... Duchess of Marlborough, at Blenheim Palace. Her Ladyship's accouchment is expected to take place next month. The Earl of Cardigan has been entertaining, during the past week, at Deene Park, the Marquis and Marchioness of Worcester, Viscount and Viscountess ...

... only retreated upon Inver. instant orders for the evacuation of that town Wf nl| nor did he rest till he had crossed three arms »l • had placed that barrier betwixt him and the army— The Claris of Scotland. -[•This is a m •' - isle only contain «orne ...

... Francis W. Lealand, Esq., Drouheda. Dublin— John Ennis, Esq., of Merion-square. Dublin City— William Digges La Tsuche, Esq., of Stephen'i-green. Fermanagh— Paul Dane, Esq,, of Killyhevlin, Ennis- killen. Galway— John Martin, Esq., of Tullira Castle, Gort. ...

... -in the Queen's and Company » arm) ' site for the new club houi favour of Crockford's Club Hous which has accordingly been re- house will be at once deer. complete manner, and be ready members early in March. I: was Cardigan, and seconded by Lieut Napier ...

... follow must take place \ in London. Mr. Grattan agreed with his Honourable Friend, but he i thought at the same time that the lish Members should be j here. (Hear.) On the first day of last session he went j to Lord John Russell, and told him that the Irish ...

... supposing the matter may meet your approbation. THE BOROUGH OP CARDIGAN. Mr. Sergeant Jones applied to his Lordship for a writ of mandamus, directed to the Mayor and Town Clerk of the borough of Cardigan, commanding the latter to deliver to the former the list ...

... Thomas Thompson, Esq., John Jas. Verschoyle, Esq., K. A.Woods, Henry Kemmis. Esq.,! Q.C, Chairman of Kilmainham, Major Wills, Charles' Colthurst, Esq., John Molloy, Esq.. John Wisdom, Esq., : Arthur Jones, Esq., H L.ngri.he, Esq., John Lentaigne, '■ E-q ...

... unless immediate assistance i.c afforded them. Subscriptions received at Messrs. Ransom and Co.'s, and by the Secretary, Mr. John Jones, 40, Leicester-square. — February 2, 1819, WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL, Broad Sanctuary, opposite Westminster Abbey.— This ...

... fullest in- quiry, and for the prevention of such shocking catastrophes for the future. (Hear, hear.) IRISH INSURRECTION. Mr. GRATTAN moved for returns of the number of mi- lit uy and police engaged in suppressing the recent insur- rection in Ireland, with ...

... will take the chair at a quarter to four o'cloc! . NOTICES OP MOTIONS. Lord John Russell — Sessional orders. Sir William Somerville -Select committee or. Irish Poor Laws. Mr. Grattan — Returns of the number of troops of th.- line or other forces employed ...

... consideration, a reduction ofthe salaries of her Majesty's Ministers for civil services to one-half their present amount. Lord John Russell gave notice that on Monday, the 19th instant, he would move for leave to bring in a bill to alter the oaths to be taken ...

... way to get pos- ! session of arms; but surely no one Cv.uld justify the sus- ' ! pension of the constitution because an existing Arms Act I was not sufficiently stringent. Did the Government know ' the destination ot the arms purchased by the starving club- ...