... Sum, Mr. CLAY, Mr. Sergeant lirvun, augurs well for tke several interests entrusted to them. The introduction of Lord JOHN RUSSELL to the Colonial-office, where his indefatigable industry and extensive acquaintance with the state of the several colonies ...

... by most of the visitors of the Castle, and attended by several ladies and gentlemen of the royal suite. Lord J. Russell, Lord W. Russell, and the Hon. Miss Lister, are expected this evening to join the royal circle at dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Harcourt, of ...

... goes out. Rewired—That Henry Roots, Esq. of No. 2, Russell-square, be re.elected Honorary Physician to this Society for the present year. Resolved—That the test thanks of this Meeting be given to John Dalrymple, Esq. of No. 6, Hollea.street, Cavendish-square ...

... eminent success to the colony of South Australia, is about to be adopted in all the Colonial dependencies of the Crown. Lord John Russell has advised her Majesty to revoke the South Australian Commission, and to appoint in its stead a new Commission, consisting ...

... and the Deputy Governor of the Bank of England. Lo , d Fitzroy Somerset, Major St. John, Captain Huntly, and Mr. Allen had interviews yesterday with Lord John Russell. Mr. Wood, Chairman of the Excise, had an interview with the Chancellor of the Exchequer ...

... n, at the Old Ship, Brighton, on TIIURSDAY, the 23d of January, at Twelve, by direction of the representatives of the late JOHN CRESSETT PELHAM. Esq. deceased, and without the slightest reservation, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, particularly well situate ...

... COURT, JAN. 3. The sittings of the Court were resumed to-day. COMMISSIONER and Mr. Commissioner BOWEN took th on the bench. John William Boyd was opposed in person by Mr. G , hoot-maker, residing in Jermyn-street, and Mr. Thoma s solicitor. The insolvent ...

... and Miss Clarke, id Mr.. Savage, Mr. Curran, Mr. ;onnell, M.P., Mr. Tighe Hamil- Ione! Rotnilly, Hon. D. Fortescue, imo Russell and Hon. C. Dillon, esblin parer. f Beaufort kept open house on antial dinner to every person who rh his lady, visited Norwich ...

... ballot debate. Lord John Russell, whose abilities no man could dispute, had failed in shaking the splendid argument of Mr. Macaulay, while his own argument as to the immorality of the ballot was destroyed by Mr. Sheil, who proved by Lord John's Stroud speech ...

... Saturday at Plumley Wood. The Vamborough harriers Thursday at Upton Barn. The East Kent harriers Thursday at Pinehain. Sir John Cope's hounds Tuesday at the Red Lion, Bassildon, Thursday at the New Warren House, and Friday at Pinge Wood. The Carmarthen ...

... the daughter of JOHN and ANN MULLETT, formerly of Portsmouth, who married James Addison, of Norwich, a seaman, and at one time on board H.M. sloop hazard, may hear of something to her advantage. The Next of Kin or Relations (if any) of JOHN NIXON, late of ...

... T.*Mr. Tracey,'of 2, Corkstreet, summoned Mr. John limbert, grocer, Tottenham-courtroad, before Mr. Dyer, for having a ferocious dog at large, unmuzzled. Mr. Tracey said be was passing along Great Russell-street, a day or two ago with his two lAys, when ...