... given on Friday to the victory the able, learned and irreproachable Bishop of Lincoln, who walked into the Senate-house arm-in-arm with Lord Lyndhurst, and, amidst the most enthusiastic cheering, gave his vote tor his noble friend. The majority was exactly ...

... Desonrhiomas Wrey Harding ot Upcott, Esq. Win. John Clarke, . ot Buckland. Esq.; Joltn C. Yiulteel, of Fleet, E.sq. Dorset, John Hassey. of Marnhull Esq * Sir Richard Plumptre Glyn, of Gaunt's house, Hart.; John kansel, of Smetalmre, Esq. Gto'siershfre, Jas ...

... yesterday with the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Lord Hill had an interview with Lord John Russell at the Colonial Office on Wednesday. The Queen has been pleased appoint John Hobson, Esq. Captain (he Royal Navy, to be Governor and Commander in Chief of the ...

... held this day, in London, and a petition to the Queen adopted praying for his reinstatement, and for the dismissal of Lord Cardigan from the service. On Monday, the Lord Mayor of London elect, accompanied by the Sheriffs, the Reoorder. the City Solicitor ...

... daughter of the Earl of Minto, First Lord of the Admiralty. Lord John Ru«sell, it will recollected, spent some time at Minto Castle, Roxburghshire, in the coarse of the recent autumn. [Lord John, we believe, also ' spent some time' at another Scotch castle ...

... William Bars, chief mate ; Edward Barridge, second mate ; Henry• George, steward; Francis Brown, John Heart, Charles Charles, Hugh Doon, John Lee. John Harrington, seamen. Captain Crowder and his crew embarked yesterday (Thursday morning) on board the ...

... Chelmsford gaol.—Patriot. CAPT. REYNOLDS AND LORD CARDIGAN. —The papers are literally inundated with expressions of sympathy with the Captain, and indignation at the tyranny of the notorious Lord Cardigan, and the disgraceful sanction which that tyranny ...

... in operation was so severely lacerated that it was found necessary to amputate one of his arms, the circular saw having cut through one of the bones of his arm but not injured the other bone. —Gloucester Paper. Severn Navigation One of the most gratifying ...

... Master of the Falmouth Classical and Mathematical School. Lord Cardigan.— Extract of a letter from Brighton.— Popular feeling has demonstrated itself in a manner not to be mistaken. On Cardigan taking his seat in the theatre, he was assailed with a storm ...

... much swollen the rain, through ibe npeetting of tbe boat near throstle nest. poor men were all fathers of fsmilies-——On Friday John Parkinson, aged 69, met with hts death filling over tbe ballnstradee. Lodge, Lewisham. He was going to bed, and bad reached ...

... keep a good supply them me. I remain, Sir, yours most obediently, JOHN CAIRO, PETRA, AND DAMASCVS, IN 18.19. WITH REMARKS ON TIIE GOVERNMENT OF ALI, AND ON THE PRESENT PROSPECTS OF SYRIA. John Kiune&r, Esq. M array. [Ftom THE EXAMINER.] This the work of an ...

... caused the cashiering of Capt. R. A. Reynolds. Brighton correspondent of the Morning Chronicle reports that the effigy of Lord Cardigan, dressed in the uniform of the Eleventh Hussars, was paraded all over that town on Thursday, (Gunpowder-plot-day,) as a ...