... was to consolidate its authority at home by making allies of the priesthood. Every indulgence which could be shown without arming the jealous spirit of the Liberal party has for years been vouchsafed to the high Cliurch faction. _ With Louis Philippe, ...

... COMMISTTEE. John Dunlop, Esq. J. D. Powles, REsq. Jotus Finlaison, Esq. John Reid. Esq. Charles cGatliff, REq. James Smith, Esq., of Dearston, T. P. Gihsoni, REsq. IThomas Southwood Smithi, Esq., Sir Ralph Howard, Bart., M.P. M.D. Edward Hurry, Esq. John Wlilliam ...

... Agent for UoytPt. Amtmck (Angleoea) —John Jones, Collector Port Due*. Ardro.ua o—Mr. James Porteous, Harbour Master. Antwerp—Mr. Henry Solomon, St. Lawreft Quay, Banf—William Hossack, Customs Agent. Bangor (Wales)—John Llopd, Port Penrhyn. Barmouth—Captain ...

... The right boo. baronet the First Lord of the Treasury, indeed—as Neptone of old calmed the waters of the ocean raising bis arm and trident—dispelled these fears in the same manner, and with equal facility. The beneficial result of the operation of this ...

... Eliza, Clark, Inverness An'sßesolntion, Jewett, Loud William, Smith, Dundee Zior, Clark, Glasgow Britannia, Mackie. Inverness Armed [May 22] from Rachael, Bus, Copenhagen Vesta (a), Loth Sovereign, London CarlEmil,Vabrodt,Griefswald Soiled [May for StJaqnes ...

... British Qun.Dodd, Newcastle New Ann, Tarbert, N.port Dove, Davis, Porthcawl Sarah, Fletcher, St John Sabrina (s) E., fresh breeze, with showers. COLLIERS. Armed [May from York, Goole Minerva, Cardiff Auckland, Stockton Friendship, Seaham Ocean, H.pool Gleaner ...

... adjourned till twelve o'clock to-morrow. Group I. LONDON AND YORK LINE. (Continued from our Afternoon Edition of yesterday.) Mr. John Boys, manager for Messrs. Watson, the largest merchants in Manchester—The proposed London and York line would afford great ...

... various Sovereigns, which were never intended to represent arms, and that it would he as reasonable to take St. George and the Dragon for the arms of George IV., as to adopt those devices for the arms of the monarch on whose coinage they appear. He points ...

... Denison, J E Hutt, W Roebuck, J A Ainsworth, P Dennistoun, J Ingestre, Lord Ross, D R Aldam, W VEYNCOVRT, C James, W Round, John Anson, Hon Col T James, Sir W Rous, Captain Archbold, R Dickinson, F HJermyn, Earl Rumbold, C E Arundel and Divett, E Jocelyn ...

... The registry of Meath must be attended to. You have one hearty, thorough-going, excellent, hereditary Repealer—Mr. Henry Grattan—a representative for the county. Mr. Corbally, if he were a Repealer, would, I believe, make a good member; but if he be not ...

... appoint Peter Ralph Shield, Stc., as one of Her Majesty's Hon. Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms, vice Ellis, who retires. The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. John King, as Consul at the Cape of Good Hope for His Majesty the King of Prussia. The Queen ...

... injustice to Ireland as Lord John Russell. They were all agreed about the Bill. The Government refused to alter the Bill; this he knew ; but they would all unite and rally—all Ireland together—to defeat this atrocious measure. Mr. GRATTAN next addressed the meeting ...