... JOHN BULL Spain, and the privates ate invited to enlist in the Airiean Foreign Legion. No military operations deserving record have occurred j and Don Carlos still remains at bis head*qoarters of Aiseoitia. The most important step taken hr the Chamber ...

... Gabbett, Clerk; William Willis, Clerk; John Elmos, Clerk; Thos. Westropo, Jon., Clerk; James Bonnet, Clerk; Dawson Massy, Clerk; Robert Gelsloo, M.D.jJ. Brown, J. P.; Thomas TroadseU; Thomas Taylor; John B. Flemyng; John Phelps; Stanley Boncfaier; S. Rawsoo ...

... Gabbett, Clerk; William Willis, Clerk; John Elmes, Clerk; Thos. Westropp, ion.. Clerk; James Bennet, Clerk; Dawson Massy, Clerk; RobertGelston, M.D.: J.Brown, J. P.; ThomasTrondseu; Thomas Taylor; John B. Flemyng; John L, Phelps; Stanley Bonchier; S. Rawson ...

... arder—Sutop.an Bishop of Killaloe is brother to the late Lord Ribbleidale, whoae widow was the late Ltdy John Russell. and the new Dean of Exeter is Lord John own brother. Journo/.—[The Deanery of Lxetcr not worth more than IhO/. > year.] His Royal Highness ...

... Royal Military College at Sandhurst. _ _ _ The Duke of Cambridge left Burghley House on Friday on a visit to the Earl of Cardigan, at Deene Park, Northamptonshire. His Royal Highness left Deeue Park on Saturday, and returned to Cambridge House. A Cabinet ...

... 1797, and married the 9th of Sept.,, 1834, Mrs. Mary Ann Blachford, widow of the then late John Blachford, Esq., and daughter of the late Right Hon. Henry Grattan. The late earl was a lieutenant-general in the army, ant a baron of Nova S.lotia. FUNERAL ...

... Sarniwl, of Upper Bryaostone-st. Portman-sq. painter-I)ebtort.' Prison Cullen Ambrose, of Donor, out of business—Donor I toward John, of Spring-gardens, Trafalgar-sq. surgeon—Debtors' Pt 5100 Hughes Samuel (sued with Benjamin Hughes), of Upper Ground it. ...

... y carried. In the course of the evening Mr. Tucker . was appointed general treasurer for the Precursors in London, and Mr. John Kean secretary. Thanks were then cordially voted to the chairman, who had transacted the business of the evening in a most ...

... corps towards each other. The presentation of colours to this regiment took place nt Colombo lately by General Sir John Wilson. Sir John complimented the Colonel and Officers ofthe regiment in the highe-t terms for the soldier-like appearance of the troops ...

... well-known slanderer, John Edward Taylor. If pi oof be wanting of that man's falsehood, ; he has fur- nished it this day, in his report of the examination in Mr Stephens's case before John Ken worthy, Esq. You will there find that John Edward Taylor, instead ...

... course, excite much interest, and an, opinion prevails that they will be acquitted. Their names are—Finley, Malcolm, John Grant, John G. Parker, Robert Walker, Paul Bedford, Randall Wiyon, Leonard Watson, William Reynolds, Lynus Wilson Miller, James Brown ...

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