... head, neck, and arms ; and although medical assistance was promptly secured, she gradually sauk, and expired on Saturday morning. —On Tuesday an inquest was held at Dalby, Leicestershire, before Mr. John Gregory, jun., on the body of John Henry Wade, a ...

... indisposed at I Strathfieldsaye, vvhich has prevented his Grace from hunt- f .ing, as usual, at Hcrtt'ord Bridge, with Sir John Cope's, or 4 the V ine hounds. His Grace, it is understlood, will remnain I at Strathtieldsaye until the meeting of lParliament ...

... was rather too late, and had forgotten his writ ! Mr. Colley Grattan, the author of Highways and Byways, and many other works of great merit, is appointed British Consul at Boston. Sir John Pechell, brother of lhe Member for Brighton, is appointed the ...

... Stonvhouse, In the 65th year of his age, Rear-Admiral Sir John Ferris Devonshire, K.C.H.—The Hamburg Bor ten Hallo paper of the 90tb olt. announces the demise, at New York* the wealthy John Jacob Astor, of that city, at the advanced age of 80 years. ...

... during his stay Canada; the name of each person appointed; the amount of salary, it any, and nature ofthe duties performed. Lord John Russell had no objection to the motion, but he could inform the hon. aud learned member that all the papers referred to were ...

... from all other foreign articles well as from corn. But the Government seemed to act upon no principle at all. The noble Lord (John Russell) had talked of a fixed duly, against which the arguments on both sides arc applicable. It was easy to talk of a fixed ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT The Ministry. On Monday, Lord John Russeu. rose to bring forward the motion of which he had given notice relative to the government Ireland. After all uuing to the appointment of a committee the Lor Is, to enquire into the state of ...

... excepting during the short time that Lord Fitzwilliam was in office, and 1806 when Mr. Grattan's advice was acted upon. During the whole of this time, said Lord John Russell, Ireland was under the guidance of these very men, who came now to complain to ...

... meeting of the Orangemen of Coleraine, in the cuunjy Loudonderry, was held iu the district lodge-rooms of that town, the Reverend John Graham, county master, iu the chair, when, among others, the following resolutions were unanimously passed— 1. That we rejoice ...

... that be understood the Secretary f or Ireland intended to- make some proposition. answer to a question from Mr. Hawes, Lord John Russell said that he fully intended to persevere with , the County Courts Bill and the District Sessions Bill and that he hoped ...

... noble lord had received any information of persons connected with that body arming themselves, and If had, whether it wa* hia intention lo any steps in consequence Lord John Russell said, in answer lo firatqoestioo, would state that had received an intimation ...

... highly approved. The cylindrical apparatus which contains the seven charges, is a contrivance at once sure and simple. Ten men armed are equal to seventy, and we can scarcely doubt that the weapon will soon become as popular as it is powerful.— Atlas. Young ...