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... Clay-T. W. Bamtt; and H'. T, H. Smith, Shipowner. CHfden—Francis Brown. Colchester and Wiceuhoe—John (i. Chamberlain. Conway—John Jones, Liverpool Arms. Cork—Coates and Lefebure, Ship Agents. Core of Cork—X. G. Seymour, Jun., Ship Agent. Cowes—Thomas ...
... Exchequer yesterday. PRINCE ALBERT AND THE 11TH I.IUSSAIIS.-A splendid entertainment was given on Friday last by the Earl of Cardigan to Sir E. Blakeney, Lieutenant General commanding the forces in Ireland, Major General Wyndham, the officer commanding regiments ...
... Agent. Holyhead—John Jones, Customs, and J. Thomas. Hull—Mr. John Bilton, Ship Agent, %c. Huna, (Pentland Frith) S. Davidson, Ship Agent. Ipswich Mr. James Barber, Lock-master. Ilfracombe Mr. \V. B. Vye, Lloyd's Agent, he. Islay (N.8.)-John M'Lean, Agent ...
... of the Maximum k , - slot Convention under the t the French attempt was made, at a time of great po e Nre-e'telnent b n armed with the most tremendous 11,..14eete°er nl by e a Legislative Assemb . ly,-. perfectly :N4 - NI their b e li ef of the possibility ...
... Parka and Palaces. John Murray, Albemarle-street. Early in May, Bvo., LORD MAHON'S HISTORY of ENGLAND. Vol. IV. Comprising the &wen Years' War in Glermany, the Conquest of Canada, and the Foundation of the British Empire 111 India. John Murra -, Albemarle-street ...
... Majesty's honourable corps of an interview with the Chancellor of the Exchequeryesterday. Gentlemenat-Arms dined together yesterday evening. Mr. John Wood,Ch a i r man of the Excise had an inter v i ew Chancellor of the Exchequ er ye st erday. with the ...
... that plan they would obviate the necessity of placing the Se: cretary in the Cabinet, and thus raising him above superiors. Grattan had defined the true genius of t he Irish nation to be affectionate. He (Captain B.) ne ed not refer to her past history to ...
... Red Lion-square : and Mr. Foster, Man- Fifths bud-sereet.-JOHN PEMBEIte ON, Knostrop, Yorkshire, soap bailer, May I and June 1, at eleven, et the Court 01 Bankruptcy, Leeds. Auer. cheater.-JOHN MA RUNG, harneldswick, Yorkshire, farmer, May 16 and Liverpool ...
... Boston. DEAL—May 21 Arrived and proceeded for the river—The Cybele, Griffiths, from Berbice. John Horton, from Manilla. A barque, from Batavia. Bride, from St. John’s (Newfoundland,). Charles, Dallin, from Tobago. Susan King, M‘Lean, from St. Lucia. Dinah ...
... into the odious instrument of treachery—of a man in the service of Government--o man engaged in the honour_ able protinsion of arms—a who, when lie engaged his life in the service of Government, ought to have some guarantee that he would not be degrailed ...
... the. audience simultaneously rising t° him. prince s9 .o Mrs. H. P. Grattan has suddenly quitted the i s s aid, I from a difference with the lessee, which ended, it .o an appeal to 'arms. The affair is likely to give • ment to the gentlemen of the long ...
... as the majority of the trustees shall approve of. The bridegrooms must belong to the parish of St. George in the East, St. John, \Yapping, or to St. Paul, Shadwell, and be members of the church of England. The trust, at the present time, is composed of ...