... excitement in July and August last ear. In the cases of James Isaac Armitage, George ‘areham, Thomes Howartte, John Wright, James Deke, and John Livesly, wha were indicted for, and convicted of a seditious i in was proved that the prisoners had atteuded ...

... by the Rev. W. Backwell, Mr. John Brown, to Mis Sarah of Plash. At AlstoneGield, Sept. 12, by the Rev. Dr. Simpson, Yr. F. Redfern, stone mason, of Longuor, to Mim Geode in, of the came place. DIED. On Gaturday last, at John Robiassn, of the firm of Chetham ...

... party. On the following day, the Archbishop Canterbury and his lady, the Bart and Countess of Tankerville and the Earl of Cardigan, dined with her Majesty and rinee Albert; and since then other Conservatives have been honoured with similar invitations ...

... applications were made by the mountaineers for arms, of which 19,000 stand had already been Gatribated among them. Egyptian descrters came in every day by fives, tens, and thirties. One day 130 came in a dody, with arms and accoutrements, and among them more ...

... present Ministry, and sanctioned by Lord John Ruseell himeclf. Lord Stanley some other details which had been attacked, protesting, that those objections should have been reserved for the committee. Finally, Lord John had called on him to declare the franchise ...

... Welstamton, by the Rev.R. Vengo, M.A.. Mr. John Broomball, of Newcastle, to Mrs, Mary Breemhall, ef the ame _ On the 19th inet, at Whitchurch, Salep, by tho Rev. Jehan Murray, B. A.,. incumbent of Winhall, Licut. John Good Lapenstisre. R. N., of Castle ona ...

... Henry Hordern, Robert eel, Michael Tomlinson, John Forster; Licutenants Bass, John Hanter, B. B. Stevens, Neary Crane, W. Mott, Arthar Stephens, W. Hand, Thomas Chawner, W. Fryer, Lorenzo Hail, Ceeil Boothby, John Clowes ; Corve! ts Thomas S. Hellier, Arthur ...

... Mr. Peake, Mr. Peek, Mr, J. Ridgway, Mr. Downing Rasbotham, Mr. Tollet, Mr. H. H. Williamson, Mr. John Wood, Mr. Enoch Wood, Jun., Mr. Edward Wood, Mr. John Ward, the Rev. J. A. Wedgwood, and Mr. W. Weare. Five candidates were fed to the meeting by their ...

... BANKRUPTS SUURF.NDHR BASING HA I.L-STBBET. John and Tempest Fletcher, Maeeleslield-street, Cityroad, coal merchants, Feb. 99, March 31, at hall-past eleven, Solicitor, Mr. Murray, London-street, Fenchurch-street. John Mason, Little Chester-street, Belgrave-square ...

... mobs last night in the Rue Neuve des Petits coasisted of about 20 in blouses, two and ce Psi It ed by about 50 boys, also arm in arm. All the shop- keepers they passed, were at their doors expressing their jadignation, and more than one exclaiming “ faut ...

... approach of head quarters, there was holding him; he bounded over the shop hatchway, and placed himself between Lord and Lady Cardigan, at the head of the regiment, immediately behind his favourite band, and thus marched out qf Canterbury. The major appears ...

... between the Earl of Cardigan and Captain Tuckett resumed at the office of Mr. Fletcher, clerk to the Surrey may \s trates, at Wandsworth, on Saturday se’nnight. Mr. Fiete stated that the charge on which the Earl of Cardigan Captain John Douglas, both of ...