... Polntment or the eommlltee on railways, in order to obtain further evidence respecting their management. Pooa Law Bill— Lord John Ruasell, ln fixing the die cuaslon ou the Poor Law Bill for Friday, atated the alterations Be meant to propose, the most important ...

... high encomiums), returned to Dorchester, where a sumptuous dinner was provided by his Royal Highness's orders, at the King's Arms, and In the evening a ball was given in honour of his Royal Highness, which was very well attended. The Cormorant, Railleur ...

... . Tbetford. ?? d c „*^^ tortc ?? one member each 10 Ipswich and Sudbury, two membera each 4 ?? _ ?? COKSBBVATIVB LOSS. . Cardigan and Wlgan, one member each * Southampton. Weymouth, Belfast, and Waterford. two members each - g To Since tbe general election ...

... as visitation of Heaven, concludes as follows:— Let his nation a prey to discord and alarm—in his family let one brother be armed against another, and tin; mother against her eldest son! M At beholding these striking proofs of the existence of divine and ...

... not as numerous as on many of the previous meetings. The principal actors for the day were Mr. Smith O'Brien and Mr. Henry Grattan. Mr. Davis (barrister) was called to the chair] and ad- dressedahe meeting at some length. He assured them there was no hope ...

... colonel, the Earl Cardigan, and performed their various evolutions in masterly style as to call forth an expression from Prince Albert, that he was greatly gratified with all he had seen, and his Royal Highness added, in addressing Lord Cardigan, that it was ...

... Trinily College aud John Muckleston, Cbri-tchurcb. Thursday last, the Rev. Charles Posthumus Belgrave, Fellow of Lincoln College, was admitted Bachelor in Divinity aud tbe Rev. John Matthew Clubb, of Exeter College, was admitted M. A. Grattan. ?Tbe name of ...

... anil arms, mid demands lire must rigid enforcement till cases of the provisions of the Foreign Lirltst incut Bill. , . , , On Saturday a steam vessel left the river with fine young’ men, several officer s, and quantity of guns, shot, small arms, and ...

... ditto—Ca J. Grattan, & pariicular = be Captain, vice Dunne, who retires. 40th ditto—Brevet Col. R. B. Fearon, from the to be Lieut. Colonel, vice — — — Odin ian_ Stamford mercer BANKRUPTS a Thomas King, bookseller James Haddon, John Clark, John Porter, Liverpool ...

... handsome fortune. appointment of Earl Cardigan to the llth Hussars is d.wa i«h March, IH.li; Soon after hi, arrival in India he arranged »,th Lieut.-Colenel Briton, the aenior command, -ho. in wwi out, and Cardigan came home, and ha. continued the sole ...

... Manners, Right Hon* Chaties Yorke. Cardigan, Hon. John Vaughan. Catli*gtun, Mr. Fortescue, Mr. Orchard. Camcijord, Robert Adair, John Fonblanque, Esqrs. Cirencester, .Sir R. Preston, Bart. M. H. B?ach, Esq. ClUkero,Hon. John Cust, Hon. Robert Curaon. Cockermouth ...

... rule short time. The of London had interview on Tuesday with Kail Grey, at the Treasury. Viscount Althorp. Lord John Kussell, and Sir John Hobhouse, also visited his Lordship. Government is proceeding to recover the tithes, for the year IH3I, due throughout ...