... business by an act of violence. The Lord Mayor (to the defendant)—Can't yea manage to arrange the dispute without an appeal to arms? Is it not too bad to try to blow out each other's brain, for nothing ?—(A laugh.) Dr. Brewer stated that a misunderstanding ...

... Van zb.n Warren N'arbertl, Griffiths Ponty(.0«l' — Williams — Williams Cardigan —D-tvis — Piotlieio Swansea. at the Cambrian Cardiff —D Rees —Williams Neath — H^yward Office, P John Coworidge.. — Lifter Newport, Ang- Clement And in Merthyr Tydvil, by W ...

... Sir,—Through the medium of your paper permit me to ask one question of Lord John Russell. In allusion to the recent correspondence between the Bishop of Exeter and Lord John Russell, has his lordship not received a communication from any other highly ...

... aoßßxar op malt. Joseph Nowlan and John Kehoe, (boatmen) John Mn. .ay, James White, and George Reid, (corn porters,) were indicted for stealing bag of malt out of boat No .873. Mr. Creighton stated the ca*e for the prosecution, avowing that the was instituted ...

... morning tells story it passed some weeks ago oir i r. , between Lotd John Uus-ell and Lord Londonderry, Cabinet Council was held *t llitec o'clock yesterday Devonshire House, Lord' John being now in afternoon at the Foreign O.Kce. was attended Dcvonslnre ...

... of Denbigi;' il Tie lhlisses Edwards, of Cle- n g a song by Mr. John Williams; Edvard 1 ins subof London, and iMrs. Edsvards;' Mr. D. e en, of Cyfanned l'awr, and his brother, Mir. John a of liverpool, (twrinfs.) ' 'Ianks were returned . 5 appr oriate ...

... diughtcr of h»r W. Ridley, Barf., M.P. May 2, at Streatham, Surrey, Henry John Turner, street, eldest son of Henry Holden Turner, Esq., of St- h) Wootl, to Harriet Coats, daughter of John Bank*,« ham, Esq. DIED. . April 30. Ciare-ball, Herts, hit 77tb year ...

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... DEFEAT OF LORD JOHN RUSSELL IN DEVONSHIRE. South Devon has immortalized itself; given to the Tail'* Cabinet blow that it will not recover this session, should it ever get over the effects. It has - rejected by an overwhelming majority Lord John Russell, the ...

... of Lord John Russell, we have steered through all the dangers with which we were surrounded, have obtained a suc- cession of victories, and have at length succeeded in driving the Tories from power. (Cheers.) We have a due sense of Lord John Russell's ...

... llt Tn of the sons of the Glorious GRATTAN.; That noble-. and hottest patriot was. once on a time the saviour of s Ina „ rY,,eharging for saving it no more than fifty thou- Pounds. But all that is passed.. .GRATTAN did nonow app ears, and the fifty thousand ...