... the Hon. Hely Hutchinson, Mr. R. A. Fitzgerald, J. P., Muckridge House, county Cork; Mr. Kellv, M. P.; Mr. John O'Connell, M. P.; Mr. Henry Grattan, M. P., &c. Mr. O'Connell stated that the Committee appointed to take into consideration the propriety of ...

... close in the defeat nt the. laimant. nevi' el. i ant, named John ii It, has just one hi Tut sday last, this niamw it li on, or a other Leighs, and twenty-five other pt's ins, to Stonleigh phis y, arm in tall, and 0• • osn. Their arrival rim t have b. in ...

... et ornamental border, at the p of which the royal a eane. well brought out; at the bottom is a good Gresham arms, on the left hand side the arms of the rty is London, and on the right a bust of the Queen; ¢ rounded by the rose, the shamrock, and the thistle ...

... may be bad ten days previous to the sale. the George Inn. Winchester; Bear. Reading; George, Odiharu , Wellington Arms. Strutfieldtaye; Arms. Overton; | place of sale, and of Mr. Isaac Williams, land agent, auctionecr. and appraiser. Basingstoke. ...

... COUNTY COUBT.-(Before John Ellas Atkins, eeq.) Mvrvrr.- Francis Kennedy, John Toole, Frederick Pas/tell Thomas Bart, Richard Lane, David Mc Oreyor, Buqh Jones Daniel Patterson, Bobert Morrison, George Ford, Archibald Johnson, John Dines, Bobert Abby, Edward ...

... nooks these dominions, to govern the proceedings of the magistracy. A glorious case occurred the Bicester Petty Sessions. One John Coo gins, labourer, was charged with against the Game Laws. had teen, the rooming of the lit September, walking about a stubble ...

... reading of our military proceedings in Affghanistan, that the forces of the English empire amounted to a million men under arms: so that the roll of the morning drum might follow the course of the sun, keeping up one continued and unbroken din. Our flag ...