... to be as dull and commonplace as a Cockney. This Potter, being canvassed to give his vote for Henry Grattan. asked rather indignantly what Mr. Grattan had done for him 4 For your country, Mr. Potter, he has done much ; and if no more, has made it i ...

... Epiphany sessions held at Leicester, Joseph Gimson, John Guyler, John Whitsworth, Joseph Lakin. William Ambrose King, William Cotton, Jas. Onions, Jas. Marvin, John Hill, Thos.-Danvers, Chas. Hewitt, John Thompson, and Enoch Payne, were ivicted for rioting ...

... than the power of obliging & friend in trifles at the cost of the country. It was like the luxury of putting your hand into John Bull's pockets and pulling ont sixpences to give to importunate friends and poor relations. Besides, the habit of signing his ...

... Coote's New 21. Poika Garrixon Ball 22. Lancers sth Royal 23. Galop Cardigan 24. Sir Roger d>- Coverley. The programmes were beatifully lithographed in violet, and surmounted by the borough arms, the result of impression from the corporate seal. At 12 p.m. ...

... for the ensuing year :—Berkshire: John Henry Blagrave, of Calcot Park, Tilehurst, Esq. —Bucks: John Pattison Ellames, of the Manor House, Little Marlow, Esq.—Oxfordshire : John Weyland, Woodeaton, Esq.—Wiltshire : John Ravenhill, of Ashton House, Heytesbury ...

... the trunk is feet in circumference. —American Paper. The Emperor of Austria has directed the arms of Austria and Hungary to be quartered with the family arms of Count Beust. A correspondent of the Irish Times states that British peerage lias been offered ...

... threatening language towards James Thomas Barnes, of the same place, on the 13th instant. Thursday— (Before John Leveaon Gower, and H. G. A. Knox, Esqrs.)—John Pointer, 33, describing himself as an insurance agent, residing at New Town, near Reading, was brought ...

... Hope Town and Mount Harriet. Mr. Ellis, being lame, remained behind, also Capt. Gregory business. All the others and some tbe armed escort accompanied the Viceroy. The Viceroy rode walked np the hill; the others foot close round. They reached the top near ...

... the Wellington Arms, Friar-street, the property of Wm. Timmins, on the Ist met. Defendant pleaded Not Guilty. , Mr. Elkins appeared for the complainant, and Mr. Gledhill for the defendant. William Timmins, landlord the Wellington Arms, said : The defendant ...

... abont the head with his fist several tioies, and kicked me the hip. then left the boose, when followed and hit me with slick on arm and back, causing several braises. I fell down and halloed out, when threatened kill and I feared he would so. He treated badly ...

... 000. The Observer believes that it is the intention tb e Governoient to strengthen our squadron in the Chinese waters. Mr. John Birkett. Vice-President the Royal College of of England, lias just been appointed Government Inspector Provincial Medical Schools ...

... Horton, Rev. John, Froroe, Somerset Horton, Rachel, 36, King street, Covent Garden, widow H «rwood, Thomas, Aylesbury, solicitor Hoskins, Susan Adelaide, Clones, Ireland, spinster Hoiking, John. 1, Union place, Lambeth road, gentleman Holber, John, Lewes, ...