... THE APPROACHING ELECTIONS. Lancashire.—Our readers are already aware that Mr. Blackburne retires, and that John 'Wilson Patten, Esq. of Bank Hall, announces himself. Lord Stanley also again offers. Liverpool. —It isbelieved Mr. Huskisson and General Gascoyne ...

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... completed his 40th year. The Hermitage Jean Jacques Kosseau, at Montmorency, advertised for sale ; the price asked is i'tiOOO. Mr. John Hope has been elected Dean of the Faculty of Scottish Advocates, the room Mi. Jeli'rey. The Marquis Anglesey was to arrive ...

... second votes without prejudice to him, willrcn-j .Mr. Grattan's election much more than at first supposed. It the corporation interest should not split between Air. AI urn and the recorder, .Air. Grattan • ill he defeated. The of the poll on Friday was Moore ...

... member's inquiry. The bill was then passed through the whole of its respective stages. STATE OF IRELAND. Mr. GRATTAN presented a petition from John Hughes, a pensioner, complaining or a stoppage of his pension. The honourable member, in moving that the petition ...