... King's subjects from Portugal.— Hear, hear. —Let them execute the law—let them restrain British vessels from conveying men and arms to Portugal. Let them send their fleets to the Levant, where they are more wanting than in the Douro or the Tagus. Let them ...

... and Offices executed by deputy, the Arm and Navy Departments, is unnecessary and inexpedient as means of remunerating public service. ENGLAND. Aglionby, H. A. Cocker- Hodgson, John—Newcastle mouth Humphery, John—SouthwarV Astley, Sir J. D.—Wilts, N ...

... be Of Captain Rock and his family. Mr. J. BROWN said he knew that all classes in Irelat.' anxious to have this Bill. w, Sir JOHN KEY felt that in addressing tLe House for th time, after the debate had been protracted to so unu* 1 length, and after every ...

... counected should bear this Doble character character so different from that of the Whig corporations of Derby, Nottingham, Lord JOHN RUSSELL said that the bill was a general one. He admitted that there was no complaint against Tamwortli; but he did not see ...

... am told that I to put you, a six feet one, out tbe room, I naturally reply, that I may overcome you by reason, or law, or by arms, but certainly not by mere physical force. And j .ist so I would bog those who accuse Sir Robert Peel of inertness, in not ...

... laborious, that invid.ous. that closely watched slavery which is mocked with, the name of power. Five-Pound Converts.—The John Bull says— are informed, upon nuthoi ity which we have no reason question, that at Stoke-by-Naylnnd, in Suffolk, converts ...

... Cock-lane, Westgate. It is stated that the gallant Karl of Cardigan, the colonel of the 11th Dragoons, has taken the celebrated Northamptonshire hounds known as the Pytchley.” The Earl and Countess of Cardigan entertained his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge ...

... of his highly respected father, the late Rev. J. B. Backhouse, a short time before his decease. On Wednesday the Earl of Cardigan and the officers of the 11th Light Dragoons gave a parting dinner, at the Fountain Hotel, to the officers of the 45th Regiment ...

... the 28th instant. Messrs. Hume, O’Connell, Grattan, Howard, &c. presented petitions from different parts of Ireland, praying for a continuanc# of fair and impartial government. The a4iourned debate on Lord John Russell’s motion was then resumed; the course ...

... he (Lord John) had actually challenged an inquiry into the state of Ireland under Lord Normanby’s government, and challenged, too, that it should commenced in the House of Lords if the result of the investigation was not feared, he (Lord John) assuming ...

... annum Derives Gazette. John Cummins, late a letter-carrier in the Post-office, was convicted at the Central Criminal Court of stealing letter containing an order for £4O. He was sentenced to fourteen years’ transportation. Mr. Grattan, the lessee of the ...

... versity of Cambridgi Vincent, of St. John the Cambridge Silvei Death Mr. M nouncing the death o took place Thurs ...