... Impres“tol* touu ray man smtia the daya and Brougham. “•J»to. O'Cauuak exhibited rtill lam preteneious thou ?r‘^SF , *tofT V - Grattan charmed the Parliament, OOnnifl ahtrad people. Tha rama might to laid of btotobf.*** 7*«. eraf Canning and Hunt, or Brougham ...

... Vicarage, John George, Infant son of the • /oho At Mount C nor 11•111naaloe, John Sutherland Esq. In Limerick, Mrs. hooey, relict of Wm. Frewen, Eau., of Costlecormnell. May Gardiner's-plies. Joseph Nelson, Elm.. Q.C. 21, in Hallinrobe, of fever, John Roycrolt ...

... DRUGGETS OIL CLOTHS MATTING CHIMNEY AND TOILETTE GLASSES M fVEIT STREET tht Skaktprarr Rooms adjoining thf Theatre Birmingham JOHN RODERICK most respect-fallv invites attention of Pohlic to his elegant and SPRING FASHIONS which he with great rare from the ...

... •-.. New York Pauline Houghton. from Mauritius for London, lat made during the last ten day.. and wi th the preset t Armen,, Arm Ana. Arts Fanny.. - --Trinidad 35 S., long 19 10 E. April 7, the Lerwick. from . r o n. class . L. as our s - at, ,at -- ...

... of ultra-loyal men. How often has he been reproached by the surviving rebels of 1796 with his scarlet uniform and volunteer arms in 1798 and 1799. • The greatness of Mr. O'Connell may be fairly affiliated on George the Third. and the full magnitude cf ...

... George of Cambridge, and Colonel Drummond, accompanied a numerous staff, arrived, and were received by the troops presenting arms, the bands playing the national anthem. The troops having formed into double open order, were inspected by the Duke of Wellington ...

... subjeet. however, attended the chmse. ato onleer, till fresh in- , thereupon Mr. Peel end hi. friend to this .traction, covdd arm. from Kerry. At the end six weeks , and erentuxlly proceeded to the Comment. Mr. « brother, procredri I. St. Omer, «td finally ...

... body in ditch, horribly mangled, bis head, arms, and legs fractured. On Friday night last, fifteen bags of flour, the property of the Inland Navigation Company, were stolen from the boats at Williamstown. John Drury, steward of William Welsh, Esq., of ...

... William Craft, Spring-street, Paddington, fishmonger. John Thomas Groves, Millbrook, Hampshire, seed-crusher. John Hhrland, Marrick, Yorkshire, banker. Robert Hibbins, Rutlandshire, stone-mason. John Hill and George Hill. St. David Devonshire, builders ...

... poor, prostrate Ireland. The bells of the BA Michael and John, Bt. Paul, &c., were toiled stn the arrival of the afflicting news, crifice and prayers offered for his eternal re, stated that Mr. John O'Connell left Dublin hoping to be in time to ate his father ...

... with bread, the mob demanded the honey ex|»osed for sale in the window. Some carts laden with Hour belonging to Mr. Francis John Neill and Co., were attacked in coming into L: me rick horn port, and portion of it taken. Information having been received ...

... appetite for insurrection, through the indulgence which some of his relatives have rendered themselves rather remarkahle. His son, John O'Connell of Aghgore and Darrynane, took the field in at the head of a company of foot, which he raised for the service of ...