... should vol man capable of up arms, and single, his service in times like these, when we find the junteer, come forward whole of Europe thrown into confusion by this foreign or the Exeter on M , before the Lord Mayor (Mr. John Daw) and a of magistrates, ...

... trial, which was a rather unusua! number. A oy THE have reached town of the death of Mr. John M'Clintock, of Dramear, in the county of Louth, and formerly Serjeant at Arms in the House of Commons, for the loss of which offices he had been in of pension of ...

... frequent consultation with his . Mr. Barret. He is a young man, under 30 years of age. He retained his calmness and self-pos: Mr. John Elletson, 1 of Mr. Morley, was the next witness called. He : I know Mr. Dove, tho prisoner, since Mr, Morley has attended Mrs ...

... Lord-Lieu- tenant of Ire’ The Earl of Mexborough. The Earl Fitzwilliam The Earl of Westmoreland. The Earl of Cardigan: The Earl De G The Lord John Manners, The Lord Viscount Pi The Lord Viscount Milton, M. P. The Lord Hawke The Lord Wharncliffe. The Lord ...

... and the excite- The Earl of Cardigan. bers for life of the Upper House once acknowledged ment drove away Five of the The Earl De may lead to the appointment of men eminent in other into oné room so closely fof The Lord John MP. than that of the law. So ...

... Middlesex. Laurie, baker, St. John-strect, Road, Middlesex. Joseph Barnsley, manufacturer, Rowley John Johnson, ¥ and New Town, Willenhall, Stafford, but now of Dudiey, James Truscott, wate Ewan Aberystwith, Cardigan. Healey and John cotton spinners, Tottington ...

... mitted 15 days. Bryce Robert sont. John Smith, ommitted 15 days. Harrison & Co, v, David Taylor, committed for 15 days George Hayes v. Richard Kvubinson, committed for 15 | days. Before Wa. Aun Wilkinson (Executriz of John Wilkinson) v. Levi ant Action to ...

... division is to be The Geld artillery to be com- by 500 sailors. The total effectives of this corps d@arme will amount to 20,000 men of all ranks and arms. They are not expected to reach China before states that the Freneh vil rigour. The Pegs 90,000,000 ...

... 80 beers, amounting, it is said, to about 30 per cent. A public meeting of power-loom weavers was convened at the Weavers’ Arms Inn, New- street, on Thursday evening last, for the purpose of hearing a statement from the workmen, when it was unanimously ...

... Every of Mr. William Rourke, the Arms, New. street, one, he said, must have been struck with the develop- celebrated their anniversery by dining together on Mon- sons attended the grounds io front of the Cardigan Arms, ment of its material interests within ...

... ,at St. chureh, by the Rev, J, Richardson last year. 1 efor pul education in treland is Mr. Wm. John Steel, to Miss Mary Ann Pierrepont, both of this John Finlaysen, of Cumbernauld, who had experienced by £15,112. The Se ence and Art Department town. ...

... in aid of the fand. Great distress still prevails of thanks to the Cagirman terminated the proceedings. Trespass or Gaue.—John wa the manufactaring operatives of South charged with trespassiug in pursuit of game at Roystone Leicestershire, some 4,000 ...