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... connected with the electoral registration of Ireland. Every one of the provisions of Lord Stanley’s bill, against which Lord John Russell and his Irish allies raised the warwhoop of exterminating conflict, was taking from bills formerly brought in the Ministers ...
... administration. Spectator. Lord Cardigan and the Horse Guards.—A rumour that there would be a court-martial on Captain Reynolds induced us to withhold our observations on the conduct of Lieutenant-Colonel Lord Cardigan towards that officer while proceedings ...
... supposed Mr O'Brl.n .nd Air. If. Grattan concurred with Mr. Connell. . * i STANLEY admitted that a registration which is only annual, as England, must needs delay many voter* longer than registration which quarterly. Lord JOHN RUSSELL, on,to .dmii.rno.lookocc ...
... . Mull-ready is to have the caudle-spoon. Fudge ! The forty-sixth anniversary of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Horne Tooke, and John Thel- wall, on their trials for high treason, was celebrated on Thursday week, at Anderton’s Hotel, Fleet Street ...
... There are at this mo- Lent distributing 400 stands of Turkish arms the people that d.strict, principally to men of Beckfuja, which place was the tocu. of insurrection some months ago 1 stand arms were distributed on the and instant. The tr iops ot the bivouacked ...
... brought belore two of the magistrates of Dingwall (Messrs. Charles Stewart and John Cumming) on Friday, the lltb of September current, at the instance of a young man named John Maclean, residing in Dingwall, against Peter Munay, corporal of the 91st Regiment ...
... P. Bouretie. The Hon. Hugh lon.i.av. John Cockerell, E-J. LmMile. E.q. Jeme. Campbell, jun. Esq- Henry L. tie.l.le, L.q. n.rrv Che.Hr, E.q. gjo'*' , E. Thom.. Dorrien. ion. E.q. Cb.rle. Richard i ole, E.q. John Drummond. E.q. Br.oc Pearne, Eeq. Charles ...
... J. Russell said, not Patent- Sir Robert Peel-Is intended to issue letter, f m JoHN Russell was »ot P wiahed to know what was the date of the orders in council? , n Lord John Russell replied, last Friday. (Oppos.tion cheering.) IRISH registration bill. ...
... extensive scale. Major-General Sir John Jones, Bart., of the Royal Engineers, has been ordered by the Master-General of the Ordonance to embark forthwith to Gibraltar to inspect the fortifications of that Station. Sir John was staying with his family at ...
... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. The «on of Doctor Ainger, of St. John’s, the son of Mr. Parry, solicitor, of Christ’s, and the son of Mr. Charles Simpson, merchant, of St. John's, passed their examination last week, and are placed in the 6rst class at Cambridge ...
... Who, in descending from the upper story, lost her bold, and was precipitated to the ground ; in consequence o which her right arm was fracture. ne ar the shoulder, and her foot lacerated near the heel. &he was otherwise bruised ; but she is expected to ...
... to held Canada, for the purpose of organising a Canadian Methodist Church. His Royal Highness Prince Albert has intimated to John Grey, Esq., tbe President of tbe Renfrewshire Horticultural Society, his willingness to become its patron.— Edinburgh Chronicle ...