... (1).-HoI , John B..B Rye (1) .-Aleander Mackinnon, H. M' Curteis. Banlord (1)Br.therton. Shaftesbury ?? W. H. Portman. Southwark, (21.-Sir W. Molesworth, Apley Pellaft. Sureiby East (2).-Sis P. Locke King,' Thomas -Alcoek. Swansea (1).-John Henry Vivian ...

... Torurnal, but they had not I coneluded on Saturday evening. . t The Tegruph of last evening suggests the names of Mr. Henry Grattan, Mr. John Reynolds, and Mr. t Sharman Crawford'as candidates for the representa- ti~n of Calow, in the room of 'the late Colonel ...

... Emery, Co per, Moreland, litzpatrick. Diltln, Itaynolds, Lomas, Andrewso, Andersou, &c. Mrs.L. Murray, and Misses lienrmae, Grattan, and C. Leclereq. OLYMPIC. TuIs EVENING, LONDON ASSURANCE. 3Messrs. Cliarles Mathews, H. Wigan, Neville, Vincent, Addison ...

... Gentlemen-t. 1 Arms was on duty in the state saoons, under the command of the Lieutenant. Lieut. Colnsela Nevill and Cooke, the sub-officers, were on duty with the corps. The Yeomon of the Guard were on duty under the com- mand of Capialn Sir John Kinesid, ...

... Highness Prince Edward of Saxe Wesmar l, was present at the levee. r Her Majesty's Body Guard of the Hon. Corps of Gentle- men at Arms was onl duty in the State Saloons, under the command of tihe Standard Bearer. The Royal Body Guard of the Yeomen of the Guard ...

... his grandson John the title expired in 1741, for want of male descendants. It was re created in January 1 763, whosen John Jarrett Smyth, q , a representative of the city of Brisaol in parliament, had the title bestowed. The deceased Sir John, who succeeded ...

... elsewhere. These it has certainly caused to explode to all different points of the compass, throwing Mr. GRATTAN and the Irish landlords into the arms of the government and coercion, con- si~gning some sixteen of the gentlemen, composing the rump and tail ...

... Llandovery, equally between them. The other banking establishments are the property of his brothers William and John. Wil- liam ?? and John that of Llandilo. He leaves to his youngest eon, Frederick, 1,0001. on his attaining 21; to each of his two daughters ...

... Gentlieman Usher ,of the Green Rtod; Mr. Tyler, Lieutenant of the Hon. Corps of Geintlemnen at Arms; Capt. Curling, Adjutant of .the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen at Arms; fapt. Gfreen, Gentlemen Usher in Waiting; Mlr. Beresferd, G~room of .the Privy Chumber to ...

... a cnt' like d. oa domestic legislature. In one of thepeies, 0 which he delivered in ?? of Xqnimop5)in >, ' support of Lord John Russell's Reform Bill .h& D referred to the Union as a' measure the- profes' o^ bject of which was to give-gb goveod. ii6'to' ...

... best course for the han. gen- tleman amid others on the opposite benches to have as mueh rope as possible. (Laughter.) Mr. GRATTAN said his object in rising before (which he lhad done at the same time with Mr. Anstey) was to en- treat that this discussion ...

... CRYSTAL PLLACE, To-Moutmw (Tuesdayk at 8, OLD CURIObIY SHOP (Nell. ?? S.Emery, Davia Isher, John Clarke and H. B. Tees dale; Mieses Carotine H~oMEmily Vining, kyra Holme, Edith Bruco, and Maria Daly. THIATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN, PROMENADE CONCERTS. ...