... luwarils tbr Building end En> dowmemof CborcbM, wui the liMiimtiont wiib R«tebU«hmcßi. newly i-2000, Tbc present Bert of Cardigan last week gate oar and a half of lam I, for the site of a paraonaoc hoaae. Farnlc ; /.M). (owards the improvements of parsonage ...

... declaratory the injustice of taxing the Roman Catliolics of Ireland for the erection of Proleslant places of worship. Sir John spoke at very great length ; be charged (lie Protestant clergy with having, with shameful negligence, permitted their churches ...

... James O’Coigly, otherwiie James Quigley, otherwife called James John Favey, Arthur O’Connor, John Binns, John Allen, and Jeremiah Leary, as fuch falfe traitors aforefaid, with force and arms, on the 27th day of February lalf, Margate, in the County of Kent ...

... Purfer ■ 1 John Prater, Surgeon John Bridgman, Boa'fwain ■ 1 ' RogerMajor,Mafter’sMate . Heftot Ray, ditto Griffith Bowen, ditto Wm Robinfon, ditto J. A.B.Frederick, Midflilp. Norman Macioed, ditto ■ fames Vans, ditto Francis Leith, ditto John Franklin ...

... Benares in the Eaft-lodies, inflcad of Mr. John Lumfden, now the Court ofjhe' Vi^'». . . n. ! * Ton metal watch. Six were convicted ,_mnv. and eight were acquitted. The fame day fen fence was paHed, when John ftcown, Ifaac Simmons, alias Bail, Daniel James ...

... Ireland, have been fo adjufled, as to afford a reafonalsle hope, they will be accommodating to all partiea in that kingdom. Mr. Grattan left town on Sunday evening lafl, after having aflilled at a Meeting which was held at the Lord Chancellor's on Saturday evening ...

... the Bell Inn, Maidstone end Sandwich • Doeer the George, Ashford ; King’s Arm’a p?* 1 «. Robert Sankkt. Esq., •olicitor. ; Gisnino. bsq., solicitor, MilUatrcet. B*-dl O,S Mr. John Usbbb. srehitect, auraefor. * ,ftd appraiser. St. Peter’s-green. Bedffird ...

... Legh, efq. Right. Hob. Gen. John Burgoyne S'sr Harry Houghton, bare. f John Cotes, efq. n Orlando Bridgtman, cfq. John Peach Hungerford, a William Pochin, efq. n John Macknamara, efq, n Charles Lorain Smith, efq. f Sir John Thorold, bart. ...

... power. associations have now become the basis wider combinations, until nearly 100,000 men, it js calculated are ready take up arms. There are various reports in the city this morning; one generally circulated, and which appears Very probable, is t(ie account ...

... Mr. Jofeph Bcnj. Smith, Newark upon Trent. John Dumbell, of Warrington, cotton-manufacturer; to furrender June fj, 14> u 'y *6. eleven, at the George, in Warrington. Attorney, Mr. William Mavie, Warrington. John Fell, now or late of Manchefter, cotton-fpinner; ...

... Hon. W. G. S. Jerningham to be charge d’affaires and consul general in the Republic of Peru. The Queen has appointed E. A. Grattan to her Majesty’s consul at Antwerp. The Queen has appointed F. Lnusada to be her Majesty’s consul at Boston. The Queen has ...

... that the battle for influence in the councils of t lie Porte will be fought. The Avar of diplomacy will succeed to the war of arms, and unless our Administration be careful we may at last be dexterously driven, in part, at least, from the attainment of our ...