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... Nobility at the Opera-house on Tuesday night were the llachesi of N OltTHUMArlif. AN D, her fair daughters, and the Countess of CARDIGAN. What a falling otf is heevince the days of Hu- List:Toe an4l CAT A N ! Miss C PORI), the lady iii waiting upon Mrs. CLARKE ...
... approached one end of the room, she was opposed by • trim menacing ' armed with a huge rod of burls. When she looked behiiid her, she similar tissue at the other evil of the poise, armed is the The terns, notwith. standieg the strange which her. was Not ...
... Horton, and Henry and Edwin Sparrow, Birmingham, factors—John Merriman and John Healy, Fleet-street, primers —Thomas Gates and -Benjamin Hardwick. auorneys— Joseph Harding, Robett Tripbook, and John Lenard, Finsburybooksellere—Tbomas Telford and I%'illiam ...
... the rasogervhip of the floes, Paris, at Hampton Court, We regret to hear that the Right lion. GRATTAN lies dangermarly dl, at Twinshit.ch, p. that Mn.. GRATTAN ss else us a very bed Soto Ivealth.—(thhernisur The Windermere, soiled from' cow for Liverpool ...
... born in August. 1796. Her mother .was of the Lowther family, afterwards married the laze Sir John Ramsdell of Byratn. Bart. of which marriage the present Sir John Ramsden, and Mrs. Weddell, the nearest and dearest friend of her beloved sister, are the only ...
... Calke .thbey, the Lady of Sir Crewe, Bart. of a son. MARRIED. On the 18th instant, at Leicester, John Clarke, of New Gent. to Sarah, only daughter of John Coltman. Esq. of Leico: Ott Thursday, the instant. the Rev. William Barlow. M A vicar of St. Mary ...
... signed He:ley Grattan. was an expression of his thanks for the honor done him by the Catholic Body. tin 'drifting him to present their Petition, and a strong recommendation to them for the present to forego their intended application. Mr. Grattan stated it ...
... of, and the House adjourned at tea minutes past Eleteu o'Clock. till to-morrow. MR. GRATTAN. It is our painful duty I. record the death df the Right floss. HENRY GRATTAN. This melancholy event took place at a late hour Sturdily night, at his house in R ...
... CUSTOM-HOUSE, Aram 3. ENTERED INWARDS. Buren Verwagtheg, C. Piss (Bake; broker), from Rotterdam. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Turco, Arm Mevagiseey, of London, Bowden, front a erturaltar, has put in here leaky, and obliged to. discharge' er :argo. PLYMOU APRIL ...
... ondou • and Mr. Harrop . W. Masterman, Stillingfleet, York, dealer, Oct. 30, 31, and Nov. 29, at eleven, at the Blacksmith's. Arms, S winegate, York. Solicitors, Messrs. Jaques and New Inn, London; and Mr. Wood, York. E. West, Little Froome, Avenbury, Hereford ...
... Brandram, I. John 'Martin.. Esq. M.P. CV d, Eat. Rowland SlitcheU Esq. !Dian: D. wson. Esq. Hubert Mord. Esq. 'fir T. Marie Farquhar. flirt. John G. Ravensnaw, Esq. John Garrett, Esq. Alderman. Robert Rickards, Esq. Nicholas Gerry, Esti. John Share, Esq ...
... Forrand, John Belittle Hey tesbury Pe. H. A'Ceurl,C. A. A'Coitrt Higham•Ferrere Planta Muslim Hon. F. G. Cal tborpe, John Hoo P. F. Cost, Samuel Crawley Horsham .. Robert Hurst, Sir J. Aubrey. Kart! Duni inirtmshireW. H. Fellowes, lard John litintiugdou ...