... of Loud, words • tritrited to Mr. Grattan, which declared that her Ma - life would not he safe if the Tories cams into power ; and it was to such a declaration that be ho,I Hp+, ea the epithets allude.] to. Mr. Grattan wrote ORROI. questing that a• ...

... Enoch to blame in not having directed an investigation into Lord Cardigan's conduct. Sir 11. Vistas the course adopted by Lord Hill. Mr.llsweo regretted that the constitution of the arms not afford any retire,* to the olfieen. 'erring under Lord t'anbgiut ...

... Mather is so worthy a member, is of great antiquity. The Welch records carry the pedigree back to liwaythroed, the King of Cardigan, in direct descent from whom was Sir David Mathew, the great stanilard•bearer to Edward IV., and whose monument is in Llandaff ...

... o'clock. The Lord Mayor took the chair. the members of the general committee present were following :—John O'Connell, M.P.; Smith O'Brien, M.P.; Henry Grattan, M.P.; Mr. N. Maher, Ml',; Captain Broderick, the heal Pecificator, B. O'Connell, jun, ; the Wight ...

... (leering, Nen sr No Framing; VliTiolli Charles Hollenil, Esq., Liverpool ; John Pinch, F:sq., Tools and Berle qui* for the tusitiess; abio do.; John Cheethem, Esq., Ashton ' • John Whittaker, Cast Iron, Lead Copper Piping with es and , Esq., Hirst, near ...

... the flower of her days, leaving three sons; the Hon. Hugh, John, and Dudley Francis Fortescue; the second son has recently entered the army as ensign in one of our infantr) regiments. Sir John Peebell, Dart., the new Lord of the Admiralty, is a post captain ...

... the Exchange, Itnhiio, are the of Grattan, Flood, FAN., others. HAN, A - ilk exot, Afinierotorannotinces that the widow 4.f Johli Bdollll, 1110 author, him received • pension ,if per annum from the civil list. Lord John Himself' letter Is lost characteristic ...

... bring as to the period slyer Whig manila shall tease and the demands of die Radicals be resirmtfully attended to.—Bererman. arm letter from the Bradford woulcombers is giveil in soother column, from which it appears that among th-m suffering is eating ...

... West Indies, may atill chug to the hope that she yet be beard of. OF CONTKACT.—About weeks ago, John Ward, a hat finisher, engaged to work for Mesons John Jackson. and Sons, of Oldham, for three , ,at the rate of 35x. per week; not, condition, that if ...

... on the arms bill, to which he had transferred the debate, and explained the rennin why he had opposed and should oppose it in all its stages. No oue was store noxious than himself to sumess atrocious crimes in Ireland, or to ntrengthen the arm II goverment ...

... Viscount Curzon, the eldest son of Hoar, the latter nobleman having married • sister of Cardigan. It is stated that the legal expenses of this transfer of property, arming from fines upon eopyholds, sad the enormous stamp duties, amounted so upwards of ten ...

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