... It. M.—Pontefract Mordaunt, Sir John—Warwieksh O'Neill, Hon. J. B.ll.—.Antrim Palmer, George—Essex Parker, Montagu—Devon Parker, I'. A. W.—Oxfordshire Plumptre, John P.—East Kent Sotheron; T. E.—De,,izes Stewart, 'John—Lyrnington 'Thomas, Colonel—Kinsale ...

... A. Walker, M. P , John Parton, Ballantine, Mayo, Ledlox Bruges, M. P., Divot. William Hancock, James Hold, Edmund Greaves, Balfour, Malik, H. P. Hat- horn, John Cooling, Harman, F. Gunning, Calcroft. M.P., Henry Hippesley, Croft, John Platten, W. Judd ...

... Gale, and Mr. John Wilks, a deputation from the Deputies of the Protestant Dis , enting Congregations in London and the vicinity, had an interview with the Marquis of Normanby yesterday at the Home-office. The Lord Mayor and Mr. Grattan had interviews ...

... and is now said te be married to hie Royal Highness. Her Ladyship's yoengest brother was lately private secretary to Lord John Russell, and is now one of the Ceinnissioners of the Land Revenue, Whitehall. in the room of the late Sir Benjamin Stephenson ...

... city of York, in public meeting assembled, was accompanied by tlr. Elsley, the Recorder, and Sir John Simpson, as part of the Deputation appointed. Sir John Simpson was presented by Lord Morpeth. Addresses of Congratulation to Prince Albert, on his marriage ...

... share the profits of the Corn-laws, will be borne down by them. They that the Cathl!ie rrie•t-^ the r)issenting minis ter!! the arms which the advocacy of the Corn-laws by the State clergy will give into their hands to assail the Church. We concluth! ttith ...