... Foreign-office. Lord John n town yesterday for Tunbridge-wells. Lord Glenelo i r' le! yesterday morning. * lef lo», The lady to whom the Marquis of Graham is soon to b,, ■ IS the youngest daughter of Lord Decies, not tho a, , Sir John Beresford, have stated ...

... selfish, sordid politicians, who think of confounding the public with their private interests, Religious alarms, says Grattan, are not the efforts of great or comprehensive minds ; they originate in low cunning, and operate on ignorant irritability ...

... received, by which it appea rs that at an early hour that day General Peon ordered the troops of his division to get under arms, but that several companies of the different regiments mutinied, and refused to obey. General Castanon and the Baron das Antis ...

... the Dublin Trades' Union to start Mr. O'Connell and Mr. Henry Grattan for the representation of that city, whenever the opportunity atises.—Globe.—[Let them try it if they dare.] Sir John Beckett is to be invited to a public dinner by constituents at ...

... the House of Lords on the night on which he uttered the offensive words against his country, he would, LO use the words of GRATTAN, have first answered the calumniator by a blow. If he had 100 majority in the House of Commons he would sweep away the House ...

... Gazette. A BILL is preparing in Parliament to carry a rail-road from the Isle of Dogs to Whitechapel. THE ACCIDENTS FROM FIRE-ARMS to life and limb this year, particularly since the commencement of the sporting season, are at least double those of any former ...