... Mr. MUNTZ, and on a division, carried by a majority of 86 to 17. PRIVILEGE.—Lord JOHN RUSSELL informed the house that a declaration had been served on the serjeant-at-arms, in the action against him by Howard, and that he should move, the first thing on ...

... belonging to both branches of the service, arrived to do I honour to the memory of a private friend and a lamented companion in arms. Four-pound minute-guns were placed on Woolwich-common facing the artillery barracks, and several pieces of field cannon. Shortly ...

... belonging to both branches of the service, arrived to do honour to the memory of a private friend and a lamented companion in arms. Four-pound minute-guns were placed on Woolwich-common facing the artillery barracks, and several pieces of field cannon. Shortly ...

... 10 ' o 'Mit' . ANT MISCELLANY - G ., ,aarles Garstin Sutherland, John Courtney Bluett, and John Esquires, have been called to the bar by the Honourable Society of Gray's-inn. „Messrs. John Porter and Anthony Browne have been elected triffs of Dublin for ...

... to report progress, (as it is called,) and not to ask leave to sit again. This was, of course, over-ruled, though, as Mr. Grattan observed, Mr. Freshfield (a Tory) being in the Chair, and the Speaker out of it, and consequently at liberty to vote, —while ...

... Earl Grey, the Duke of Wellington, and Lord Lyndhurst. The company continued to set down uninterruptedly for two hours. Prince John Sout2o wore a splendid Greek costume. At a quarter before eleven o'clock her Majesty and Prince Albert, attended by the lord ...

... the Queen's stables ! The Princess Augusta's mansion has been offered to the lieutenantcolonel of the regiment, the Earl of Cardigan, for his lordship's residence during the stay of the corps at Preston barracks. — Sussex Express. Abergavenny is likely to ...

... d should therefore order the r, _ of Cardigan to enter his own recognisance in the sum of and Captain Douglas in the sum of ,E5OO, to ensure their reappearance before that bench on Monday next. The Earl of Cardigan an d hi s secon then entered into a l ...

... president of St. John's College, Oxford, will be nominated to succeed Dr. Gilbert in the office of vicechancellor of the university, at the commencement of the ensu ing month. Several gentlemen, whose turns preceded that of the president of St. John's, have declined ...

... DUEL. CHARGE OF WOUNDING, WITH INTENT TO MUEDF AGAINST LORD CARDIGAN AND OTHERS. e colonel lient T s ; and t l e o rd f a th y e , IJjathmehsosTsahrosm, Prince asEarl Albert'sefarodwnigir John Douglas, of the same regiment, appeared before the arates, ...

... been conceded at the desire of the friends of Captain John Williams Reynolds, whose complaints against Lord Cardigan have been published at great length in the papers. . A vr court-martial certainly take place on Friday next, but it a court-martial upon ...

... of Her Majesty the Queen Dowager. THE HEARSE, drawn by eight horses, decorated with escocheons of Her late Royal Highness's arms. A mourning coach, drawn by six horses, in which were Lady Mary Pelham and Miss Wynyarcl. A mourning coach, drawn by four horses ...