... convenience is to be consulted, %Roisters make no pretence of economy. TO Lest. or CARDIGAN.* Wednesday the Conservatives of North Northamptonshire entertained Tad Cardigan at dinner, in testimony of their approval of his principles and their gratitude for ...

... of the Bengal army, and for some years Especial Judge of the province of .Morha, in that island. At Glenluce, Ihe 17th inst, John McCracken. late surveyor of laxes for the county of Wlgton. ,° .„ th , On the 22nd October, of typhus fever. Charlotte. ...

... have a lameness in his right arm, and tho prisoner was perfectly hale in every limb. However, he thought they were the same, but he would not swear positively. The panel, at the time of his apprehension, wore his right arm in a sling, hut the officer stripp;ng ...

... our language. My colleague, Lord John, thinks to govern the dis“ satisfied colony with resolutions instead of with re“ solution—paper against Papineau won’t do—if we “send out hard words we must send out men and “arms to back them, or the people will ...

... rather a desirable circumstance. But Lord John Russell refused to agree to such a step at so early an hour as twelve o’clock, and the motion of Brothcrton was therefore outvoted by a majority of 219 to 58. Mr J. Grattan then moved that the Chairman report progress ...

... on Saturday. The Irish distillers were accompanied by the following M. P.’s—Messrs O’Connell, Power, Callaghan, Hutton, H. Grattan, and J. Hume. The Scotch distillers by the following—the Lord Advocate, Lord J. Stuart, Sir C. Adam, General Arhuthnot, Captain ...

... Sir John Colborne had been to Quebec to concert precautionary measures with Lord Durham. The men-of-war in the river had been dispatched to Nova Scotia for all the disposable troops in that colony and New Brunswick. It was understood that Sir John Colborne ...