... in consideration or the circumstances, to the gracious cleiiency of the Queen. A severe rebuko is conveyed against Lord Cardigan, who must now retire from the service But the official sen. tence will be published in a few days -Sclcht Reformer's Gazettee ...

... Asheroft House, Kniglitscote, Stroud. Sir R. II Cunliffe, Bart Aeton Park, Wriexham. Rev. John J. Dymnock, Rector of Uppingham, Rutland Rev. J. Dudley, 13roeiyard Revr John Dolphiin, Bath, Rector of Pebmarsh, &c. Ilon. and RevY. . Frskine, Breighton Vricamtage ...

... it quietly, and all tnt ?? leader sat down. Our bugles souniled thu llte to is. arm the prisoners, and an artilleryman steooping' up to tli Abdallah chh f, with blunt John Bullishlless, sai I alnust. ly, I Come, old boy, we'll begin with you Ilafid sssr ...

... Wimpolo-Street i Major Adair, Liverpool. John Andersom, Esq. ])unesslin. William Camp Crane, Esq. 12, Copthall-Court. Benjamin Jackson, Esq. 28, Gordon-Street, Gordon. I Square. I Rev. H-. J. Knapp, 62, Mortimer-Street. Z John AlMClure, Esq. 8, Broad-Strcet Buildings ...

... the Lords Justices, ap- pointing the Right lion. A. R. Blake, Sir William Soni- orville, Bart. It. P John Young, Esq. 3n. ?? R. W. Lreen, Esq. and John O'llfrrall, Esq, to revise the lavs undet, which moneys are now raised by grand jury Presentument. 'The ...

... Belfast, 1st January, 1841. J 2 3 NPAIDE T&A%'UF&kC4'01Y A ND IFAR RI IF40H 94DE I To be SOLD by AUCTION, at the QUCEE.N'S ARMS' 10TEL, LISBUIRA' on l'VDNL'S7)A ?? the 20th J4jA'UARY7irvt, at iwe Auto' oe' TWiEL V'E /erAlh noro, (if not prerioushl dsej)osed ...

... (not pale), Ltacii gentlremian that is peerin- so mistfui ly o oer yonr- shouldlier ? Ali! is that yo. the mild an gentle John of Tuaam, Lord parainounit of Maronia. rind Patroin ot' the Islo of A clil ? ( Loud chenrs and laughter'.) Anid who, Imy tbl ...

... con]- parative!y trifling nature? To gain this obtject wisa worth more to Russia than all tbe successes wihich ei- ther ier armes or her tegociations could britg her ili any other way ; and in this object she had unhappily thus far surcuedertv. Viscount ...

... banid of men, consistirg of Ca- nadians and partly of American subjects, ?? organised and armed within tbe frontiers of tilm United States, pose seased themselves of arms by seizing on the nrsrsnals, the property of the United States, and in open day took ...

... Clay, Mr. Gisborne, Sir John Rae Ejid. Mr. Ostwald, Mr. CharleS W'ood, MrII. Rielkterd, Mr. Warburton, Mlr. Pattison, Mr. lIcmriie, Mr. Ellice, M. Ser'geant Jatckson Ilt. Hle- tor, Mr. Grote, Sir Thioats Fremitantle, Mr. John Abel Stmtitl, Mr. Strutt ...

... point at whicht the samio mets Gordon street; thettce weotwardl along Gordon stret to tho poitlt at whiclt thto same mtite s Grattan street; thleteo along Grottat striot to tih(! phiit at hiclt tith saite meots Acadlemv street; thence vtiorthward alotig Academty ...

... priaitive Presbyterianism lboth in Scotland anld Ireland. Episcopal ann Seni.El.piscopal writers lave frequently tried to connect John Knox antd the Churrch of Scot land wdtit prirery at least in a mohdified foril, rand finding tire therisior utterly hopeless ...