... from British residents in Canton, against the present rates of duties on tea. Ordered to lie on the table. Monday. Mr. H. Grattan inquired whether Government had received any notice of the alarming prevalence cf cholera in Ireland.— Mr. Littliton said ...

... TO JOHN BULL. Ms. Editor —Haring seen in yonr paper, few months back, the «ase of W.Brougham, Esq.,M.P., retaininghis Fellowship in Jesns College, Cambridge, with his Mastership in Chancery, I had the ■curiosity to look into the statutes of that society ...

... by the arms of the Crown and of the See; the north compartment, are traced the arms of Dr. Ryder, Lord Bishop of the Diocese, and those the Rev. W. Spooner, Archdeacon, and of the Rev. W. Hook, Vicar, the south compartment contains the city arms, the rectorial ...

... of vhich quitted their quarters with their arms and mmnnition, and retired to the jungles in state of open revolt, 1 where it is said they were pursued and taken by a regiment of native infantry. Death Sir John Doyls. —This gallant officer died a few days ...

... the Golden Lion, Barnstaple; the Bedford Arms, Tavistock; Royal Hotel, and King's Arms Hotel, Plymouth; New London Inn, Exeter; also ot Messrs. Tils., us, Squance, and Tilsons, Solicitors, Coiemaii-street ; Mr. John Clode Brad- don, Solicitor, Camcll'ord ...

... army ; it is, I say, a matter of for the lauded proprietors of this country to see how far they would be justified in piecing arms in the hands of their tenantry.— (Ifear.)—Ttere are other acts of the Government I might fairly n'olice, which I shall not ...