... ILLNESS OF JOHN MARTIN. The unhappy convict John Martin is suffering under a i severe attack of fever, in Richmond Bridew e ll. H e s in a very dangerous state. TIIE ROTATORY PARLIAMENTS HUMBUG. There was a meeting of the new association yesterday. Lord ...

... festivity, Lord John Russell having been seised with fainting fit in the ball room, about eleven o'clock, and carried out insensible. His Lordship speedily revived when brought into the open air, and shortly afterwards left, in company with Lady John Russell ...

... —Roscommon Gibson, T. M—Manchester Gill, J.—Plymouth Gordon, Hon. F.—Forfarshire Gore, Col.—New Row Grainger—Durham Grattan, H.—Meath Grattan, J.—Wicklow County Greenaway, C.—Leominster Grey, Sir George—Devon port Grosvenor, Lord R.—Chester Guest, Sir J.—Merthyr ...

... JOHN BULL ” and motives tn ferward this he of it, never taken the ape coomntbea, to in was matter of grace or favour— it wes matter of right. The were and to an establishment as the Bp tn Bogtuad or im Tt was now time erie away with the Esta Church tm ...

... JOHN BULL Majesty’a deep sympathy with those of her subjects who are now suffering fioro distress and want of employment, we recognise an additional proof of Her Majesty's tender regard for the welfare of her suhiects, and that we cordially join in the ...

... 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. ...

... JOHN BULL THB NEW NOVBLS. at E A gz 8 M R L ons orece Smith, Author of ‘* Brambletye Jot THE MASTER PASSION. and other Tales and Stetebes. ley Grattan, Keq.. Author of Highways and Byways,” 3 vols, with a fine Por- trait of the Author. — THE 8TORY OF ...

... time charity schools might raise such sums of money as to enable them to make head against the Government, their drums beat to arms, Jand their trumpets sound a most dreadful alarm; the Protestant religion had its quarters beaten up at Chilelurst, and the ...

... FROM THE JOHN BULL OP 'THIS DAY* It the “cue” of our contemporary to merry ; for the Tories are in power. The following are bia exultations to-day. THE MARVELS OF TUB WEEK, Town Is fairly on wing as well as the game, and though parliament keeps few birds ...

... JOHN BULL vy ; Dut that having ven Dis was at without mated he had en interest, no credit evidence, and thus ever, the Jury, contrary to sll ought to be given to How were a t mistake, and found against me. T learned pleased with the ol mbleness and tact ...

... JOHN BULL the sufficient reason that the Committee and stewards treated the representatives of the newspapers who, were present with such grass indignity, that the reporters rose at this stage of the proceedings, and left the room in body. . . . , Now ...

... JOHN BULL more than 300. amount of Repeal reat wes kept op to , between the a-week, and that st a most would not continue to make two harvests. (Hear, heer.) to the weekly contribution of 90 such a sactifice as was souls were not cause—in a word, they ...