... for thefuture, use andbear the royal arms, dirercured with a label of three points argent, the centre point charged with the Cross of Saint George, quarterly with the arms of his illustrious house, the royal arms in the first and fourth quarters. And ...

... Minto, Jersey, Sandwich, Clare, Ashburnam, Fitz. y william, Albemarle, Belfast, Fingall, Burlington, Surrey, il Uxbridge, Cardigan, Veruham, Clarendon, De la Warr Ls Ashburton. Z Countesees-Carlisle, Surrey, Lichfield, Burlington, J Charlevilla, Jersey ...

... , _Daniel O'Corinel , Esq ., M . P ., Henry Grattan , Esq ., M . P ., _Sergeant Curry , M . P ., Jns . Power , Esq ., M . P ., &c . &c . &c . - - - . ' _:- ' , - Shortly _after four o ' clock _. Sit John _Burgoyne _was _called to tlie chair . . _-. ...

... Noble Order of the Garter, Nvs of by command of her Majesty, introduced into the Privy i Council by the Right Hionouerable Lord John Russell, 0110je of lier Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State (in the ab- t sence of the, Lord President of the Council); ...

... tions of former ago, would only end in confusion and bloodshed. Loiu> Cardigan and Captain Revnolds A oorrespondoot resident in tho county of Huntingdon writes us—“ The Earl of Cardigan must be exceedingly galled by (lie newspaper attacks, for lie is very ...

... on Tlitirsday. A quarrel mil i ap. pily arose• bet John and 1,, NOM, with II her of other men, were reaping in a held in that parish for Air I lalls,and a fight eirsuisl between them, in which John reeliVell severe blows on the body from Isis brother ...

... daughter, but with the same weapon lie aimed a desperate blow at law head, which she partly saved by putting up her arm, the axe falling on her arm, and lienetrating the shoulder: he then made a seeond blow at her, which avoided, and ran away crying Murder ...

... Canada, waited upon Lord John Russell at the Colonial Office, for the purpose of i ascertaining the sentiments of the Government on the i subject of emigration to the Colonies. The Deputation was most warmly received, and Lord John frankly stated that it ...

... obt _' -ined n credii to draw U i _ion _IIitiiiburgti _> llie _extent tf a inillmn . On _Tuc-. d _.-iy _evenini _In' _. _l John _TIiorosoo _;! _, _tliecrn-•• _cicniiuus niuriyr _, cineitaineil a _rclect _puny t » leu , _liaviiif _; iibciiin _.-d _petinisMun ...

... ATTACK UPON SIDON—TAKING THE TOWN ASSAULT. don, September 27- SiJon, with its garrison of neatly men, its immense stores of arms, ammunition, provisions—of of every description-are all in the hands of the Sultan s troops. After the reconnaistance of the ...

... army—except with an impeachment. Lord Hill ha* given Lord Cardigan plenary absolution for all past offences. Wil) Captain Reynolds and his brother officers draw up articles against Lord Cardigan, and demand court-martial and will they, upon the refusal ...

... The Hon. Member moved, as that a Select Committee be appointt how far the conduct of Sir John Colt) Seaton, was entitled to a pension for Upper Canada. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said, Hon. Member for Kilkenny diem forward such an irre,nlar motion. decided by ...