... ua, ilolborn-hill, and 344, Strand. London. Sold, wholesale and retail bj'Mr Robert N. Gibton, Dublin; Dargaville, Cork : Grattan c, Co., Belfast; Raimes and Co.,and Scott & Orr, Edinburgh jLrnuhart, Aberdeen ; Dr Nelson, Glasgow; Ross and Nightingale ...

... the bodies of the common people to very deplorable degree. (Hear, hear.) This was in happy accordance with what the great Grattan said when supporting, in 1791, a bill for the almost total extinction of spirits—that the revenue was made for man, and ...

... Committee met at twelve o,clock. Mr William Anderson, guard of the mail from Edinburgh Aberdeen, Mr Rattray, also a mail guard, Mr John Ray,cleik to the Duty-House atGranton Pier, Mr A.G. Somxnerville, Post-Office clerk, and Mr Andrew Dowie, factor to Admiral ...

... this _spot tbut I entirely _agree _ftitll Lord _John _Runell , on the _subject of tlio Corn _laws—indeed _, 1 _bclieva yir Robert _Pevl and I _aleo ai _; rue on it ; but I am , _entirely _with Lord John Jtusscll , _and I 1 _^ 1 it _my duty / as it will ...

... to Lord Cardigan, and no doubt the legal proceedings w ill slop. The i|uantit,v of |>oiiltr,v «'X|Hirt«'il from Dublin to Eiiglniul iluriug tin Christmas wei-k, uinouiiU-il liiu huiulrcil toim, ami nae worth £2O per ton. Tlie lair Mr. John Parker, of ...

... working part of the community will fully participate in this very important change.— Times. CARDIGAN AND THE COURT JOURNAL.—We aro requested by Lord Cardigan to publish the following letter: —To the Editor of the Court Journal.—Sir,—Having read in your ...

... founded on truth (says the Church and State Gazette, in the height of its bigotry) do the speeches of Sir Robert Peel and Lord John Russell contain, to reconcile a Christian people to the admission of the Jewish nation to office A verdict of Manslaughter ...

... period iclected for the fete: thus, the Duke of Wellington appean-d the uniform the Duke of Cumberland of that day; the Karl Cardigan that of the llth Dragoons at lie battle Cnlludeu ; and the Marquess of Londonderry the dress cavalry officer of the time; ...

... thr !Inks and ltticheu of Somerset, the M a r q uis! of Winchester, the Earl of Roselyn, Lor I and Lady Arthur Lennox, Sir John and Laity Mac-1 donuts!. &e. The brisle was attended to the sitar by her sister. Miss Cecilia Wyndloun, her youthful half-sisters ...

... the Bricklayers' Arms. The box arrived between three and four in the morning, and was deposited amongst other luggage, and at six o'clock it was missed. In February, 13.0, a robbery of £1000 was committed at a solicitor's at Cardigan ; and though every ...

... life, ran up the trousers of John tanci Rayston, one of the millers, and forced its way upward to the top of his back, next his skin, but could get no far- ther in consequence of his neckerchief. The hero of Ghuznee-for John Rayston fought both there and ...

... people—a fact that we submit to the attention of the Journal des Debats, which seems to suppose the whole nation ready to take arms against Sir R. reel. Carrying our investigation from the number to the person• ality of the petitioners, we have arrived at ...