... street, Finsbury, hardwaremen, Feb. 25-John Webb Collisoa, and George W. Collison, of the Quadrant, linen-drapers, Feb. 28. CERTIFICATES, Feb. 24.-Benjamin Hogg, jun., of Arm- ley, Yorkshire, cloth-manufactolrer -John Bush and Neast Grevile Prideaux, of ...

... street, Finsbury, hardwaremen, leb. 25-John Webb Collisoa, and George W. Collison, of the Quadrant, linea-drapers, Feb. 28. CERTIFICATES, Feb. 24.-Benjamin Hogg, jun., of Arm- ley, Yorkshire, cloth-manufacturer - John Bush and Neast (Jrevile Prideaux, of ...

... to read extracts from the papers, and comment upon them. There were no arms, nor sticks; no threats against life or property. He had heard the general recommendation to have arms, but neverheard any language calculated to excite resist- ance to the a ...

... i78, 11apping-wall, ?? Allen, George Frise ana John l'owle, of Rye, Sussex, ?? Meyer, the elder, John Meyer, the younger, and Jameg Meyer, of Conduit street, Hanover-square, tailors, (so far-as concerns John Meyer, the ?? Stevens and Ebenezer spencer, of ...

... the Earl of Cardigan,to serveas the escort of the party it Canterbury. Greg M4JE5TY a'aBR1PE CAES -T his magnificent piece of confectionary weighs {QIbs., of which 27(1bs. are eatable, dreamable, and so frirtl. It is the composition of Mr. John Q. Mawditt ...

... friends of ihe wbi~ung catash (-lear, hiear.) PIt.waS; ouywohenohf Govei ment rttehited toput them t jo evs by;1beh. sitrong arm-r of- The :lav, thanit tie} ?? gabtowed. ?? .5! J. | - V ?? ; v. . . * - -d . ,ii>eaoiuticehwaas then putu and carr'ietl; u ...

... were continued on the former plan, as otherwise it. t would not be possible to judge of the state of Ireland. t h- Mr. H. GRATTAN said that he wished for these returns, 1 to test the speech of the right honourable Member for Tam- worth, delivered at the ...

... returns were continued on the former plan, as otherwise it would not be possible to judge of the state of Ireland. ks Mr. H. GRATTAN said that he wished for these returns, to test the speech of the right honourable Member for Tam- worth, delivered at the ...

... of the case precisely~were. TI'ie matter, he 'as' quite, ready to admit, rested entirely between himself nid the sergeant-at-arms. On Friday night, when the ciucnmstance alluded to occurred, the house was about to pro. ceed to a divisiop, ?? being very ...

... OF ENGLAND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, 8, King William-street, City. C.APITAL, ONE MILLION, _ DIRECTORS. George llarclav, Esq. John Ctthbert Joyner, Esq. William Cory;Esq. Henry T.awason, Esq. ?? Davis, Esq. James Row, Esq. Lairtciece Morgan, Esq. J. A. Thompson ...

... WraT, Lord MoaPsTu, Sir JAs. GaAnAm, Sir JoHn Hlomnoivan, and Sir ROBERT PFEL followed in Ingthened speeches,-one paity arraigning and the other defending the policy of the Government towards Ireland. Lord JOHN RUSSELL then replied; in the course of t ...

... Wear, Lord MOaPBTU, Sir JAS. GRAHAM, Sir JOHN I EolsHoUsxiindlSir ROBERT PERL followed in lengthened speeches,-!-one patty arraigning and the other defending the policy of the Government towrards Ireland. Lord JOH'N RVUSSELL thekf replied ; int the course ...