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... 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 ...

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... subu ,_ aA wes Mr. M. Gibson LO 8 OF whole a, 80 far for gested that a select committee rey de- appointed to searc' Mr. H. Grattan su the motion of Mr. M heme of tending that it dealt w outlet, ith nothing but the ‘picivoal ld have ‘Mr. urees.— select committee ...

... om. cats were found in his possession, io waited quantity of similar grain was Rossery at THe “ Mop.”—A young man of the John Grattan has been committed for trial our cit ements trates, charged with steal; on the 7th Oct. of James Evans ling a watch or ...

... who, under the title of “the menagerie at Chatham. Whilst Indian Prince, lephant, the ani John tre Storre against the t be severe injury of the scaly Sth the arm, and collar broken. nd Mil- B., and A Dateh lor has been drowned in quay > pon errata Lape ...

... St. John’s ; and Edward Stephens W il Robert Moss . Merton; Allen Weare Gar wre than the Magdalen ; and Al fred Brill, Lincoln. B = > & feeling of Hewpel, Fe Conferr most daring B. Lovelock, St. John’s —B.A.: Riel a the blie. Roberts, St. John’s Co Carew ...

... and arbit ti not | ceedings i ou inquire, which tous ny 12 Thea debate upon the othe Mr. Grattan's an and th the | Pao Ww. } them. | | Writs were issued for Cardigan and Lef nefit of He | LATEST INTELLIGENCE or isto the electors of the city of London on ...

... the Jews’ Oaths Bill at the beginning of the tut this too has been abandoned, rather ungra One would have thonght the by Lord John. appeal w shich Baron Rothschild made at the sto dinner, on Saturday, would have soft Lordship’s heart; but the poor Jew is ...

... Troughton, &- \. S Bachelors of Arts.—J. F. jurt, Trinit Trinity Coll T. A. Bedwell, Cattege B.D. Clarke, St. J John's College ; B. P. Stock, St, John's DIOCESE OF GLOUCESTER AND BRI! has recently taken place between Bishop of this Diocese and some mem! hers ...

... hands | siane. attack, and at given A cor rod, was | number had laid aside their arms and ly in down the parapets. A’ r. Grif- | one volley, the French bayonet, an some of | arme now | cipitate of the In the course of the night the eppointments were left in ...

... grand the new at the Guildhall, to which the Emperor and French are to be invited. 1 income, reon the ment of a First-Lieut. John Sangster, R.M., has been c: by sentence of court-martial, for druak oo | the 5602 is superior that the Em ol py to the rected ...