... (Chters.) sure. Lord had hit excuse; be talked, of death's head, and cross bones. He was afraid the picture. Why, they are the arms of the Brunswick familv—of the elder brunch of bis Majesty’s family. Lord certainly not a Bronswicker. But, then, those who ...

... ANTRIM ASSIZES. Carricl-fcrgut, Monday, August 3, 1R35 Petit Jury—Mmst*. Wm. 1). Henderson, John Hu”*-. Wm. Vmr, John Riddle, P.ir Humill, John Patr'ck, Wm. Hunter, John Monteomerj, June* Moore, brand! Umsmorc, Hubert Greer, and Francis M*Laughltn. William ...

... on (to-morrow.) IRISH MILITIA. Lord John RUSSELL Rave notice, that, on Monday, he should more for leave brinß a Bill, to effect a further reduction in the militia staff of Ireland. CASE OF GENERAL DARLING. Lord John RUSSELL, also, gave notice, that, on ...

... exceedingly nij* mcrous. They ere ornamented, on the outside, with flowers, but little pr no trimming is worn under the brim. John Reeve.—This prince of the mock-heroic-comic actors has made a most advantageous engagement with the American manager*, who ...

... subsequent restoration to ¢ pension of John Hardy. from acting as Mog or « Gano or Rospeas.--On } night Jest, Sergeant Armstrong, of the Ballymecarre lice, in apprehending Hugh Gordoo, He, Grilis, Wm. Hunter, Patrick Reddy, John Sava time bec Jobn who, for a ions ...

... Tories—were giving way every day. (( en by f the land, some forty years ago, and his (Mr. Grattan’s at the had the honour of counselling him—(a voice, “* The of Grattan for ever !)-—(loud cheers)—he was di from office by that party who, in 1829, had the ...

... not subscribe the Justice Kent •' —Because, his inauguration letters on the subject,O’Connell accuses Lord Anglesey of re-arming the Orange yeomen; now, I know, that the urgent advice and dir»‘Ction of Lord Anglesey was ttitarm them. It is true, the most ...

... Needham, Viscount Ncwrv, General Pigutt, and the Misses Cun, her Lady- »hip’** sister*. The seven daughters of the Earl of Cardigan, of whom, the late Baroness Howe was the second, have been, by coofmon consent, considered as the elite of the English Nobility ...

... SPEECH THE REV. JOHN BROWN. Tms Gentleman (not an old acquaintance of ours, who tluu name the neighbourhood of Coleraine* but Gentleman who formerly residetl and officiated is Belfast, Minister of the Established Church), delivered the following speech ...

... se-lane; John M Autry, in Highstreet; Henry Kirkpatrick, in North-street; John I ton, Srnithfield ; and Hubert Elder, in Marquis-street ; wen.* each fined fid. Samuel Thobnm, ssme offence, North-street, an old offender, was fined ss. John M*Giaw, John M'Coy ...

... Commons; and the resolution which he (Mr. Grattan) had the honour of submitting, would call upon Mr. Tennent to make his charge, deny it, or stand in the face of the world convicted slanderer. Here Mr. Grattan read a passage fromanewspaper, containing ...

... Melbourne and Lord John Russell. —About one o’clock to-day, some attention was excited in the Strand, about 300 of the Delegates of the Church-rate Abolition Society, marching down, four deep, to have an interview with Lord Melbourne and Lord John Russell. The ...