... gave notice of a motion on the subject for the ' succeeding Monday. Lord John Russell imme- 1 diately started up and also gave notice that if Lord Maidstone persisted, he (Lord John) would at the same time call the attention of the House! to a Charge ...

... than £10,000. Foot Race. — On Monday, a foot-race of 150 yards, for £20 a side, took place near the John O'Gaunt Arms, on the Pontefract Road, between John Hodgson, shoemaker, of Sheffield, and Benjamin Clarkson, copper-plate printer, of Leeds. The former ...

... Tumnor. Udego' - LoayPak Park. llrJecmh.Glnders, Iogeetre Mc. John Bright, Teridesley Mr. Harvey Wyatt, Acton Hill Park Farm. Mr. Win. Turner, Rogelcy AUDITORS. Mr. John Manners and Mr. John Armish5,w, Rugeicy. SOLICITORS. Messrs. Smith Rnd Buckle, Rugeley ...

... for his diplomatic talent*. There Is a rumour of Lord Plunkett’s retirement, and that Sir John CampMl will hr* successor in the Irish Chancellorship. * Plain John’ should keep a sharp lookout. Time presses; and unless is resigned coutinue simple knight ...

... are either Milanese, tlennan, or Spanish, and of the most exquisite w-.rkmanship, will as the arms them, and which will used L'ie melee. The knights arc to armed cap-a-pie. The squires in hall or anccret armour, the attendants brigantine*, jacks, and jazerines ...

... at Brighouse, in the parish of Halifax, on the ni^ht of the 21st of April last, by har- bouring and assisting John Thornton, Geo. Atkinson, John Haley, and Joseph Dodson, who, it will be remembered, Were convicted for this offence, at our late assizes. ...

... Thackwray and Mr. John Lawson.) Huns let.—Mr. William Whalley, and Mr. John Ingram, Mr. James Longley, and Mr. James Wilkiftson. Hoi beck Mr. John Watson, grocer; and Mr.: John Jackson, flour-dealer. Beeston Mr. Joseph Rodgers, jun. ; and Mr. ...

... : — Mr. John Durham, Mr. Thomas CundalejMr. John Stevenson, Mr. Thomas Severs. Mr. Michael Fox ton, Mr. Francis Thompson, Mr. Wm. Peacock, King-street, Mr. John Kearsley, Mr. Henry Burlinson, Mr. John Rollinson, Mr. Handley Stevenson, Mr. ...

... Bucks, void by the resigna- tion of the Rev. 1. C. Townsentd. Patron, the Rev. 1, C. Townsend-The Right Hon. the Earl of Cardigan has ap- pointed the Rev. R. C. BuItTON, one of his Lordship's Domestic Chaplains-The Rev. G. W. HizATfCOTE, Fellow of Winchester ...

... Younge ; Thomas Marman, and John Berry, for fourteen years each. — F.ber Brcwertou, for ten years Ncall, Henry Shaw, Harper Broom- hall Nicholl, Charles Jaques, John Radcliffe, William Carnage, Peter Holland, William Holland, John Lyons, and Henry Blackburn ...

... by .Mr. John Dibb, chairman of the Radical Association, that seven of the names should be struck out in consequence of their having been in that office last year, and the following individuals put in their stead, viz. Messrs. John Dibb, John Willan, ...

... of August, One Thousand Eight Hun- dred and Thirty-Eight. The EARL of CARDIGAN, By Georoe Hayward, his Agent duly authorised. ABM. FARRAR. JOAN LISTER. JOHN HALEY. JOHN ROGER6ON. JOHN WAITE, Jun. I [duty free.] the Undersigned, being a Landowner, or duly ...