... Lord Byron, Sir Augustus Clifford, the Right Hon. Thomas Spring Rice, Sir Thomas Cochrane, Sir Thomas Hardy, John Wilson Crokcr, Esq., Sir John Barrow, Admiral Sotheron, and several naval and military officers. When his Grace the Duke of Wellington entered ...

... Jungle” appears to us, also, a very good article. 44 First Visit to Brussels,” by Mr. Grattan, is also an attractive narrative, —but we do not much like Mr. Grattan’s style, which is what we call in this country Irish; too excited for good taste and good ...

... of fumbling in the pouch, however, the siller was at length forthcoming, ami the Highlanders wen* liberated. Queen-square. —John Smith, an elderly man of shabby appearance, was charged with picking the pocket of Edward Moore, Esq., at the Italian Opera-house ...

... Purser—J. W. Nickulis. the Maecr. Masters—\V. Rurbes, Acting Master, to the Racer; J. Jarvis. Second Master to the Victory; Mr. John linrie. Master and Pilot, of the Hercules, act .Master of the Niagara, on Lake Krie. Mates—Lord A Ucauclerk, to Hastings; K ...

... 000/., but will be less. Prices vary from 6/. 6*. to about 10/. to tub Earl of Cardigan. —On Wednesday the Conservatives of North Northamptonshire entertained Earl Cardigan at dinner iu testimony of their approval of his principles and their gratitude ...

... Alleged Murder Aberdeen. —We regret understand that William 3l‘Donald and John Dinnin, two of the Aberdeen watchmen, have been committed to gaol there, the charge of having murdered John Brown about fortnight ago. An altercation had arisen between the parties ...

... Murder in Aberdeen.— regret to understand that William M‘Donald and John Dinnin, two of the Aberdeen watchmen, have been committed to gaol there, on the charge of having murdered John Brown about a fortnight ago. An altercation had arisen between the parties ...

... rope over the mat and confined his arms, and drsggid him about the workshops. The complainant fought hit way along well as he could, and disengaged himself from thf rope. The prisoners, however, threw it over his arms again and fastened the mat over hi* ...

... with the inhabitants,to leave this place at five o’clock this morning, and go there to search for arms—not without hopes of taking Malhiot. Some arms were taken, and two leading agitators were brought in, who remain for examination to-morrow. 1 also ...

... monster m the shape of a man was on Tuesday last brought before the mayor and magistrates, at the Guildhall, in that city. John Minns one of the city police, stated that on the morning about II o’clock he was on duty on All Saints’-grccn ; that while ...