The Sun. — 1831-05-12 (London, England)

MARRIED. putting reports •triswering th ir views into circula• , • o evarian subject could be allowed to -, owu minds that the boasted strength of General Gascoyne e. TI ' n e • took to edit the said speech, struck out the obnoxious member of the Constituent Assembly, and of he assist 1 Maryleboi eJ.V) i Esq: f St. tient. le pride of Russia has been severely humbled t .. re . MS TI eJ 1 wart imaginary rather than real, and that a bold, united, f h -i - • • i his - • rid Constitutional Bishop of BI ' , u sud, which had inserted such an j (i)ti, the 1 lit Is hi; t.. hati t t Setide'st (laugh-tie; of Ithellaetne' I). iii)rtue, passage, one o t ern exc among, wit a great emp as , Convention, a ()is, has article no ' y hat has tak • en place in Poland. 'There can be , tv contradicts it, and adds, "We know for cer- E"sq") ' VW" ' 'o it 1 'h t r Island of Jamaica. ~ of May-hill, 5 anc es e , and determined attempt to return two Reformers re- t:' we e o The d-d old fool! what busdness 1d h ik but ia etota ' a ° • t sunk under a painful disorder, at his resid tain that l• • %Valcot Church, Bath, 'l'. A. Howard, Ese., quired merely to be made to suceeed, the writer of this o dotiot tuat Russia has great resources, but her R f .1" ence ohr po ice, tar from refusing a passport to a phy_ On the7th inst. at " L' I 41b• e orm. - reerpoo . ton. he street of tine Vieilles Tuileries. to Fanny I. amilla, eldest daughter of W. l'ft tie, Esq. statement requested them to assemble in the evening at the strength does not lie in offensive operations ; arid she • in t sician desiring to go to Poland, anti 'II especia y vt•ry far On the 10th inst. at Wateringtatry Kent, Major Maclean, of Office ol this Paper. The three assembled accordingly, and has always been anxious to have it believed that her A tnan named I) d -ANIEL KELLY was tile The G'oziri 'er de Sinyine of 27th of M h , . .arc.. states • '' front usin • . •• g injutious expressione towards the Poles, has, the 81st Regiment. eldest son of Lleutenant-General Fitzroy were joined by a fourth, who agreed with them in means are greater than they actually are. A Cross at Glasgow last week for murdering his wife in the foie a report dial Count Ca o d 'sun f. • • P , , c...10ig him„lf h within tires ' • e ten days, given passports for Poland to two Nfacleati, Bart. to Emily Eleanor, fourth daughter of the Hon. the view they took of the ease with which General bestowed occasionally on some personaoe like Sir lowing tnanner :-On the 3d of April, when the prisoner unable to govern Greece, has addressed to the three P yi7hicians." ane Rev. Dr. Marsham. Iln the 10th inst. at sfarylebone Church, General Dalrymple, The Powers a request to resign. 1. students implicated in the tumults that took place of Y°.rk-place, Portman-srare, to Mary A inclia, eldest daughGa-covne might he turned out of the representa- Robert Wilson, whose judgment is riot of the first and his wife were intoxicated, they quarrelled. A protecting -etter h •e don of Liverpool. The question thee arose how see order, produces every now and th • • neighbours heard a scuffling of the feet on the floor, ao- Syra induce. the Courier to think this r • s ere in December, are declared by the Court of A , ter ot the late It. Head, Esq., of Hermitage, Kent. frorn PPeial st On the loth inst. iiT Bishopsgate, Mr. T. Horsey, of Manche,:en a pamphlet iti - • epoit Landehut not to have been guilty of any crin b t.,,W13 EOlll,l be most effectually rouged to make the effort. which Russia is represent d = = ' the deceased crying, " Oh, oh, you brute." She Was well founded. se, ut only of ter, to Amelia Jetferies Pain, of London. e as t•eady to swallow u such excesses as mieht have been punished hy th l• • Dine It was clear to them that the friends of Mr. Ewart were the whole world.-Mor ' c 1 • P found soon afterwards bleeding from the lower part of the , A.