... row. Mr. C. W. WYNNE postponed tbe consideration ot the Election Poll Bill until to-morrow. Z.:lr j. MACKINTOSH postponed his motion on the Droits of the Crown to Tuesday next (Ist July.) HABEAS CORPUS SUSPENSION. Lord CASTLEREAGH Moved the Order of the ...

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... row. EST DRAYTON.-DRAYTON HALL, to be LET, FURNISHED or UNFURNISHED, for a term of years, with shooting over two manors, and exclusive fishing in the Colne.—The mansion, situate half a mile from the West Drayton station, is a perfectly modern building ...

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... row. 4-141. Alt° 36 acse.l,l:ca ' ‘, Freeholds, Wilaire,' Ty theft ipthi . i r ec 'By Meff. YOUNG and SON, at Garrawav's , io 1- ' l _ l -, 4 , Tuefday, January .14, preyioully.difpolo.l.. ittl - Contra6l, . t o te 11 it ', ' Lot Capital MANOR and ...

... - +row.. • This day are published, In Bvo. price 12s. boards, THE LUCUBRATIONS of HUMPHREY RAVELIN, Esq. lately Major of the * * Regiment of Infantry, We'll 'en to't like French falconers, fly at any thing we see. Bhakspeare Printed for G. and W. B ...

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... _row, - - - - PARLIAMENT rHE UNITgb-k-7-11 C 4h3 f r o , d of I ativi.3ar' st 'GDOM. HOUSE OF LORDS—TUESDAY. Lord Kenyon presented a petition from the parish of St. Marylebone, complaining of the expense of the Metropolitan police. Lord MELBOURNE thought ...

... ROWING MATCH. Dogget's annual Coat and Badge were rowed f-r on Tuefday ; the 'finenefs of the day attralled a numerous kV:emblaze of ,elegant company on,:tho Thames.. lVfiibank and Cutunerland Gardens were•alto uncommonly etowde4l with IpeEfators. Six ...

... ROTTEN-ROW. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING HERALD. SIR,—As your columns are always open to any complaints for the redress of a grievance, be it ever so insignificant, I trust you will allow me, through their medium, to call the prompt attention of the proper ...

... ROW-STREET. AN ERRAND-BOY CHARGED STEALING £2o. A boy named Janus Pratt, porter to Mr. Courtier, of Temple Bar, was charged with robbing his employer. Mr. Courtier had taken the prisoner into his service about two months back, chiefly from motives of ...