... him. We have heard that Mr. Rankin, of the western circuit, has been appointed to the office, and that he will supersede Sir John Jeffcott._—Morning Herald. We have advices from - Barbadoes to the 28th April. His Excellency Major-General Sir Lionel Smith ...

... and Bar, the Mansfield - at, eet f 3 in the London -road, Mansfield-street Bar, London. street l3sr. York -street Bar, King's Arms Gate, Warner-street Bar, the Bermondsey NeW Road Gate, Allea-street Bar, Homerstreet Bar, and Carlisle-laue Bar, in Hercules-iane ...

... thorough conviction of Mr. O'Connell that, through the subordinate agency of certain tools of his, namely, Lord Melbourne, Lord John Russell, and the rest, he can do what he pleases; and his determination not to be deprived of the use of instruments so tractable ...

... had given a pledge that the yeomanry should not be increased, and he had granted additional arms since such a declaration. The Kilrush yeomanry corps were armed. lie would not allude to the Newtownbarry affair, but to say that he had no hope of justice ...

... twelve. Attorney, Mr. Reynolds, Golden-squa re . mADDOX, John Gale, Bristol, druggist, April 14, at twelve, May is, at one. Attorneys, Messrs. Brooks and Cooper, Johnstreet, Bedford-row. adALLETT, John, East-street, Walworth, grocer, April 16, at twelve, ...

... place, three-tenths of receive his tents without himself carrying arms, . and being . dffl ent , I this sum, or 152,7001. being deducted, there remain but accompanied by a friend also armed. (Hear, hear.) The i Lord J. RUSSELL said, that the clause proposed ...

... notice was. ,, issued at Braiuley, calling every man of liberal principles to attend a meeting at a stated hour at the Cardigan Arms, with reference to the change of ministry and the alarming aspect of things. The important hour arrived, and not one person ...

... appears aga i nst t h em , t h e whole popula- the chariot was a y oung gent l eman wrapped up in a tion of Lyons will fly t o arms; and they are deter- large military cloak, w a lki ng s l ow l y backwards and Mined not to give the l eas t quarter , and ...

... GREENWICH PETTY SESSIONS. John Hewes, of Wick Cottages, Woolwich-road, a gentleman of large property, was charged with wounding John. Nicholas, by firing a blunderbuss from on board the Brilliant yacht, of which is the proprietor. John Addiman, serjeant of ...

... conversation resulted from these remarks, in the course of which Mr. Grattan expressed the opinion, that, if the tithes and rents could not be collected without the aid of an . armed force, it was time that the legislature interfered., Captain GORDON having ...

... The Lords present were the Lord Chancellor, the Lord President of the Council, the Judge of the Admiralty Court, and Lord John Russell. Mr. Sergeant Spankie having been heard in reply for the appellants, the Lord Chancellor, on behalf of their Lordships ...

... establish despotism he quoted rhymes without reason. Did that report recommend an insurrection act? Did Sir Hussey Vivian or Sir John Harvey recommend it? No. The right hon. Secretary said last night that the saeoial commission for the Queen's county had r ...