... The frst statement to which lte would allude was one made by Tme Noble Lord the Secretary for the Home De- partrnent,. (Lord John Russell) that there were but 2000 Protestants in the diocese of Killaloe. He (Mr. Shaw) would reld the answer to that statement ...

... FoX I NATIONAL PROVINCIAL SANK1i OF ENGLAND. CAPITA1 ON M YMXE 0 . DIRECTORS. (isorge Fife Angas, Esq. John melsille, Et'q. Robt. Ilsell, El1. John S. P'nliltize, Lsq. ?? (',ourteflay' Esq. ,oh _ScholcticldEsqtf.M.11 HanD. 0. allyhortIn.p. Win, fly. Sharp ...

... Robt.. Rayner Wm.. Stradishall Raynham John Chelsworth Read John. Holbrook , Read John Page, Stutton Read George, Palgrave Read Alfred, Saxmundham . Read Robert, Fressingfield Read Thomas, Tannington Redgrave John, Ipswich Reed Lancelot. Ampton Reeve Robert ...

... Thomas, Cooper J., Bury St. James Cooper John F.« Bacion Cooper Benj., Bardwell Corabie John, West Stow Corsbie John, jun.. name Cotton Herlwrt. WashbrooK Constable. G., East Bergholt Corrance Fred., Petistree Cordy John, Foxhall Corner Samuel. Debenham Creed ...

... IPcrssdtite, trinter BANKRUtPTiCY ENLARCED. Wusi.ene.Ettwt. William John, Fredertckt, atid Parker NesrTON. -Kirkhurtoti, Yorkshire, clothiers. 0 tt~~~RANK UTtli't-Tuistsitv. y ANuim~v, John, St. W'Vltos, Mo~nsuattishirs', roat.nierctiant CUAssoocK. Gleorge ...

... Business. Unexceptionable relerences will be reqnired.— Apply (if letter, post-paid), stating age, salary, &c.. to Mr!j. B. Thirtle, Whiting-street, Bury St. Edmund s. LAND SURFEYORS. TWO or THREE competent Assistants, experienced in the Field-work, may ...

... Beek Edw., A.D., Ipswich Fryer Richard, Westleton I Beeton John, Eriswell Fuller B. jun., Wickhambrk. Bell John S., Gorleston Fyson William, jun., Exning Bellman A. H., Heliningham GaVden John, Redishain I if Bennet P., jun., Rougham Gardner T., Great ...

... indisposed at I Strathfieldsaye, vvhich has prevented his Grace from hunt- f .ing, as usual, at Hcrtt'ord Bridge, with Sir John Cope's, or 4 the V ine hounds. His Grace, it is understlood, will remnain I at Strathtieldsaye until the meeting of lParliament ...

... TaversO. W., Worlington Trevethan J.. Bury St. Mary Trott John, Woodbridge Trudgett Wm.. Staunton Turner, J. Wenham Parva Turner, Rev. Geo. Thomas, Ketlleburgh Turner John, Old Newton i Turner John, Newmarket Tuck H. W., Wortham Tuck Rev. J. J., Wortham ...

... Joseph the Bull's Head Inn. VViounfc. ami deeply lamented, after three days’ ••b'lvphus fever. Martha, the beloved wife of Mr. John Pnljlltwa* • . crpf.tingham, leaving widower and six small Ikrir !».. v tenlav week, at his residence, Claremont-place, Islington ...

... y Lord John Rttssell hini- self. He vindicated otber'desils which had been attacked, I t d ?l I I 7 I t I 0 I I r I I p I I i I m I protesting, howeiver, that thosc oabjections should have been reserved for the committee. Finally, Lord John Russell had ...

... rr R'®hard, Halesworth Booty John. Tuddenham arr John, sen., E** lB * * Borrows Lot, Barnardislon Farr John, jun.. KeJsale Borrctt James, Chadiston Faulkner Rev.H.B., Melford g-SS 'K;'; 810 FeeTom^Wm*. , Bniwrikiht John Siradbroke Ferrier R.,jun., ...