... Hugh Lindsay, lames Campbell, jun. Esq. harles Liltledale, esq. John Cockerell, esq. Henry Liltledale. Esq. Thomas Dorrien, esq. George VVarde Norman, esq. Thomas Dorrien, jun. Esq. John Pearse, esq. M.P. Charles Bell Ford, esq. Brice Pearse, esq. William ...

... and in which the parish officers must be strengthened with the arm of the police, if it necessary. Supply,—The House afterwards went into Committee Supply the Army Estimates, when Sir John Cam Hobhouse stated, that the vote for the land forces there was ...

... Monmouthshire. Newport, Isle of Wight. John Frost, Thomas Sewell, Radical a Conservative ex-linen-draper, ex-chief-magistrnte, Bankrupt, Deputy Recorder, jConvicted libeller. Deputy Governor, recommended to Lord John Russell, for the magistracy, by the Radical ...

... immediately, beloiethey can recruit, and get a further supply of arms. I beg the liberty of farther remarking, that the whole of the volunteers, as well as the La Colle Militia, have been under arms since this day week, and up day and night, and I fear they ...

... Noble Lord concluded by moving that the amendments made the Lords, read. The amendments having been read by the clerk, Lord JOHN RUSSELL proposed that the consideration the four clause# postponed, and that the proceed the clause abolishing Corporations ...

... pleasure, after they have been once issued. Prince Louis Napoleon Bonaparte (attended by Viscount Persigny,) has left Lord Cardigan's mansion, on Carltonterrace, for Liverpool, whence the priuce will embark for Ardrossan, route to Eglintoun Castle, where ...

... upon a par with the celebrated priest's (Maguire) discovery that Thomas a Recket was killed the orders of King John—with Mr. Henry Grattan's quotation from Aristotle, in reference to tbe poisoning of Alexander the Great—and Mr. O'Connell's own new version ...

... cutaneous eruption all over the face, arms, kc. from having accidentally eaten a Eiece of sponge cake, into which rice-flour had entered. The was swollen an enormous size, and the symptoms were altogether frightful and si arming threaten imraediste danger. The ...

... command of temper. What is it then that makes Lord John not a great orator? I am almost ashamed to say it —nothing but that be is little man. There is no man whose diminutiveness tells so much against him. Grattan got over his whimsicalalmost grotesque figure ...

... natives would not allow him. At the report this I manned and armed the cutter, and sent the second officer, boatswain, and six men, to take him at any price, stationing myself on the poop with armed men to protect them, the event of any objection to his being ...

... Joseph Theophilus Toye, clerk, B.A , of Queen's college, Oxford ; John Marriott, clerk, M.A., of Oriel college, Oxford; John Vaughan, clerk, 8.A., of Worcester college, Oxford; John Francis Witty, a literate person; Rich. Leigh, clerk, 8.A., of Brasennose ...

... POSTSM LONDON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER. °N, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2. ER Y eff „ f'over ppears to be making by the Spanish ° increase their armed force in the c» ''mo hetterto organise that engine, and »r Fo7 ftlC ent d more attached to the Queen's e purpose decrees ...