... flows into ber, and | | in the slave trade rere she on shore, vis. TL r; Jobn Kennedy, cook; Taylor, rest in the matter on, John Bond, Patrick Davis, and Jas. cannot seize such and David Baylis, boy. — | denationalized as YACHT SQUADRON, _ i of the United ...

... assembled, the band Rule Britannia.” A more exhilarating sight could not wit- Woolwich, Sept. 4.—The Alban steam vessel, master John King, arrived here Monday from Southampton, having transferred detachment of the Regiment to the Oriental mail steam-vessel ...

... ha is doze —•one of his aid-de-camps can tell him how Brown! LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND THE EDINBURGHIANS, He wont dine with them. The following is his Lordship's letter to JOHN LOGAN, Esq. 'Tis Sir,l assure you, with the great es t regre t That I cannot ...

... performed in 13 minutes. Ulster sends twenty-nine members to Parliament, of which number twenty-five are Conservatives. Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P., has joined the Irish repeal body. He is to be Speaker of the Parliament College Green. A silver coin, of Titus, was ...

... Tytherly, the Lady Catherine gartaleVA son.. of John °Tonne% Dublin, the lady of a daughter. MARRIED. At Leeds, the Rev. John Clark. Curate of linarlet. and Chaplain to Lord Huwden, to Anne, daughter of John Csyse. of Leeds.r dfs At Balrothery, Dublin county ...

... Secades, f o , I s* of Finance, ad interim. On the announcement of the p as reat ion of this Ministry, the National Militia took arms and Ai: s inn of the principal posts. The Captain-General, 1 10 , t r na, received a discharge of musketry, which killed his ...

... Stromboli armed steam-vessel, under orders to proceed immediately for the Mediter ranean. The Stromboli, Commander J, Williams, is a splendid ■teun-rawel, cootirooled last year for aornos Id the East Indian aeaa. and for that porpoxa area- armed with fix ...

... parishioners of Bromyard have elected the Rev, John Booth, Jacnmnentof Stanford Bishop and Wanton, as one of the six Divinity Lectniers founded in the Cbnroh of Bromyard, vacant by the death of the Rev. John Wood Duppa. The Rev. Mr. Penny (son of the Rev ...

... in other regiments of cavalry. How comes it that they should be confined to corps placed under the command of the Earl of Cardigan? Surely Lord Hill will inquire into the matter, and we do hope that he will not be influenced by any feeling of partiality ...

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... This was too much, even for Lord MELBOURNE; so the ground was changed, and the closing of the Bosphorus and Dardanelles, to armed ships of all nations, was then suggested by the Brunowed Lord PALMERSTON. Why, this was the very thing, of all others, desired ...

... Tory paper. AGAIN LoRD CARDIGAN.-MUCh excitement has this week been produced in our fashionable circles by the ap- pearance of a letter in the Morning Chronicle of Friday giving increased currency to the report that Lord Cardigan, the officer in command ...