... one o'clock, his Majesty arrived in town in his travelling carriage from Windsor. Soon after two o'clock Major- General Sir John Waters, K.C.B. was introduced into the Royal Presence, preceded by Mr. William Woods, Secretary to the Knights Com- manders ...

... great excitation which was raised. It appeared that a woman, who went by the name of Sanderland, and lived with a man named John Thomson Sanderland, at 20, George-street, was taken seriously ill. The symptoms were of that character that it was deemed necessary ...

... of conversaion. on hearing one of the party say how superior the American horses were to our own, having a little of the old John hull blood in his veins, indignantly fired at the assumption, and offered. as a proof to the contrary, to take five to four ...

... SIMON lA/IR.—The expenses of the St. Simonlans for the month of Fcbreasy were nearly 140.000 francs. Among them we observe a arm of alto femme for the expense of a mission to England —Literary (:resette. BED or LEA , ES.—la some countries the leaves of ...

... to be Lieutenant, vice Keer, appointed to the 85th Foot. Rifle Brigade—Lieut, John R. Groves, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Fitz-Maurice, promoted; Second Lieut. John Hamilton Esten to be First Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Groves; Ensign Geo. Hughes ...

... this University, and P. C. of Llandygwydd, in the county of Cardigan, to the Prebendal Stall of Treffloyden, in the Cathedral Church of St. David's. Commisary, the Rev. D. A. Williams. The Rev. John Raines Graham, M A. has been in. ducted into the Rectory ...

... in explanation, said if Mr. O'Connell were dead the same opinion would prevail upon the subject of tithes in Ireland. Sir JOHN BURKE said he had heard sentiments with regard to the Protestant Church going much farther against the existiug power and ...

... of education for Ireland. On being taken to the table, it was found to be a different petition, and withdrawn accordingly. ARMED CONSPIRATORS. Mr. HUNT rose and said it had come to his knowledge that an arrest had taken place of a few men who had been ...

... Mills, Josias Dv Pre Alexander, John Morris, Henry Alexander, rt_u . y Mv8 P ratt - John'Baillie. llaikes, j aioes Rivett Carnac, M«iry Shank, William Stanley Clarke, i ,es J? tuart - Neil Benjamin Edmonstone, John Thornhill, Robert Cutlar Fergusson ...

... tine to that power, or else it could produce none of the advantages which ought to follow from concession ( hear, hear) . Sir JOHN BURKE expressed his approbation of the amendment moved by his Honourable Friend. He could not acknowledge the policy of the ...