... way. Cotton was steady w tary commander e its appearance IRELAND id to have taken inst., General Tus oF | re-entered that Grattan, to determine upon the pari to be pursued during the ensuing sessi 15th inst. states e his head quar- at the Maneioa House ...

... every fair opportunity of forwarding the measure shall propo'e. have the honour be, dear sir, yours very faithfully, John Russell.—To John Abel Smith, Esq., M.P. ...

... donations in Ireland.—lbid. The National System of Education.—A long address on this subject has been issued by the Primate, Lord John Beresford, and eight other prelates of the Established Church in Ireland. It really protest against the course adopted by Sir ...

... present month he should submit a motion the appointment a■ Committe, before which he should examine the landlord of the Weavers' Arms, and others connected with the transaction. _ Mr. Robinson presented, petition from Balmerino, in Frifeshire, complaining of ...

... their Lordships andjourned. In the Commons' great many petitions, chiefly in '.your of municipal reform, were presented. Lord John Russell then explained the course Ministers had determined to adopt in reference to the Lords' amendments that measure. It ...

... lengthened trial of five days the court martial on John Henty came lo the decision thai the third charge— viz , that having, on the 2d day of October, made a false report to his superior officer, Captain Sir John Hill, of the extent of a file, which, on the ...

... @ Henry Hebert, Tokenhouse- John Poydton and Thomas Poyn- “et, Holborn » hardwaremen. Robert Peter Guy- -str eet, merchant. Jehn Dowsett, of . %, farmer, John Barrow, of Drayton- te John Thomas Rickword, Devizes, “int, John Fiach, of East-Grinstead, Sus- ...

... inherited, took the additional arms and surname of Bateman. On the death of Earl Somers, in 1841, was appointed lord-lieutenant of Herefordshire, now at the disposal of the Premier. regret to announce the demise of Sir John Honeywood, Bart., of Evington ...

... accession to the throne. The Bishops of London, Llandaff, Chester, and Cashel, and Linton, Clancarty, Winchilsea, Nottingham, and Cardigan, have entered a protest against the Maynooth Bill. Lord has addressed a letter to the Orangmen of Ireland, advising them ...

... debate on the Roman Catholic Claims. The Speaker having put the question, Mr. C. Grant, in a speech of great length. Mr. Henry Grattan, Lord Ennismore, Mr. J. T. DbNNISON, Mr. North, Mr. Wallace, Mr. Huskisson, and Mr. Brougham, supported Sir F. Burdett's motion ...

... for me about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. 1 found the deceased in Mrs. Rolich's arms, on the point of going into a fit. attended him up to his death. died in my arms about half-past 8 yesterday morning. Frederick Roelich—l am 12 years age. The deceased ...

... Durham, Lord Seymour and family, I»rd Ossulston, Viscount Campden and family, Viscount Castlereagh, Viscount Maidstone, Sir John Trollope, Sir B. Hall, &c., are among the nobility and gentry who have passed through Edinburgh on their way to the uorth within ...