... would now ask, what had a foreign parliament done for sl Shillelah. al head of a bullock —and that served up so filthily, that John Anderson, Echart Kline, Porter, Brown, Wilkie, Me. Dovir been ealled on, rese amid loud since the first day that her me:nbers ...

... Irvine, Esq. John Brigatman, Esq. Peter Morrison, Esq. George Cohen, Esq. William Shand, jun. Esq. Millis Coventry, Esq. Henry Lewis Smale, Esq. John Drewett, Esq. Thomas Tweed, Esq. John Drewett, Esq. Thomas Tweed, Eaq. MEDICAL OFFICERS. John Sims, M.D ...

... extremely good; while those on the prosecution of Lord Cardigan and Frost are laboured and inferior to many of Lord unprinted speeches, With respect to the speech in Lord Cardigan’s case, Sir John Campbell shocked man; sober-minded people who do not hold ...

... held theit weekly The following Guardi .ns were present, Mesere. John Wynne, (Chairman,) Knox Barrett, John Martin, Heory Griffith, William Faussett, Owen 4 ne, Gowan Gillmor, James Wood, John Ar- dersoa, ti. hard Gethins, Sir Wilham Parke, William C. cules ...

... -the people, that is about per cent. 7 t ncuß b«nt Ht. Johns. Keswick, Kusan Harriet. I ircumstance* and affairs of IndlTlduals. that never been yearly, which will aniouul four y*ar*. lake daughter John Marshall, Eaq.. of lialkteads. Cum- l-'TOUs Ok' \KWSI*AI*» ...

... . . It appeared by the statement of Inspector Barefoot and others that information was given Mr Thomas Drake, the Coopers’ Arms, Strullon-ground, that he had lately bus mined the loss of a gre number of beer-cans. The police proceeded to Duck-lane to ...

... --Claughtons and Grattan, Chesterfield, Derbyshire. wine-merchants (so far as regards J. Grattan, jun.) SCOTTISH SEQUESTRATLONS. GRIERSON, David, Enterkinfoot, Durrisdeer, Dumfrieshire, innkeeper. April 8. 29. at 1, at the Queensberry Arms Inn, Sanquhar ...

... events having been fixed for Kaster Monday immense number speeta* tors assembled, among whom were Lord Leigh, the Countess of Cardigan, and a great many fashionables. A Stxkplr-chsag of sovs each, with added; 11s* eech , a winner of a steeple-chase Tlbe extra ...

... maintain but increase his well-earned reputation.—John Bull. The freshness, variety, and racineM the sketches in these pages men and manners in Dublin, during the last few brilliant years of her Currans, Grattans, and other legal, literarv, and political stars ...

... bowsprit sprung. LI rely, Trapp, with the John Pink, from Jamaica; Manes, f ® A 'Hca ; and brig, name unknown, from Medlterrinsan. , ; * n ...

... spacious and noble court-yard. A handsome carriage portico forms the centre of the building, which i> surmounted by his Lordship's arms, in exquisite workmanship, the ends forming two beautiful'pa- viiions, with a picturesque belvidere and an elegant conser- ...

... West India Clergy Bill has been under discussion. You will see re is sad news from our Eastern possersions, and the British arms have met with several defeats. At home there has been much damage incurred among the shipping by severe storms.—A foolish report ...