... vIJ of ET CYCLOP/EDIA• P art ,'L this very excellent work The History of the Nethi ley Grattan. The history 0,1 it period, fifty years before's' 1815, with the resu lts of,l, dthe inauguration of the rs of this work spare no pail; s • l 4 . ing number ...

... Castle, Llandovery and Brecon ; Beaufort Arms, Monmouth; Mack - worth Arms, Swansea; Castle, Haverford-west ;• Bush. Bristol: Salutation, Newcastle-Emlyn ; Black Lion, Cardigan; White Hart, Narbeth ; of Mr. Henry John Morgan, solicitor, Old-square, Lincoln's-inn; ...

... ‘VESTMEATII ( County )—G. Rochefort, Esq ; 1.. W. Chapman, Esq. A amAGH (City)—Viscount Ingestrie. CARDIGAN (County)—Col. Powell. COLE:BAIN E (Borough) - Sir John Budges, Bart. DOWNPATRICE (Borough)—E. S. Rutliven, E-q. ES (County)—J. J. Hope Johnstone, Esq ...

... Moberly, John Wilson, Sir Robert Benett, John Martin John Webb, Colonel Brougham, Henry Monek, J. B. Warburton, Henry Cave, Otway N ormanby, Lord Wrottesley, Sir John Davies, Col. Poltner, Fyshe Wood, Alderman Dawson, Alex. Pendarvis, E. W. Wood, ...

... robbery in Honey-lane- market, and stealing a watch from Francis Jones.—Sentenced to Death. John Grace, indicted for stealing two books, the property of John Brooks, the Secretary to the Christian Evidence Society, was acquitted, the Judge not permitting ...

... uneasiness. Sir John Perring asked if there were gates to the old Fledi ‘lrirket ? Mr. Partridge said none. 4 Sir John': Nor are there any now at Leadenhall, I believe? Mr. Partr:dge said there were nut. Th.:a I bave no doubt, said. Sir John, that the Committee ...

... silk-mills t Beeston George Beck, aged 20, George Heaton, 22, Adam Wagstaff, 25, Henry Lindley, IS, Henry King, 17, John Foreman, 23, John Armstrong, 26, William Kitchen, 26, David Thurman, 26, Thomas Shelton, 38, W. Hitchcock, 33, and Thomas Grunay. Another ...

... B. W. Guise. A NGT ON ( County) - Lord John Hay. HANTS (County)-Mr. Fleming; Sir W. Heathrote. HEREFORD ( COUNT Y)-Sir f Cottrelj • Sir R. Price. HUNTINGDON-Lord Mandeville; LoriStrathaven. K IN sALE -Captain John Russell. LANCASTER ( COUNT vi -Lord Stanley; ...

... Magistrates. Mr. J. GRATTAN condeinned . the notion of resorting to military aid,' when the existing laws were quite sufficient to put down the lawless split complained of. After a few words from MrC . RuTuvEL and Mr. 11. GRATTAN, the Petition was laid ...

... commit murder. Several witnesses deposed that Buttoud, followed by other persons, had forcibly entered houses and demanded arms. 51. de Schonen stated that on the evening of the sth he was confined to his bed by indisposition, but being informed that ...

... propose . . The Memory of the Right Hon. Henry Grattan.—(Drank with solemn silence.) Mr. JAMES GitATTAN.--1. Could not hear the last toast announced by my Noble Friend, without feeling as a son of-Henry Grattan, that a species of duty was imposed upon me ...

... Willian Cur esq. Committee :—Lord Saltoun ; Right lion. Sir q r . e r Ouseley, Bart. ; the Hon. Archibald Macdonald ; P r i v John Murray, Bart.; Sir George Clerk, Bart. ; Sanford, esq. Resolved, That Mr. Mochsa's suspension from all flexion whatever ...