... is apt-to appear.”] ‘lt is reported that Lord Egmont is to have the Property of the Ifland of St. John in the Gulph of St. Lawrence ; and that Lt d Cardigan claims the valuable and important Ifland ,as graniéd by King George tfig Firft. — . V 1 pear, from ...

... Condition of their being | tranfported for their natoral Lives, Friday laft John Jorden, one of the Fellons concerned in break ng ouvt of Maidftone Gaol, and murdering Mr, John Stephens the Keeper, was recommitied to the faid Gaol by Charles Whiteworth ...

... Chejhire, Sic Henry Muinwaring, 0 Pever, Bart, Camb* & Hunt' John Waddington, of Ely, Efq. Cornwal!, James Vivian, of Pencallevick, Eiq. Devonfbire, Charles Hayne, of Lupton, Efg. Dorfetjbire, John Smith, of Sidling St. Nicholas, Efg. Derbyjbire, ¥ ran.Nogl ...

... each, on Admiffion. 8% Tiexkts 10 be had of the Stswarns, or of M. Wooorovuere, Affitant Organift. Mr. HENRY COLE, and s Mr. JOHN OWEN, PP e N 8 .N .5 ACT FIRST. OVERTURE, sthh Marrint. J SONG, Mr Saviree, CONCERTO, gt Corzrur, S ONGC Mrs. Smitu. OVERTURE ...

... depots of arms or ammunition f—2A. 1 believe there never ‘were any, the arms'were in the hands of the people, and they hid them; this was confidered the fafefi method. - 2 ' m&' 1t has been flated to m{‘ Committee, t you have faid you fwore Mr. Grattan? —A ...

... Waolverhampton. —~Nov. 30, Jobn Marflen, of Kedlefton lan, Derbyfhite, dna', at the King's Arms Tavern, Derby —ar. ' George ‘Tepperley, of Boothby, Cumbertand, and john Fleming, of lrmmw\, faid County, check-manufa&turers, at the Bloe-Bell, Carlfle.—Dec. 3 ...

... , Wm. , to Mils Barnet, both of that place. g i On Tuefday, Mr, John Homer, fadler's ironmonget, to Mifs Cépe, thgtm:t of Mr. Cope, druggift, both of Bigmingham, / On Thurfday, Mr. John Laughton, farmer, of Heathencote, to Mifs Gordon, eldeft daughter ...

... Truly had i which this ¢-#t the flu&un%fl different agi piogreflive came forwar Catholic bret ~Conftitution u fight. (Hear! Sir John Hi Mr. Wilperf proceed in this the advocates o was 110 é&hance’ tlemah who o opportunity as people of Engl no means made why ...

... ftruck ; but throug E the firm '{.fciplitw of the enemy, it was put out. || Allow me to mention the Firft Lieutenant, Mr;! John Davies, a good Officer, of cleven years ftand i ing ; and Mr. Nathaniel Norton, a Mate that haj/ -pa%ed a Lieutepant, 1§ dm ...

... and praised by 1.3 former colleague. For his own part, he respeeted Sir John Newport, but he could not conseat that the Ministers should shelter their misconduct under Sir John's fair character. If the amendment of Lord Morpeth were adopted, the very ...

... thne for decision. The discussion was continued by Sir D. J. Norreys, Mr. Shaw, Mr. Lynch, Mr. Litton, Mr. H. Grattan, Lord Stanley, Lord John Russell, and Sir R. Peel, when on a division, the motion was lost by a majority of 311 to 162, The third reading ...

... in the park, accompanicd bythe T . f Mohenlohe and two of the childron of hor Serene lighiness the Countess of Charl . Mr. John Grevilie Fonnell, secretary to the New Association for the Promotiva of the Fine Arts in Scotland, waited upen Prinee Albert ...