... JOHN BULL ANTI CORN J.AW MEETING AT LIVERPOOL. A requisition from oortsin inhabitants of the town was some days since presented to his Lordship the Mayor to call a pnhlio meeting of the residents, for the purpose of petitioning the Legislature to repeal ...

... Hollingsworth 81andf0rd..D. Groves Bungay ..Parkinson Caine .John Gundy Canterbury C.Rooke,J. Blackburn Chippingbam.. J. N ioholson, J. W harry Cheltenham .Archer Cardigan C. Lewis Coventry Spelt and Slingsby Carlisle Kirkbride Chichester A ...

... for the future use and bear the Royal arms, differenced with a label of three points argent, the centre point charged with the cross of St. George, quarterly with the arms of bis illustrious bouse, the Royal arms in the first and fourth quarters. And ...

... fire.— Blackburn Standard. On Friday last, a meeting of the Lincoln and Lindsey Agricultural Society, took place at the City Arms Hotel, at which Charles Chaptin, Esq., resided. There'were about 150 of the most influential la-.ai-wners and farmers of the ...

... to inquire into the whole matter.—Lord John Russell said he thought inquiry was necessary, but went no further.—Sir R. Peel then inquired if the Criminal Law Commission were still in existence?—To this Lord John Russell answered that one, or perhaps two ...

... to inauire into the whole matter.—Lord John Russell said he thought inquiry was necessary, but went no further.—Sir R. Peel then inquired if the Criminal Law Commission were still in existence?—To this Lord John Russell answered that one, or perhaps two ...

... resolved itself into Committee of Supply, and Lord John Russell moved the consideration of the Queen's message for conferring some signs! mark of her iavonr on Sir John Colborne, now Lord Seaton. Lord John enumerated the military and other services of that ...

... JOHN BULL bp asid he had given hia master live aovereigna for the note a abort time since; the ralet had previously he 101. and SI. note in hia masters band the day previously, which ought to have been the box found on the bed; his Lordship’s gold box ...

... Speaker leave the cbair.~Lord John Russell suggested a technical objection the form the motion, but was overruled the Speaker, and Sir Wm. Somerville moved that the House should into Committee that day six months. Mr. Jaues Grattan seconded the motion.—Mr. ...

... conference, and went forth for the purpose of attending it. , . , their return, Lord John Russell presented the proposed Address, which was read by the clerk the table. Lord John Russell then expressed his conviction that there would be unanimous feeling of ...

... ordnance stores. The Queen has appointed tbe undermentioned Gentlemen .Members of Her Majesty’s Honourable Corps of Gentletnen-al-Arms, via.:—Hector Archibald Maeneil, Esq., vice Adamwaite, retired; William Steele, Esq., viee Simmuods, retired; Thomas Haytor ...

... JOHN BULL drunk. Ihe cemetery is toeUUtid out over of fifty acres! ■urrounded with an iron railing. The architect is Sir. J. Banning, to whom great praise due for the taste displayed, and for the plans and models of the Chapels abont to erected. The view ...