... censure” Lord Hill. Had his lordship seen the letters published in the John Bull, the severity his censure would probably have been increased. an early stage of the outcry against Lord Cardigan, we foretold that public opinion would speedily in this matter; ...

... Tuesday, at which Parliament was ordered to be further prorutfued till Thuredav. the lOtb of December. , • The and Countess of Cardigan took their denarture for Dean Park, Northamptonshire, immediately lifter the funeral of Major Jenkins. Captains Douglas and ...

... b le exertions, the demon- feited a great d rebellion.—(Hea 1. A was published, turned out in arme da and Ireland—Ir trast between Cana give up their arms to the ” and never would rebel. —(Hear, hear, sion took place.‘* Mweras danger of an reak. He procla ...

... Road. Mr Robinson left 7, Bedford Square on Friday Mr E. Dubois has arrived at 115, King's Road. Ur S. Samuel and family have armed at 8, Square, Mrs Loogmore has arrived at 116, King’s Road. Mrs Mieville is shortly expected from 67, Gower Street, Bedford ...

... include.—Mr. and Mrs Malcolnison, Messrs Higgins, .Messrs Wilson, Mr. McDougal, Rev. .Mr and Miss Miss Childe, Hallatt, and Mr Grattan, M, P. The latest airivals the Bristol Hotel include, Lady G. Fane, and d the Misses Nelson.- Mrs the Misses Brownrigi*, Mr ...

... —Calling at all intermediate station « 1‘ •50, 9-45. a.m. 5, and Salisbury a Death of Mrs. H. P. Grattan, the Vocalist. —This lady died at her residence, in St John’s Wood, on the 3rd insUnt, aged She was native of Liverpool, and first appealed on the stage ...

... and took notice the ciicumslance. ln-tead the puncluie, which at fi St was but slight, healing, giaduallv extended, and his arm became swollen to twice its usual size.—> vvas done save the poor man's life, but mollification at length ensued, and after ...

... Several other hie birds having spoken, lire motion was agreed to, and the bouse sojourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. MONDAY. Lo d John moved « strinK the ord« r* (or ieiru eiiog the buoinres of tlie hone* (or upon wliirh *oire dl»rU‘»ion took place, and the ...

... IRELAND As Mr Meagher was proceeding at the head of Lis club (the Grattan) on Wednesday evening from the Club-room in Cumberland Street to the Music Hall, he was stopped at the entrance to Gloucester Street the police, who refused to let the members of ...

... Grisi, Mario, and F. Lablache will commence a tour to the west of England and Reading on Friday, accompanied Benedict and John Parry. Wilson will give his Scottish entertainments at various places in South Wales during the present and next week. Madame ...

... r . T..Stoke on District Trent Fergusson, Sir 1t .Derry Corry, Hon. T..Tyrone city Courteney, Lord..Devonshire Fielden, John..Oldham (south) Fitzalan, Lord. .Arundel Cresswell, C. .Liverpool Filzroy, Lord CBury St. Cresswell,B. Northumberland Edmund's ...

... preparations are in progress ; and he will be a bold man who shall attack John Hull hereafter. The hopes of Young France” (very young, indeed) were confessedly based on the chance of John being caught napping. He will hardly, we think, furnish such an opportunity ...