... the word, by the spirited lessee, John White, esq. on Thursday next. Hythe.* Yesterday (Friday) evening a party of about seventy gentlemen sat down to a sumptuous dinner, given on the occasion of opening the Drummond Arms Inn, at Hythe. The chair was occupied ...

... _;hKre_Sr t hr SS 'a?* a most recherche ?? . a *reet, in the evening. Alter teats, tff of ST? \ a ?? ÜBual loyal and civic Lord John R?«S J l ./ff? tln «* three. In hia reply. Government, ?? .1 P^ 1 of the dut y ** tbe to take measure .W, ffthe S° sition ...

... assuring the House that the reports in circulation as to the purchase of fire-arms by the peasantry were greatly mag- nified, and suggesting at the same time a regulation of the Arms Act, the noble lord concluded by seconding the ad- dress. Lord Stanley was ...

... refers to that apparent circumstance in her appeals to ladies. Besides these recommendations, she carries a lumping child in ber arms, and it accompanied by two or three more. These are dressed in good but ill-fitting clothes (being a small portion of the ...

... House ; he had, however, no objection to agree to the latter clause of the motion. After some observations from the Earl of Cardigan against the proposed BUI, The Marquis qf Londonderry withdrew the first portion of his motion, and the second clause was ...

... for insurrection, through thetadul- genceof which some of his relatives have rendered themselves rather remarkable. His son, John O'Connell, of Aghoreaud Darrynane, took the field in 1639 at the head of a rompanybf Foot, which he raised for the service ...

... assented, and got up, and dressed him- self, and accompanied Lieutenant Munro, in his carriage to the back of the Brecknock Arms. He had told him that he had had a quarrel with Lieutenant-Colonel Fawcett about a house which he had entrusted him to sell ...

... se'night she went to the Army Arm. m her husband, with whom she left about 12 o'clock, ?? by deceased and hi. brother. When they ?? Barrack-lane they heard some person staging- and _hr_*is ?? wards met two soldiers John >rten^akel'them JS&tS_ singing ...

... leading to a long debate the motion would be at once negatived- (hear, hear). Mr. Grattan said that as the hon. member for Nottingham had scattered his shot on his (Mr. Grattan's) side of the house, he begged to offer a few words. He denied that his late ...

... of the first class in tte port of London, succeed Messrs. Chapman and St. John as landing surveyors on the London establishment. Lord Cardigan and the 11th Hussars.— Lord Cardigan has published a letter addressed by him to a weekly military con- temporary ...

... Government should be contented with a sum on account for tbe next six weeks, to enable the House to discuss tbe proposition of Lord John Russell— The cost of the two establishments of the customs and the excite was £1,800,000. The expente of maintaining the customs ...

... ^ B^ lldl - D,v * H pr Ct Dufch Ex. 12 guil4l. 3 from Nov. 1840, 124 * 4prCt ditto Certiflcates, 61 1 4 The Premier. -Lord John Russell hu almost entirely re- covered from his recent indisposition. Hb lordship attended a Cabinet Conned at the Foreign-office ...