... that have been made connecting the • name of Lady William Paget so painfully with that Lord Cardigan. It is curious enough that the Baron and Lord Cardigan happened to be in Liverpool the same moment, the former having landed hereon Friday afternoon ...

... as a convict whose assjiiation with other convicts was not expedient, had been immediately on his anival despatched by Sir John Franklin, the Governor of Van Pieman's Land, Tasman's Peninsula, an a sort of ex ilium in exilio. Since that time the Government ...

... to without a division.—Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Monday, February 5. [Concluded from Latent News of last week.] Lord John Kcssell moved resolutions, fourteen in number, for regulating the of the House lor the p «ent session. The fir.-t thirteen ...

... design was left to himself, lie introduced no foreign embellishments, but represented the children as asleep in each other’s arms on a matress, with some flowers half-dropped from their hands. The consummate beauty and tenderness of this production was ...

... that in future the luggage of all passengers coming from England must be examined, to prevent the clandestine importa- tion of arms It is said that Louis Philippe has dismissed eight mayors of communes for attending the The railway levees at Belgrave Square ...

... that heretofore occupied j the Duke of Wellington. On the motion of Lord WhamclifTe, copies of corre' spondence between Lord John Russell and tiie magistrates I Nottingham were ordered. ! twenty minutes past five the Lord Chancellor (Lord Lyndlmrst) took ...

... people, in a state of brutal servitude. The condition of society under such a regime may easily be imagined. No man (says Sir John Davis, the historian) could enjoy his life, wife, lands, or goods in safety, if a mightier man than himself had an appetite ...

... three Welts k on Archibald Hamilton ras rettirited ex.ting awl Cleik. *lure a tii jority of elevea far dna Ilaunituit And Sir John Ntaxwell of Pollock was placed in the Cnaii..—Seseral nen claims for were brought forn aril on both sides, to many of obctions ...

... but recommends him, in consideration ot the circum stances, the clemency the Queen. severe re . e conveyed against Lord Cardigan, who must retire from the service. The accounts received from and furnish additional information ihe late fires. There has ...

... Ireland into kingdom merely took the title of Loril IJiiulre land, title which the Pope confirmed, and which Henry- sent his son John au, during his absence in England; while it must be borne m mind, that the assumption bv Henry VIII. of the style of * King ...

... aid Primer, all around alternating with the Prince of Wales's plume. Over the medallions were placed the Be* Arms, while above the 'Oben a the arms sad emblems (the harp and The edge of the cake was corniced with an mew Above this were six pediments, with ...

... Count de Stolberg, General Neumann, Lord Bloomfield, Lord 31. Hill, Lord John Russell, Lord William Russell, Honourable Captain (lore. Sir Martin Archer Shee, Sir John Doratt, Sir John Lubbock, Sir .Moses and Lady Moutefiore, Sir W. K. Grant, Sir Archibald ...