... regards W. Nield—J. Gardner & B. Chamberlain, Lancashire—ll. Leggatt T. B. Neville, Qty—T. Lloyd & Davies, Cardigan Lloyd, C. Davies, Cardigan —C. Mellor, 5. Venable', & T. Pinder, Staffordshire, no far regards T. Pinder—P. &Bennie & T. Biz. Warerickat ...

... Meet:, N. M. Smith, P. Bennett, M.P., Fellows, M.P., R. Paisford, NI.P., It. J. Miklanny, ALP., A. Smith, IL Costa, E. Grattan, T. Grattan, I'. Budworsh, B. &snake, P. Vigor, C. W. Wynn, Browrigg, M.P., 11. Cochrane, A. Muckinnen, Keily, 'Praratt, J. Kirwan ...

... . Fourteen battalions are to be forthwith em b o died, clothed, and armed ; makings force of 10,000 men for the city, nearly equal to the whole standing army of our state. Once arms in the hands o f every Roman, adieu, a long adieu, to the hope of ever ...

... Flanders. Logi:owe, March 31.—Wind this day at noon, E.N.E., light breeze, and fine. DEAL, Muth 30.—N. W. to N.N.E.—Arrived: Arm Jane, China; Baboo, China; Franklin, Batavia • Aurora, Calcutta; Samarang, Calcutta Kingston, Callao,'for Leith; Polly, Callao ...

... Berkeley square. It was attended by Lord John Russell, the Marquis of Lansdowne, the Earl of Mint*, Sir George Grey, VisoountPalmenton, Earl Grey, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Earl of Auckland, Sir John Hob • house, Lord Campbell, Viscount Morpeth ...

... dissatisfied, and accordingly have pitched upon smile Mr. George John O'Connell to contest the county with Mr. Monsen, in the place of Smith O'Brien. But most assuredly Mr. George John will go wall-weed, nor is it improbable that Mr. M. may not head ...

... Marquis of Anglesei. -Dr. T. Thompson, by the Earl of Devon.- Mr. D. Caren, on appointment t r H.M. bon. carps of Gentlemeo-at- Arm. by Lord Foler.-Me. T. Ogilvy, on his marri..ge, by the Earl at Suffolk.- Dr. Meridock. by Sir 0. Grey, Mart. -Key. H. M. Erskine ...

... conditions upon the Queen. Our . government has made several very . great mistakes in this business. The admission of the armed intervention of Spain, not to put down MicueL, but whenever British troops should land ;—this was a wrong admission, and will ...

... Ann, New York far aim; Concordia, Barbadises, for Amsterdam; Duke of Welliaglea, St. John's. OTT Lnann.—Ocean, New York, for Havre. Orr PILL, March 27.—Galatea, St. John's, N.B. Cowan, March 28.—A ship's head-board, marked lady Harvey, in yellow lettere ...

... light very different from that in which it is seen by the repeaters. There is truth, however, in the following distinction : Grattan'. boasted revolution eatablinhed not the Independence of Ireland, but the independence of the Irish Protestant asorndancy ...

... THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 13, 1847. Bearer of the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen -at-Arms ; the Solicitor-General for Scotland, Mr. Sheriff Cha2liri Mr. Sheriff Kennard, Sir C. Young, Garter; Lord A. i'Affet, Clerk Marshal; Sir H Nicolas ...

... heeds of members it would kave prevented a great deal of what had been said. They would not then have heard charge+ repeated arming the government, to which it seemed the re was a complete answer. ( No, no ) Well, it would have prevented the impression ...