... 11. Gear, Mr John Parry, and Signor Ferrari Rottini Song - Handel Gear. Duet CoMeerlante I’.anoforte and Violin, Mr Honell and Mr W. Cramer />«• Rerht and Her: Song “Go, Gentle 1'.0v,” Signor Ferrari (written expressly for him) Grattan Cooke Aria--I‘rendi ...

... Baker to the Dragon. Surgeon—John Clarke to the Avenger. Acting Surgeon—John Cocklin to the Nimrod. Clerk—Alfred to the Hone. Midshipman—Henry Burnaby to the St. Vincent. Masters’ Assistants-J. H. Lawrence to the Vixen: John Butler to the Poirtiers. Naval ...

... the notice given by Lord John Russell. . Sir J. Rkid apprehended ruin to the Most Indies from the reduction of the duty foreign sugar. . . . , After some further convorsa.ion relative to toe budget and the corn-laws. Lord John cited a precedent from a ...

... on Monday, when Mr Milner Gibson's motion was defeated by a large majority. Last night the attack was to be renewed by Lord John Russell; and the Whigs have been boasting loudly, we hear, of the wonders which were to be then achieved. We write, of course ...

... or a distance of five or six miles tlie New Cross Nation; and it is not a little provoking l»e set down at t Bricklayer’s Arms by one of the many conveyances which go to that terminus and no farther,and to unable to availom self of it. I left my home ...

... BRIGHTON GAZETTE. tirely to postponing the settlement of disputes. Even in the i The Karl of Cardigan is not expected to join his recent discussions Lord Palmerston admitted that although r , .i,ncut till about the end of the month, when he will Mr M'Leod ...

... ! -RE-OPENING of the Spacious Premises, No. 18, OLD STEINE, by JOHN HUNT and CO., with the most Extensive and Magnificent Stock ever witnessed in any establishment in the kingdom. , JOHN HUNT and CO. have the honour announce their numerous Patrons in ...

... expensive), during the whole of the time 1 fuller investigation of the subject. „(»t single passed lieymd tl.e Bricklayer-, Arms. Several flora the decisions of the Revising inclined to think if vou would kindlv turn vour attention i, • . , « • .i r* ...

... _ . Mr H. Collingwood Ibbetson (brother of Captain Ibbetson), and friends, are expected at Pegg’s Royal York Hotel ''sir John Rowland Eustace, Mr Bateman, Rev. Mr Wallinaer, Major Greatly, and Mr and Mra Gurney Fry, are prolonging their stay at the ...

... reading of our military proceedings in Affghanistan, that the forces of the English empire amounted to a million men under arms: so that the roll of the morning drum might follow the course of the sun, keeping up one continued and unbroken din. Our flag ...

... muen for Justice. He should, therefore, move “That William Kvaas, Eaq.. and John Wheelton, Esq., Sheriff of Middlesex, be discharged from the custody of the Serieant-at-Arms.” A long debate ensued, Attorxby-Gbneral opposed the question.—Sir R. Indus thought ...

... —Corls Cnnslitution. and Mrs Latorre, and Mrs and Miss Harrison, left New Steine yesterday intdning for liichmoiid. Mr and Mrs John Labomherc left Albion House on Tuesday. f ...