... THE NEW PARLIAMENT. Candidates alrcodi, returned Those marked thus « are against the ministerial plan of reform. Cardigan (County)-Col. Powell C. Lemon Belgrave. ii. Wilhraham EJIBI ,OKE_Sir J. wen H oLk Si~H Bonbury, Tyrrell Wo. T. Foley, Cap.. Spencer ...

... Joseph Heariaidn, landlord of the Carpenters' Arms, Princes street. ?? Maiket, London, sged 37. On Monday, at bis lordship's residence in Portman tqaera, after aa illness of brief duration, tbe Earl of Cardigan. Bfo lordship, who was a posthumous son, was ...

... Dublin there will be four candidates—the present members (Messrs. Grattan and Aloore), Alderman James, and the Recorder, who is son of Alderman Shaw's The object to throw out Henry Grattan. There are four candidates for the county—the sitting members, Lord ...

... ••• Bradford John Yorfc Dickinson. Mary -Sheffield William .selby Drury, John Hull Spink, James Knarabro* Fox. Joaerh Sheffield Joseph Pouterraet Grainge, James - • • Bradford Stilling*, John ?? Wakefield Hawdon. John Hull Taylor. ...

... placed at the usual distance, and, on the signal being given, Lord Londonderry received Mr. Grattan's fire, and then fired the air. Mr. Bodkin, the part of Mr. Grattan, then expressed himself perfectly satisfied, and tbe affair terminated to the satisfaction ...

... Hayues and , Warwick. John Smith, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, innkeeper, August 8, and 30, at twelve, at the Rutland Arms Inn, Bakewell. Attorneys, Mr. T. M. Vicory, Lincoln's Inn-fields ; and Mr. R. Grattan, Chesterfield. John Pool Horton, West Bromwicb ...

... 8.A., Emmanuel, Cambridge. John Dobie, 8.A., Corpus Christi, Cambridge. -.hri l Thos. Glendow 8.A., Catherine Hall, Can Robt. Lovelace Hill, M.A., St. John's, Cambridge- Henry Berkeley Jones, 8.A., St. John's, Cambridge- John Kitton, 8.A., Queen's College ...

... was attacked jusl after had passed the Lodge-gates John Blayds, Esq., at Oulton, by five men. They first fired two shots, but happily without producing any other effect than that of causing Mr. Grattan's horse to swerve; one them then seized the animal ...

... was loaded with petitions, which he carried a box ou one arm, and large carpet bag the other. He walked to his seat amidst great laughter, and cheers from the ministerial benches. Mr. J. GRATTAN presented a number petitions favour of the policy adopted ...

... R M Blamire. W Hobhouse, Sir J Ronayne, I) Blunt, Sir C Hodges, T Rooper, J B Bodkiu.John Jamesllodges, T I. Rundell, John Bowes, John Holland, B Russell, Lord John How ring, Br Hoskins, X Russell, Lord Brabazon.Sir Wro J Howard, F. t; Russell, Lord C ...

... was much affected with this appalling scene.— Argus. The Retirement of Sir John Conrov.—We have reason to believe that the Duke of Wellington negociated the retirement of Sir John Conroy, with a view to propitiate a more cordial and affectionate understanding ...

... Zealand.—Rev. John Frederick ChurtoD, • ' , Jamaica.—Rev. W. Steams, Rev. Henry Browne- Barhadoes.—Rev. W. H. Jackson, Rev. G- >■ Rev. S. Braithwaite, Rev. W. Gill. J. Upper Canada.—Rer. R. J. C. Tuvlor, - ' elide. bfi Lower Canada.—Rev. John Macmaster, ...