... Sir John Campbell, the attorney-general. Mr. Abe- cromby, formerly chief baron the exchequer iv Scotland, and afterwards master of Mint, is son of Sir Ralph Abercromby, who fell at Alexandria, and brother to the present Lord Abercromby. Sir John Campbell ...

... to Matilda, second daughter of ?? John Annesly, Esq., of Oakley, in the county of Devon. I)ec. 12, at Hlawkchurclt. by the Rev. Dr. Itudge, Joseph, son of Mr. 1. Symonds, of Hawkclhurchl, to Lydia, dauglhter of Mr. John Way, of Whitechiurch Canonicorum ...

... Clifford's Arms, on Wed- NE?DAY the 17th January, 1838. STEWARDS. Sir \V. Carew, l?art. Sir W. H. Tonkin, Knt. M. E. N. Parker, Esq., M.P. A. Chichester, Esq. B. Fulford, Esq, Capt. Kerr, Capt. Milles, Capt. Hi.'l, W. Hole, Esq. H. Pierreuunt, Esq. John Wise ...

... of tire death of f Mr. Knight, the, president of the Horticultural Society: H We are happy to announce the arrival of Sir John Herschel and hris lady horne tire Cape of Good Hope. It is in contemplation to constitute a police force along the rr projected ...

... , by the late Francis Turner. Esq. this City. John Doe, —At the termination of an ejectment case on Tuesday, in which the plaintiff was nonsuited, th« crier of the Court called out, with loud voice, John Doe» come forth, &c., thiee times; but this s ...

... Bathford Cottage, Mrs. John Mountford Yeeles, of a son. On Saturday the 28th ult., at the Rectory Church, Alaryle- bone, by the Rev. Bryant Burgess, Lieut -Col. P. W. Pedler, of longileet, Dorset, to Frances, eldest daughter of John Durant, Esq. On the 24tih ...

... reforms the re- Mentation of the people in parliament as would conduce to their and to the welfare the country at large;. n,>rd John Russell, reply to a question from Mr. H»we , k lUoiu, ttt proceed with the which he introduced with respect to the metropolitan ...

... nature can be adorned; and which were combined with that genius and that spotless integrity which once made the name Henry Grattan to shine with surprising brilliancy and lustre. (Cheers from the Conservatives.) But he should say no more of slanderers, ...

... Lieutenants of Counties, the subject of armed associations. The Salford Kadical association, and an association at Bath, had applied for arms, but his own opinion was, that the Circular was greatly misunderstood, and that armed associations, without proper military ...

... of counties, with reference to armed associations, led to some discussion. The noble duke observed that large bodies of men had associated themselves diffe - rent part of the country, and had obtained possession of arms for the ostensible purpose of affording ...

... presented arms to the opposition ranks; but if was wrong, this was curious mode of securing * '* amendment. What would tbe country say, tr,e members of our House of Commons should, after viole' debate, rite embrace each other Let us imagine nrd John Russell ...

... Street, London. MR. COLBURN has ust published the following N«W WORKS: THE LIFE AND TIMES OFTHE RT. HON HENRY GRATTAN. his Son, Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P. 2 vols. Bfo, with Portrait, bound. THE ROMANCE OF PRIVATE LIFE. By Mi„ Burney. 3 vols. By ' itself ...