... DONALDSON. B*o. 9a. MEDITv CENTTRI THE AGAMEMNON JESCHTLLU3, in and EnaWt; With Beta,. By JOHN CONINOTON, B.A, Uateenity Collage. Oxford. B*e. 7a. 6d. : John W. Parker, Waat Steead. *' ifew BOOKSAND NEW EDITIONS. r precum publicardm ; Ordo I J Admioiatcandw ...

... and apprehension, Mr. HENlIY GRATTAN likewise proposed an amendment, de. claring that the feeling of discontent, augmented by distress, which prevailed in Ireland, required the immediate attention of Parliamnent.-Mr. JOHN 0 'NxONEIXL seconded this amendment ...

... country was simply Ik*cause we had abstained from meddling with tier internal affairs. As for the Punjaub, the state of our arms that part of India was not such to entitle us to look forward to being able to reduce our military establishment The temper ...

... persons were arrested, charged with making seditious speeches. The military made domiciliary visits every day in search of arms, and examine every place, even the beds. The Ministry is firmly resolved to put on their trial several members of the Diet ...

... Ileatbeote's Valentinia, Mr. Gordon's Miss Bunney, Mr. J. 13. Day's Tue Tartar, Mar. Johns's New Forest Deer, Lord Warwick's Gwalior, Mr. B. Green's Sylvan, Lord Cardigan lid Egret, Mr. Crommelin nd Pillaage, Mr. Hf. Forrester nd Sampson, Lord Euston nd ...

... and other FURNITURE, and various Effects, St. John.street, Ieaumont.street, Oxford; D Hi B E S OL D B Y A U ?? O1 N, t e By l ?eAsrs. T!. aIAL:L and SON, itithout reserve, on the premises, No. 59. St. John.street, on Thursday the 3rd day of May, 189, the ...

... 'd, and all respect- able chemists and medicine vendors throughout the kingdow.B SAINT JOHN-STREET OXFORD. 0 Be SOLD or LET,-, FAuirt RESIDENCE, . . No. 23, Saint John-street; comprising-.a good entrance, breakfast, dining, and drawing rooms, five good ...

... Quarter. himself the agent of Lord John Hajr In negotiating the sale of one of the Queen's chaplainships for £6OO. The clergyman knew such transaction to be illegal, and withal dirty, but he at once believed that Lord John Hay, who stands as high in character ...

... read Mr. John Conington. taltfuinemte lor use of the of Aetro- 8 ,A.. Fellow of University Collage, to wliom the prize liad _„ 1 been * warded. noinJ The Engliflh E«my w&a next read, the prize for which had been awarded to Mr. Edward St. John Parry, 8 ...

... Eliza Heather, aged nine years, daughter of a solicitor, Camden Town, when trying on a ?? same 'Court, John Smith, charged with burglary in house of John Wray, E9q., Suffolk-street, Pall Mall, with intent to commit robbery-'H. Gillett,.butler, said, he was ...

... bad not tasted food fur two days. In each rase sum of money was funad on the imposter. They have all been sent to gaol. Mr. John. H. Price, a Dissenting minister Woodham Ferris, and Miss Priscilla Ruffle, daughter of widow ocenpying farm at High Roothing ...

... lower. In oats there was fa.r bus ness done, at decline CJ. to Is. per quarter. Desna and buyers. Floating cargoes of wheat, armed on lh«nou , occasional buyers, but those of Indian corn are consequence further reduction in the raluo tins article in Ireland ...