... 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 ...

... l of India, was aide-de-camp S»e John Moore the battle of Corunna, January 17. 1809. and was close to the lamented general when cannon-ball carried away his left shoulder and part of hia collar-bone,, leaving the arm hanging the flesh. Globe. Theatre ...

... obliged to remain from the : piddle worship of God on that. ii of hos was surprised by an armed party enterilm his house at mld-day, and dionantling bis tire-arms or his lie resisted these lawless with a nobic determitration I which mono' hot be commended ...

... they may one day become your superiors. A BLIND WmnEuLwiLGeT.-Fersons visiting Cheddar Cliffs must not forget to enquire for John Cooper's cot- tage, where they will be highly amused. This ex- traordinary man has been quite blind for forty years, doring ...

... James Bryce, jun-, F.G S ; Edmund Getty. John Grattan, Rev. Thomas D. Hincks, LL.D., F. 0.5., M.R.1.A., George C. Hyndman. James D. Marshall. M.D. ; James M’Adam, Robert S. M'Adatn, Robert Palterson. Rev. I. Steen. John Stevelly, M.A.; W. Thompson, William ...

... James Oswald, Esq. of Auchincruive, MY,.P ; John Denaistoun, Esq., 3I.P.; Mir. Sheriff Alison; Mr. e Sheriff 1ell; ;Lieut.-Colonel Nlagennis, S7th Regiment, Glasgow; om- Captain NV . HI. Davis, Tygwyn, Cardigan ; Swvnlen Jervis, E~sq. of Darlaston Hall ...

... A. F.G.S. Edmund Gettv, Esq. John Grattan, Esq. Rev. Thomas D. Hincks, LL.D. F.G.S. M.R.I.A. George C. Hyndman, Esq. James Marshall, M.D. James M‘Ad.un, E«q. Hobt. S. M‘Adam, Esq. Robt. Patterson, Esq. Rev. I. Steen, John Stevelly, M.A. Wm. Thompson, ...

... for the future, pray remember Prince Boothby.— Life G. Brnmmel. by Captain Jesse. Grattan There never existed a man more universally and deservedly belovedthan Mr. Grattan : his nevertiring and disinterested zeal in the service of his native land, his ardent ...

... refer. Mr. Grattan I.ad ; defined the true genius of the Irish nation lo “affectionate.” would not recal the house their desperate fidelity ton fallen race of ; hut ti!l the Hanoverian succession, they had never seen monarch except under arms against them ...

... remain at home, contrary to his custom of attending church; and, at mid-day, he was surprised an armed party entering his house, and demanding his fire-arms. The gallant fellow roisted the demand of the lawless ruffians with noble determination, which cannot ...

... 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 ...

... Garth, Christchurcl*, Grand Compounder; Frederic and James T. Barlow, Chiistchurcli; Robert New Inn Hail; John Slatter Eaton, Ww center; John Wadham and George Augustus Alston. Wadham; Geo. Frederic Buller, Exeter; Edmund France Perceval, Brasenose; ...