... CROWN AND GOV CRN NEXT SECURITY BILL. On the motion being put that the Speaker leave the chair for going into on this Bill, Mr. John O’Connell said regretted that her Majesty** Government had felt it their duty introduce such measure a* this. While every other ...

... a division of the metropolitan police, succeeded in apprehending, tli>* neighbourhood of Llanelly, two men, named John Jones, alias John Uyseborfawr. formerly prixe-fighter, and David Davies, alias Cantwr, or David the Singer, who are charged with being ...

... ready and d sposable for any emergency. LORD CARDIGAN. After two three vote* had passed,— Mr. HUME censured Lord Hill and the Mmister* for partiality towards the Earl of Cardigan. Na man could * te Lord Cardigan’s regiment without writing “ slave’’ on his ...

... be commenced early in the spring. Lord W. Paget and the Earl of Cardigan The public are already aware that the action of crim. con. brought by Lord William Paget against the Earl of Cardigan is tried in the Court of Common Pleas. It is to be tried at the ...

... the preliminary inquiry look place into the charge of murder against John Bridgeman, a private of the 15th Foot, stationed at Castletown, for shooting a brother soldier, named John Connor, on the first of March inst., in the barracks in that town. The ...

... ChtirloUo-slreet, Filrroy-sijurre, tailor; Kdward Munn, and Deptford-hridge, firmer; John llmhrwood. Bury St. Kdmund*s, meulmun; Anthony Knight. Weslmeon, Hampshire, miller; John Hobcrt Wright, currier (and not carrier, before Francis Halley, Shiffuul, Shrop- ...

... due—The applicant did not appear, and the case was dismissed. Settling One’s own Case. —John Crompton was summoned for having used threatening language towards the wife of John Smith. The complainant proved the case, and called bis wife support it: but when ...

... Monday New Members.—Mr. Conolly look the oaths ani his seat for Donegal. ’Mr. Pry Pryse took the oaths and his seat for the Cardigan boroughs. The following, araongslotber tills, were read second time: —Kendal Fell Act'amendment; Lancashire and Yorkshire ...

... and advised his passengers to retire the cabin. They had only done so, wh-n volley was fire-1, k'lhng the cabinboy, named John Gill, of Pittsburg. The Indian* fired from both shores. Some of the bullets passed through the cabin, hut the passengers, throaing ...

... the Exchange, Itnhiio, are the of Grattan, Flood, FAN., others. HAN, A - ilk exot, Afinierotorannotinces that the widow 4.f Johli Bdollll, 1110 author, him received • pension ,if per annum from the civil list. Lord John Himself' letter Is lost characteristic ...

... bring as to the period slyer Whig manila shall tease and the demands of die Radicals be resirmtfully attended to.—Bererman. arm letter from the Bradford woulcombers is giveil in soother column, from which it appears that among th-m suffering is eating ...

... overruled by the recorder; he consequently was compelled to take upon himself the office of ale-taster. Gazkttr Announcements. John Jereicie, Esq., to be Captain-General and Cumimnder-in-Chief of the -lony of Sinn Leone and its dependencies; Owen Fiintoff ...