... the Brunswick steamer, to take a the command of the Western District,, in the room of _ r Sir John Cameron, whose period of service expired on ) Tuesday. Sir John intends to take up: his residence 3 among us, having taken St Alichaels Lodge, late the re ...

... On tile 6th inilant it began to bllow very hard from - he SS.W. and continued with verj litle tntermifison hast till this ?? John, Wheldon, from Hull, *was s driven out to fea en the 11th, and has not fince been heard ?? Sarah, Oxley, from Hull, was driven ...

... HORNTONMILL.eepoetee2d by the Hem Mr Sligh, nnntwniijo netae Scuta or thereby. ’' BROADWOOD, poaaeased 3** and about acres arm- The Farms by Mr Sbgh’a Hein niU be let together separately. '-Ofhnfiw a rent wheat, As medium dan East Lothian, will be received ...

... treatinto Asturias, they may possible assemble 35,000 men. The peasants of the army, who dispersed, having all arrived with their arms and ammunition, it is inferred, that they will cheerfully come forwarded again. Beriveen Reinosa and Astorgas,ornthel1th, 15th ...

... Tuesday Mr Grattan and Mr Shaw were elected members for this city withoutopposition. During the ceremony of chairing, the populace broke out into acts of open outrage. The car was assailed 'by -missile weapons of every description, and Mr Grattan received ...

... subject tthezn to: as- sass'ination; J *S anmd, 7t ierefore,;: .he. t hougiiht their iowers ought not to be fetteredat al. 'Mr GRATTAN 'thoUght it essialy necessary; to'prevent men from domraiittieg any violaton on feniale decency,,. afide wi vo ora Aw- able ...

... Which the p)oor law board would shortly supply, and concluded by urging Mr Grattan to withdraw his amendment, end permit the address to go up unanimously to the throne. Mr JOHN O'CONNELL saw no necessity for wrai ting for any further information befbre ...

... followed by their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, who were attended by Baron Knesebeck and Lady Augusta Cardigan. His Royal Highness Prince George of Cambridge, attended by the Hon. Captain James Macdonald, ;vas the next to an-ire; the ...

... by a hypocritical change in the niere designation of the party. The first autumnal dinner was given at Ket- tering to Lord Cardigan, in gratitude (we are told) for his services in Parliament ; rather an equivalent compliment, considering that his Lord ...

... Alex. Johnstone W. G. Craig Right Han. T. B. Macauley Lord Dalnisny Sir J. MI'Taggart Captain Dalryiple Right Han. F. Mlaule John Dennistoun General Morison Jastes Duff James rloirison D. Dundas James Oswald Edward Ellics A. Rutherferd Colonel Fdrgauso ...

... 'by the' snio :iffig _Riht o Lords CRAbe and ARMADALE.. h ac s&c The Couit proceeded w i h th e tri al o f John Mfar- fue if the shall, John Mliller,, Jame~s I-enderson,-Williamner Wyllie and Thomas Short, sailors lin Kincardine, d ,Over' and 'Andrewi ...

... immediate. ly, before they can recruit and get a further supply of arms. I beg the liberty of further remarking, that the whole of the volunteers, as well as the La Cells militia, have .been under arms since this day week. and up (lay andl night, and I fear they ...