... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... include.—Mr. and Mrs Malcolnison, Messrs Higgins, .Messrs Wilson, Mr. McDougal, Rev. .Mr and Miss Miss Childe, Hallatt, and Mr Grattan, M, P. The latest airivals the Bristol Hotel include, Lady G. Fane, and d the Misses Nelson.- Mrs the Misses Brownrigi*, Mr ...

... that corps happened to bepresent, assisted each other the same object. Mr. Grattan said, that the Yeomanry were called in, but it was true they were only armed with their side-arms. Laid on the table. A petition was presented from Sudbury, praying that more ...

... laird Hill, General Viscount Coiiibermere, Lieutenant-General* Sir James Kempt, Lieutenant-Genera! Sir Thomas Major-Central Sir John Malcolm, General the Earl%f Gen. the Duke Gordon, and Admiral Sir George' Martin. Having received his Majesty's commands: and ...

... Several other hie birds having spoken, lire motion was agreed to, and the bouse sojourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. MONDAY. Lo d John moved « strinK the ord« r* (or ieiru eiiog the buoinres of tlie hone* (or upon wliirh *oire dl»rU‘»ion took place, and the ...

... b le exertions, the demon- feited a great d rebellion.—(Hea 1. A was published, turned out in arme da and Ireland—Ir trast between Cana give up their arms to the ” and never would rebel. —(Hear, hear, sion took place.‘* Mweras danger of an reak. He procla ...

... —Calling at all intermediate station « 1‘ •50, 9-45. a.m. 5, and Salisbury a Death of Mrs. H. P. Grattan, the Vocalist. —This lady died at her residence, in St John’s Wood, on the 3rd insUnt, aged She was native of Liverpool, and first appealed on the stage ...

... and took notice the ciicumslance. ln-tead the puncluie, which at fi St was but slight, healing, giaduallv extended, and his arm became swollen to twice its usual size.—> vvas done save the poor man's life, but mollification at length ensued, and after ...

... r . T..Stoke on District Trent Fergusson, Sir 1t .Derry Corry, Hon. T..Tyrone city Courteney, Lord..Devonshire Fielden, John..Oldham (south) Fitzalan, Lord. .Arundel Cresswell, C. .Liverpool Filzroy, Lord CBury St. Cresswell,B. Northumberland Edmund's ...

... rmed, who met ou the At twelve o'clock Sarl Stanhope arr niles from Cardigan. le. At this time th cheered by the p notice of their intea- 30,000 persons a ssembled, and the Comu rom Cardigan, but hy impassable. her Mathew e was no trace of the Sarl Stanhope ...

... Grand Parade. The Dowager Countess of Sandwich and Mr. and Mrs. Callagan occupy apartments at the Bristol Hotel. The Earl of Cardigan arrived at the Cavalry Barracks at two o'clock on Thursday afternoon, and muster ed his regiment, according to the usual ...