... and the *others officers • of. the Edinburgh Militia, at present quartered there.-- 7 -The 1-ocn PRESIDENT of the Court of Session, Major Ge6cral DR‘ummoND, NN ere present. . An account has been received from B9mbay, whieh States, that the Honourable the ...

... debtors, discharged under the Insolvent Aft, at tlft late Surrey Sessions. • Friday 'se'rmight, a most melancholy accident happened within a few miles of Dublin. A Mrs Brown, of Croghan, County Ro'common, who had resided with her husband for the benefit ...

... GIDDY said, there was not time in the present Session to bring in a Bill anti carry it through the House; but he pledged himself to produce a measure to extend the right of vuting, early in the ensuing Session. . Mr. Serjeant ONsLow deckred, that on examination ...

... renewal of the Charter, had prayed to be heard by Sir 0. Hill, Colonel Bagwell, Mr. Croker, and Mr. W. Fitz- House had sent Mr. Croghan to Newgate, for asserting gerald, said a few words in support of the Bill. The House then Counsel, and to have witnesses examined ...

... conversation, turning upon the question whether a petition of some description should nut be presented on the part of Mr. Croghan, the niotion, with a verbal amendment by Mr. S. Wortley, was carried on division, by 77 to sg, and a Select Committee appointed ...

... intelligence of an intended ..t Prague. 31. Mr. Grarlau g a ve not i ce o f h i s i ntent i on t o bring in a 13111 f ur the Session. of the Catholics, early in the ensuing JUNE. I. Hamburgh Papers received, stating the arrival of the Crown Prince of Sweden ...

... y Business by putting Questions; together with a Sketch of the Debate that will take place on the Opening of the ensuing Session. This Day were published, In One large Volume, Octav,t, price 145. in boards, . LECTURF.S on INFLAMMATION ; exhibiting a View ...

... conducted in a masterly manner 0 merc wl)W 0 f l. on(ioll . am l who are opinion Ito1 to I’ 1 ; a,; ,' E*. h-l.! y; Col. Croghan, who had lost ti.e aid oi that valuable and that, contrary to positive riifieement, lire IVoperty-tax 1. ' Rmrrer you. teinHiiiet ...

... succeed, • . The defendant, having nteved the ipdielment from . . Mr. CHATTERLEY and Mr. WiLKINsoN were very enter- the Quarter Sessions, pays all costs. Mining; and Mr. Isaacs sang the airs allotted to him tremely well. Tuesday morning, at hall past- flie o'tlock ...

... regret, however, to mention, that a disposition to outrage has manifested itself in tbe county of Roscommon, at a place called Croghan, near Boyle. A Policeman was at- tacked, and hb wife wounded ; but the villains did not effect their purpose, whicb was to ...

... regret, ho-ever, to mention, that a dispositioo to outrage has manifested itself iu the county of Roscommon, at a place called Croghan, near Boyle. A policeman was attacked, and wile wounded ; bat the sillies's did pot effect their purpose, which was to seise ...

... We regrei, however, to mention, that i ',! 1 sition to outrage has tnaiiifested itself in the Koscommon, at a place called Croghan, near Bell a Policeman was attacked, and his wife wounded • L i the villains did not effect their purjuMe, which v'u J seize ...