... Ambassador, and a clever speaker, but is also a thorough dilettante, next him is Mr. H. de Burgh. In this box, also, Lord Cardigan has his seat, as well as the gallant and good-hearted Com- mander of the Roval Yacht, Lord A. Fitzclarence. The next box ...

... agent. John Pearson, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Stafford, victualler.. John Turner. Mottram, Chester, licenced victualler. Richard at-on, Northampton, trainer of horses .. John Devcrcux, Adam street. New Kent road, frame work knitter. John Joseph Sanders ...

... Bill requiring their arms to be branded.—(Loud cheers.) had, locktd up chest English county, the arms which his father carried in 1782, snd transmitted him,accorop nyiug them note the following terms:—* These are the arms Henry Grattan, placed here because ...

... Hercules, and the voice of a Stentor. This distinguished member was announced to be Mr. William John O'Connell, the depu- tation from London, who came armed with the recom- menda*ion of 751. 16s. ld. from the London wards. He then expatiatiated on ...

... Agent. Holyhead—John Jones, Customs, and J. Thomas. Hull—Mr. John Billon, Ship Agent, &c. Huna, (Pentland Frith) —S. Davidson, Ship Agent. Ipswich Mr. James Barber, Lock-master. Ilfracombe —ilfr. W. B. Vye, Lloyd's Agent, he Islay (N.B,)—John M'Lean, Agent ...

... Margaret, Nutter. ydny « midr ** ,t ’ if*' ; F *. London Mary. Courtney, Truro Liberty, Johns, New Quay Nancy, Darke, Star, Rees. Tenbv Neptune, Griffiths, Cardigan BRISTOL. Disney, Rees. Tenby Dart, Gladstone, Liverpool Troubadour, Bcckct, do Co of Pembroke ...

... you are a prisoner j I send you my someige, If lose Ireland, we gain Russia,” &c.—Mr. Grattan came forward, and was received with round of apphius;. He (Mr. Grattan) had passed through London withoat calling at the House of Commons (hear) j he did so ...

... Hughes, Newport Star (s), Rees, Bristol Sailed for Eclipse, Reid, Cardigan & Aberystwith Cardigan Rose, Thomas, Wind S.W. MIDDLESBOROUGH STOCKTON. Arrived [June from Jane Ann, Walker, John, Spencely, Chatham Starling, Dunn, Dover Star, Clark, do Hannah ...

... the Irish Arms Act, and he pledged himself that while he lived no Englishman should brand either himself or his arms. They would rue the day when they called his countrymen savages, and they would make them rue the day they branded their arms (loud cheers) ...

... streis. To which will be added the Haliel bCOTCHMAN. To conclude with the Burlesque cf FUHIOSO. Distafhna, Mrs. 11. I*. Grattan. ST. JAMES’S THEATRE DOBLKR’S MAGIC —Mr. MITCHELL begs re*] nounce, that the surprising Experiments of N A 11 performed by ...

... the Irish Arms Act, and lie pledged himself that while he lived no Englishman should brand either himself or his arms. They would rue the day when they called his countrymen savages, and they would make them rue the day they branded their arms. (Loud ...

... — At Brecon, Saturday, November 2. Carmarthenshire — At Carmarthen and Borough, Tuesday November 5. ' Cardiganshire — At Cardigan, Thursday, November 7. Pembrokeshire — At Haverfordwest and Town, Saturday, November 9. Glamorganshire — At Swansea, Tuesday ...