... Sailed [March Woodside, Chriatie Hawick, Duncan, Newcastle farChtrtnte John, Burton, do Janet, M'lntosh Brauosbrg, M‘Fnrlane,SShiel Queen Poroare Tucker, Atkinson, do both for St. John a Wear Pkt, Wyatt, do Wind S.W. strong. Friendship, Dolmie, do RYE. ...

... Donoughmore, Devon, Cardigan, and Clonmel. Viscount Gort. Countess of Donoughmore. Lords— Langford. Henry Loftus, Dunsandle, Talbot de Mala hide, Francis Gordon, Charles Kerr. Hon. Messieurs— -Robert Daly. John P. Vereker, W. , Pakcnkam, St. John Butler, H. P ...

... inquest at the Prince Regent, King-street, on the body of Philip John Turner, late a first-class boy on board H.M. steam-frigate Terrible. It appeared, from the evidence of the master-at-arms and other witnesses, that the deceased, who was an active youth ...

... ftp Sea King, New York from Liverpool Lion, Cadis from Preetcn 84—WiadW.,stTOM breete. CHEPSTOW: Armed [Mareh 19]/roes Powerfol, Camper, Milford Union, Johns [2o] Bristol 4.Brothers,Williama.PMadoc Robart,Chriatian[23] Mawprt DispatchCbapaaanrztf Bristol ...

... Association was held this day in Coneiliat ion-hall, and was pretty well attended. On the motion of Mr. Grattan, M.P., the chair was taken by John Mitchell, E.-q. The chairman thanked the meeting for the honour conferred upon him, said that he had been ...

... Helhnish, Charleston Psterasßebce.Scantteby.Plym Magnet, Davies, Cardigan CoPembroke(s), Rose,Bristol St. Bride, Bogers, do Disney, Bees, Charles, Raea, Llanelly Elisa, Griffiths, Cardigan Eleanor, Evana[2o] Waterfrd Was & Jane, Barret, Cork Sir Speedwell ...

... of his popularity—nay, more, at the hazard of his life (hear, hear), Henry Grattan had Lord LYNDHURST said his impression was that the come forward in parliament—Henry Grattan, the creator of bills were not similar. _ Irish independence, the great advocate ...

... prepared for war ; for fire arms are awkward things, especially when they are at full cock, and in clumsy bands—at least, we should have liked to have been out of the line of fire. But the attitude —was it shoulder arms, or present fire ?—what is ...

... Riding 0 East Riding West Riding 299,753 401,715 56,454 258,733 233,336 204,122 233,757 1,154,101 WALES. Anglesey 1 Brecon 1 Cardigan 0 Carmarthen 0 Carnarvon Denbigh Flint 1 Glamorgan 0 Merioneth Montgomery Pembroke Radnor SCOTLAND. 50,900 56,603 68,766 ...

... he has vindicated the great political doctrine of my illustrious friend, Mr. O'Counell, that of moral force as opposed to armed resistance ; he has beaten the enemy, not, indeed, with his own weapons, for those were weapons of slaughter, but above all ...

... 150 or 60 men all armed, bludgeons might justly subject a was to be allowed to leave his house during the hours of man to severe penalties. As to being found abroad with firedarkness on any pretence whatever, under the penalty of arms, that was provided ...

... TIM LAND LORDS AID THU L4lll NE. Mr. RAY read a letter from John Augustus 0•11Tei11. Esq., dated Williams lark, Iwli March, 1846. • • Again I raise the voice of warning. The C.. 'moment en now is—the blow has fall. n ; empire will said the mdrerees ...