... dead Ho had received fractures of the jaw, left arm, and right leg. A driver named Evans was dead; lie had rccoived great scalp wound, fracture of the ribs in the left side, and fractnre of loft upper arm. Another driver was found to be dead •he had received ...

... loon be made to the Irish Catholics. Grattan came to and saw Pitt. who hinted that. while the Governnett would not bring forward a Bill themselves, they wool.] not oppose it if brought forward by others. Grattan home persuaded that the day of the final ...

... of the Grenadier Guards, brother of the member for Dorchester, and nephew of Lord Cardigan. He informs the electora that he has “ shared in the triumph of the British arm: at Alma,” and that he has been invalided from active service by wounds received ...

... Cooke. Bristol. Canliff Mr. R. F. Langley, Solicitor. Cardigan Chepstow Mr. James Coles. Chipping Sodbcry Mr. A. D. Morton. Cirencester Clevedon Hill, near Bristol Mr. Edmund Gurney, Poetmaster. Mr. John Virard. ▪ Mr. G. S White. Mr. Philip Bailin,jun. ▪ ...

... favour of freedom and Catholicity. In the Foreman of Saturday appears the following account of Mr. 11. Grattan's canvass the day before : —Mr. Grattan's grand canvass in Navan began before or about one o'clock, and before two he had to fly as fast as a ...

... Stokes Croft Do. Bt. 'tiling Da Temple Gate Broads sin Bromsgrova Broseley Burton.on Trent Cannock Cardiff Do. Bute Docks Cardigan Carmarthen Caterham Valley Cheltenham Cinder ford Clifton (Bristol) Coventry Darlaaton Dartmouth Dowling Droitwich Dudley ...

... customary dinner to the Sergeant-at-Arms and other principul officers of the House of Commons, on Wednesday, the 28th instant. Death of the Countess op Cardigan. —We have to announce the demise of the Countess of Cardigan, who died at seven o’clock on Thursday ...

... over and persecuting Irish Protestants, and confiscating all the property they possessed? Did again, prevent Grattan’s Parliament from raising armed force of Irish Volunteers extort, as they did, from unwilling England the indepen deuce of the Irish Parliament ...

... Barroa, Hon. G. Sir H. , H. Grattan, G. G. , KE. 8. Cayley, Six W , Mr, Pusey (Peelite), J. Sadieir. an,and on the Meerina at Wednesday on in a the principle of juss to every British interest ‘was beld ot pressure of Armes fon, om are in the of the trade ...

... {(Moxpar), at Five Six o'clock following important valuable PROPERTIES, situate at — Gloucester, in thi following lowing ST. JOHN CHURCH, THU RSDA EVENING, MAY Mth, With a Snorr ppress by the REV. A. _ valuable jece of FREEHOLD LAND, suitable for Bui i ...

... forth that, are freely — the ead eo the cross fo the Lord Jesus in Him St John testified that sinner who to us eternal life, end this life be in Hi address was given by Mr. H Grattan —_—~ = COUNTY POLICE. Sarvepat.—Before Dr. Ancram (in the ‘Wintes, Cupt ...

... Mr, P. Pries, Mr. W. C. Lucy, Mr. J. P. ilton, Mr. John Bellows, Copt. Marling, Mr. E. Wethored, Mr. G. F. Biddiford, Mr. E, V. Ellis, Mr. W, Washbourn. Mr. M. Sturge, Mr. J. E. Turner, Canon St. John, Canon Rev. J. A. R. Washbourn, Mr. H. Waddy, Mr. James ...