... who, while affecting to adhere to the Reform Bill, were- finding out a thousand petty ways to undermine it. Then rose Lord John, and .exulted in the general popularity of the Reform Bill, which even the Conservatives now show themselves so anxious to ...

... six months. Mr. J. Grattan, Mr. P. Scrope. Mr. Hindley, Lord Clements, Mr. W. Roche, and Lord J. Russell having briefly addressed the house, the bill was then read a second time, and ordered to be committed on Friday next. Lord John RTsSELLI moved that ...

... which had been received. The last despatch of Lord Gosford stated that the revolt was completely suppressed — that wherever armed bodies of the insurgents appeared they were dispersed, and the lend- ers were eitlier killed or taken prisoners ; and that ...

... Wynn, Bart. ot Liaa- gedwin, ult. Elizabeth, relict of the late Mr. John Eddowes, tanner, = in be Teesday, at year, Mr. an by name 93, Cities, Depety end Megistrets ho ties of Cardigan ead MAN@LACGHTER.— An inquest was held leet week, at orcester, on the ...

... existed between this country and the United States. Lord John Ru'ssei.l added few words, to the effect that all future operations against Navy Island were to be carried on under the direction of Sir John Colborne. Sir G. Grey stated, answer to a question from ...

... committed that day six months (Hear A i-scussion some length followed, in which Mr .i.bson, Mr. Grattan, Mr. P. Scrop e ,Al H\nA ley, Lord Clements, and Lord John Russell took nart after which the bill was read second time, and ordeml to be committed on ...

... Thursday. The Earl of Aberdeen inquired if Sir John Colborne would have authority to carry the provisions o! the bill into effect before the ar- rival of rd Durham in Canada. Lerd Glenelg replied, that Sir John Colborne would have a dis- cretionary power ...

... the majority Alexander. EDI.,John OTonor.Don Archbold, Kobeit Ferguson. Sir R A ...

... religius andmoralwelfare of the community. The attndfncoof haeholders was very numerouos-from eihyto ninety being present. ht JOHN MARSHALL, Esq., President, tock the chair. and a opened the businoss by stating, that at the last meeting of share- IS boldera ...

... with regard to Navy Island being i.ccupiecl body of per»ons headed and partly composed of citizens of the United States, and armed and equipped in the territory of that Power. .Mr. Fox thereupon communicated these farts the President of the United States ...

... Thursday. The Earl of Aberdeen inquired if Sir John Colborne would have authority to carry the provisions of the bill into effect before the arrival of Lord Durham in Canada. Lord Glenelg replied, that Sir John Colborne would have a discretionary power to ...

... to Mary Margaret, youngest daughter of Mr. John Goody, of Cudworth : Though no rancour to moderate, this Goody bears, ' She may well be admired when she shows off her Ayres. MARRIED.—At Dublin, Captain Grattan, to Susannah, second daughter of W. Shine ...