... Queen. Admiral the Honourable Sir John Talbot and Admiral Sir Henry received the insignia Of the same military dignity. Lieutenant-General Sir John WiUon, Mujor-General Sir John George Woodford, Vice-Admiral Sir John Chambers White, Rear-Admiral Sir Charles ...

... CumpERLAND, are: Mr. Gl GALE CARLISLE. Mr. JOHN R. ‘TAYLOR, OCKERMOU oe Mrs. M. CRO: THWATI Sv Mr. R. SPEAR M PORT. Mrs. REBECC EN RITH. Mr. JOHN BROC KBANK, Ww HITEHAVEN. Mrs. A. M‘GAA. WonkInGToN. Mr. JOHN HOD SON. Wicron. Mr. WM. QUIGGIN or Man. THE ...

... abilities, but also for the uncommon attention which thev bad bestowed on the objects of their care—he meant Mr. John Waldie, and Mr. John Studholme, and he beg to propose their health.- with creat applause, ] | About nine the company. vetired, highly ...

... noble lord (Lord Eliot) proposes to place restrictions, first on the power of having arms in Ireland, and next on the introduction arms and gunpowder into Ireland. Lord John Russell then proceeded to justify the course pursued by himself and his colleagues ...

... Rosina, Wright, Glas ow. fast. Burton, Liverpool. Sarah, jackson, M1. John, Irving, Annan. 1% Gamon, English, Annan, ton, Lowrie; Agnes, ar wt, 12. Burton, — M ii n, Liverpool. John and 5 lick, Lancaster. Jobn and Mary, Hiastie, Sarkfoot. 13, Susan, Wright ...

... Duncan Campbell, John Ferguson, Robert Lockie, and Wm. Johnston. 2nd Class.—John Jeffry, James Pendsigh, John Little, Wa. Irving, John Bell, and Robert Watt. 3rd Class.—George Graham, George Harrington, Wm. Falgar, John Ward, ...

... and he, foiled (his effort, wrote to the Earl Cardigan (Colonel Commandant), complaining of the conduct of these officers, and demanding investigation. This note was dated on the sth; on the 7th Lord Cardigan came Canterbury, and remained till the 9th, ...

... last week his riseh from £3 to £4 per ton. for Councillors of Carmarthen The Municipal nt, having applied by letter to Lord John Russell to La know the amount of salary that should be fixed for ast the Recorder, received an answer that it should be ne ...

... militia are to be embodied, officially announced that neither the yeomanry 1 ‘The arms at present in ihe bauds of the yeomanry are to he i and marked as required by the new Arms Bill. The milii rms, it is added, have been back by the department many years ...

... the care of W. Dickman, Hal's Court, Cumberland, England; Mies A Jackson, Carlisle; John Hermode, to the care of Mr. Jos. Head, Bank End, Cumberland; Mr. Bell, for John Lawson, or David Horsman, at No. 19, Gun Street, Carlisle ; Mr. Joseph Read, 3 Crown's ...

... Vicarage of Ib-wde. WUta*The Rev. PhiUt. Re- tot of Stanton-I*rwrr, Somemt. ma)crit> one over the Rev. John Thewnaa, to the valuable Maatrrsbip of 8t- John's Rev. J. I. Crofts A. B. elected CKapl*in the House Correeuon Wal-wngtiam. Norfolk*The Rev. Wm. the ...

... position to state that, should call of house be ordered, it will be disobeyed, and that O'Conrrell, O'Brien, John O Connell Dillon Browne, Grattan, and other representatives of the people, who labour in the national cause, will treat the threat Mr. Hume ...