was who marrie Esq., John S$: prowl, Esq., Esq., &c-, &e. Society ; B: of deeds, having been distinguis| hed only for rough and broke away. and tried it with the left on th | spirit 3 js removed to S ligo from son to the late Sir John Jill, of Hawkstone ...

... could continue to range tbemselvefl on that evening in opposition to her Majesty’s government. He understood the noble lord (John Russell) affirm that a fixed duty was preferable to a sliding scale. But there was nothing in the motion of the noble lord ...

... parliament which has been returned by the English. John Bull, who talks so much of his Anglo-Saxon race— John 801 l has returned this monopolist parliament—a parliament to starve the working classes. John Bull has often boasted of his love freedom; ** I ...

... that time his business was su lunder of Peel, and | ploy of Cap of men, and fire-arms de- (hear, hear). he men a bounty to induce this time, he is not T nig ht by an armed body He denied heving any, and the practice to give t! anded from the owner. d severely ...

... Donnelly, Esq., Westmoreland-street, 11.; Mr. John Verschoyle, Cannon-street, 11. ; from the coal-porters, per Mr. T. Hanlon, 10s. ; from Alderman Gardiner, R. W., Paul’s parish, for ten Repealers. Os.; from Mr. John Kelly, Greenmount, 75., and froraj Messrs ...

... we } Mr. Ponsonby, allotted to the Conservatives) during t he election. Gentle- convincing you, in spite of your wishes Sir John Power, interest with me will spirit of rancour existing in our breasts t gan, Alderman Gardi- men who are in the same political ...