... signature to Sir E. L. Bulwer Lyttoo, Bart., requesting him toallow himself to be put in nomination, in conjunction with Mr. Thomas Brand, at the approaching general election. The conservatives threaten a severe opposition, in the event of the liberal party ...

... bequeathed his unequalled library to the British Museum. We now add the codicil in which the bequest is made: I, the Kight Hon. Thomas GrenvUle, do make, publish, and declare this as aud for a further codicil to last will and testament. With the warmest continued ...

... own accountupon condition of receiv- ! ing letters patent for that purpose, but actually scoff a at the notion of any of the hardy and suc- t cessfal adventurers, who have made way by It dint of their own energy and ability in the Es profession and business ...

... Liverpool to Charlestun, laden with salt and coals, struck on the Long Bank off this harbour The crew, assisted by some of our hardy fishermen, safely escaped from the wreck, which afterwards drifted on the south shoals, where the hull has been ?? Guardian ...

... the z~al of I all who care for the extension of religion. W Li ITUT. W1AGBO ?? hear from good ,authori!ty go thate Li-mut. Thomas Waghors, the csletbrated nverlaut voy- Etc ager io ladlei, has been grsntod s panisiron f 200?. o-scannum as from the Royal ...

... remain, rev, air, your faithful servant, J. B. Cautuar. The Btsoa' of LONDON held an OuDINATroNon Saturday at Fulham. Mr. Thomas Maxwell and Mr. George Nichol, aboth of the Church Missionary College at Islington, were f presented to the Right Reverend ...

... of a Bank Defaulter.—Daniel Forsstr, the Mansion-house officer, was a short time emjimd to trace out and apprehend William Thomas Power, stands charged with having with others defrauded the Goiel National Bank, of which he was an accountant, of aster to ...

... sittingesin the I ritomtart Blarracks. The court, composed of Lieut. Colonel Wlyrtyard, C.B., president, Major Matson, Captains Hardy, Nugent, Cockraft,aend Thomeon of the 58th Rlegimenet, and a Captain Xenny, etaff officer of pensionere, has been an- a sembled ...

... Macdonald, SI; A. M-H-ardy, Si ; Thomas Menzies, 79 t feet 11 inches.I In 1putting the heavy shoulder stone, 211b. wecight, atr svhich peatimne there were also s~ight competitors, the bestt throwers were, A. Me-Hardy, 32 It. 6Gin. ; T. Menzies, 32 feeta ...

... can remember three similar con- ich spiracieB at similar intervals-the first of which I wit- aT- neosed-in 1817, under Sir Thomas Maitland-when ithe isle was frighited. from its propriety by a sudden it, ~ o topsa an mustering otrpsad the array of loaded ...

... glass, the hazy lines of surrounding ranges of houses. The grass is crisp, and powdered with dry flaky snow, through which the hardy evergreens burst out in sturdy, pricklv jungles. The hard frozen esplanade, behind the Horse Guards, thronged with moving figures ...

... Ironsides; for her guest this time is not royal chamberlain, but Sir Thomas Fairfax, general of the parliamentary forces. The Lords' journals of March, that year, infor.n how Sir Thomas came to Cambridge; and how in Irinity he was highly caressed, and ...