... Rev. J. P. Wheelan, Mrs. Alder, Miss Alder, Mrs. Captain Alder, Sir John and Mr. Seymour, Maior Hockley, Captain Keating, CapUin and Mrs. Pickard, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Cubitt, Rev. John Sheehan, Rev. James Whisli, Lord and Lady Clon- brock and family, Hon ...

... passengers. Left in port—the Nightin- Haater, to leave for Uverpool on 22nd May. fSLrt. Fisher, dischareing; and Viola, from St. John’s, via 17. The Penningham, had left for Macao ‘•he 18tb. June 27, midnight, fell in with vessel lire end on going near her ...

... assume and take the name, and bear the arms of Gough only, in compliance with the will of the late John Gough. of Perry Hall, aforesaid; such royal concession Icing duly registered in her Majesty's College of Arms. -1-h.lWk D y r X HESS (DOWAGEU) OF BKDPOKD ...

... knows will do good. His denunciations of it were not honest. He wanted the bitter sincerity, and fiery bigotry, of bis. Son John. What wonder, that this double-dealing should not have excited attention, or commanded respect? And now, be has returned to ...

... Mr. Dickinson,—Sir Thomas Acland, and Mr. Shell,— Mr. Patrick Somers, and Mr. Alexander Hope,—Mr. John O'Connell, and Mr. Wyse. - The purport of Lord John Russell's Amendment was, to add to the Grant from the Consolidated Fund such funds 1 as might be ...

... which he knows will do good. His denunciations of it were not honest He wanted the bitter sincerity, and fiery bigotry, of Son John. What wonder, that this double dealing should not have excited attention, or commanded respect? And now, be has r, turned to ...

... Siiver-street, or John Dickinson of long one’ John Rickerby of Elvit, upon the same terms. His money wiil be rea will want next week at r Welche’s, innkeeper, New Elvet, Durham. Wm. Brown of Greenwich, who has a w lez, will walk John ole away Ratciiffe-highway ...

... obviously imitation of the pointed prose of Henry Grattan—//ic Henry Grattan of 1815, orator, statesman, and patriot, diflerent, in many points, from his namesake (and son) of Conciliation HalL” Mr. Grattan, who had nothing of the fend in his heart, denied ...

... do all in their power to put an end to violent outrages. Mr. Henry Grattan next addressed the meeting. As usual he cited some of the opinions of his revered parent. The late Mr. Grattan declared that there were two classes, or parties, that weuld extinguish ...

... the country, blaming government for the late affray near Cork, in allowing the policemen to be armed, and denouncing the murtlerer of Mr Booth. Mr 11. Grattan and Mr I J. O'Connell addressed the meeting at great length, reiterating the opinions to which ...

... Club. On Saturday there will be a match for 1000 guineas, be- Ben8 en the Marquis of Conyngham's yacht Flower of Yarrow Lord Cardigan's Reindeer. lord Stanley's bill. The Belfast Chronicle contains a report of a meeting held at Dunmurry, on Saturday, at the ...

... Club. On Saturday there will be a match for 1000 guineas, between the Marquis of Conyngbam's yacht Flower of Yarrow and Lord Cardigan's Reindeer. LORD STANLEY'S BILL. The Belfast contains a report of a meeting held at Dunmurry, on Saturday, at the house of ...