... Cabinet Council was held at twelve o'clock on Wednesday morning, at the residence of Lord John Russell, in Wiltonerescent. All the ministers were preseut. Lord John, although much better, has not fully recovered from his late indisposition. We understand ...

... After which THE NOTE. Miss Arlington (with songs). Miss Byron; and O’Shockncssy, Mr. Grattan. To conclude with THE BRIGAND. Principal Characters by Messrs. Grattan, Courtney, Maynard, Herbert, Walker, Jones, Cowley, Chester, &c.; Miss Robinson, Miss ...

... Jameson, Esq. . Cook E*q i John I_aurence. Esq. ?? Fowler, Esq I Willuaro J. Leacber, Esq. F..x. Esq I J Francis Mauliert, Esq. - r« Fry, Esq I Joseph Pease, Esq., _LP. rt (.rani. Esq i J scholefield. Fjtq. M.P. II Hall, Esq. | John Travers. Esq. ; ,-s jun ...

... would instantly march inits defence and demonstrate to the world hew gigantic and overwhelming the arms the freeman, compared with the palsied and unnerved arm of the mercenary soldier. I trust countrymen will lose no time in this great national effort which ...

... Lord CHANDOS gave notice, that on the Committe to he would move the cause THE ADD EY, in moving the Address to the throne. Sir JOHN WROTTESL at great to the various topics Mr. PARKE seconded the Sir R. PEEL made a most laminous speech, in the course 46) of ...

... Chairman. Will. Butterworth Bayley, Pascoe St. Leger Gren- Esq. fell, lsq. Bazett David Colvin, Esq. Edwvard Lee, Esq. John Fuller, Esq. Major John Luard. ?? ?? Muskett, Esq. Auditors-Riversdale ?? Grenfell, Esq. William Sharran Crawford, Esq., MLP. Bankers-Sir ...

... Hotel, on Monday, the Ist February, 1836. Proposed by John Shegoo, Esq., seconded Sherin Bareev, and carried unanimously, _ . That Patrick Gkenos, Esq., be appointed Chair- Messrs. Michael Levins and John Cbaw/ord were requested to act as Seerretaries. Proposed ...

... Ainsworth, Goring, Philip*’ AUton, Howland Grattan, H Phillipa M Angrratein, J Cirey, Hull KIBMy Anaon, Sir Grey, Sir George Pooaoohr. u- Aetley, Sir J Groavenor, Lord Potter, K Attwood, T GroU, Poulur, J Bagsbaw, John Gueat, Joaith; Power/jam** Bainea, E Gully ...

... seven years. After some observation, unheard from a Member, whose K^'Lr CO -I ,d . not j earu . a d » brief reply from Lord John Russell, quite inaudible, M?™ii! r 1 * a L d lhat he entirely agreed with the Hon. werennh. orSoUthWar^ Mr - D ' *V. Wey) that ...

... Peace-officer Norton and hia party, who succeeded in arresting four of the gang, named Patrick Grimes, Patrick French, John Friend, and John M'Keon. They are all notorious charade* Plunder did not appear to be the motive which actuated them in the commission ...

... Stanley Clarke John Thornhill James K. Carnac - -orge Lvall Wm. Astell ■ John Shepherd Hugh Lindsay John Morris Henry Alexander ■' William Wigram Josias I). Alexander ■' Wm Young N B. Edmoustone • .1 l'lM' Muspratt John Mas-.erman ■ Cdward ...

... saved by the John Taylor, and landed at New York. POOLE, Feb. r.—The sunerb, Baxter, from London to this port, struck on the Hook last night, and broke her rudder; she is now brought up in Strudland Bay. PLYMOUTH, FEB. s.—The J etnima, Johns, from Lisbon ...