... ; Blathwayte , of Dyrham Park, Beq. Osm n Ricardu; of John Griffiths, of the Ww. eir, Esq. ; Rd. Ct, toa Court, Hertfordshire—Wm. Sowerby, of Paileridge Bury, Joseph Latour, of Hexton, Esq.; John Finch Mason, oF denham Lodge, Keat—Isaac Minet, of Baldwins ...

... of Rath- borne, Esq. Devonshire—Robert William Newman, of Sanbridge, Esq. 103- Dorsetshire—John Bingly Garland, of Stone Coztage, borne, Esq. Essex—Sir John Tyrell, of Boreham House, Bart. Gloucestershire—George Bragge Prowse of Charlton King, Esq. ...

... OF COMMONS, Monday, Apiul 2. Mr. W. Bi-rreil moved, that Lord George Lennox be discharged from the custody oflbe Sergeant at Arms, without payment of his fees, the ground that his lordship had been obliged to attend a grand jury at Horsham. The Speaker ...

... Court upon the defendants, Richard Taylor, a gunpowder manufacturer at Woolwich, John Sannders, bis clerk, Thomas Brown, a constable of Isleworth, Edward Beauchamp, John Beauchamp, and Ed- ward Ellis, carmen, in the employment of the said Taylor, who ...

... rather long discussion, in which the principal speakers were Mr. H. Grattan, Colonel Trench, Mr. Maurice Fitxgerold, Mr. Slanej, and Mr. Secretary Peel, the resolution was withdrawn. Sir JOHN NEWPORT then brought forward bis motion for an inquiry into the ...

... had accomp anied bim) to remai n where she was. reissue from the Castle, bear- Ina short time the same ing the child in his arms, which aving repeatedly kissed, he re- stored to Mrs. ——— The yo a ung gentleman c ontinued to pass Mrs. re- his holidays 1 ...

... added, that in Bond and be seen moving on their legs, and, Regent Streets, persons m what is particularly singul ar, with their arms hanging down by their sides. They carry their heads on their shoulders, and when they nod to acquaintances, drop them forward ...

... the defendant and bis (witnens s) wife walking arm He went op to them with the intention of having some conversation with bis wile respecting a child they had inthe eouatry. The defendant let go Mes, arm, and retired back afew paces; Mrs. Quwin, however ...

... Mr. John Lamer Ward, manager of a company of comedians now at Eltham, was about retiring to rest, when be was alarmed the shrieks of some females, who were calling for help. Sir. Ward instantly aroused Mr. one of his company, and both having armed themselves ...

... Sir John Campj bell. He wished (o know for what purpose the two ships of war were sent from this country, and whether any new grievance had occurred in Portugal ?—Earl Grey defended the conduct of Mr lloppner, and described the letter of Sir John Campbell ...

... written on the last day of Thirty-three,’ in a certain way. The Portrait in Fraser’s Gallery’ this month is that of Captain John Ross, of North Pole celebrity, thawing himself with a pipe and a rummer over a blazing fire, in which he appears to be mer ...

... MISCELLANEOUS. Mr. John Crawford, of Wilton-crescent, Belgrave-square, has addressed a letter to the electors of Marylebone, soliciting their suffrages in the event of a vacancy in the representation of that borough. The writ for the election of a Member ...