... Lord R. Grosvenor John Jervis John Abel Smith.. . ?? T. t3. ?? tn) T. C. Whitmore R. Pigott P. J. Miles Sir T. Frezuantle SirJ.Chetwode(n) Earl of Jermyn. C. M. Sutton (a) Sir A. Grant Henry Goulburn. Hon. C. Law Honourable G. P. ?? John Bradshaw Dr. Nicholl ...

... recollected, appre- hended the Earl of Cardigan and Captain Douglas for the duel with Captain Harvey Tuckelt, on Sunday week, to perpetuate in his family so important an era in his life, christened his youngest child i Cardigan Dann. 'I he total arrivals at ...

... RMESULTS OF THE GENERAL ELECTION Lord John Russell, addressing the constituency of London said that the isolated and occasional vi ctories of the onseroa' tives, which marked the progress of the late parliament, wer not to be considered evidence of popular ...

... charge which had been brought against liim by Lord JOHN RUSSELL on the recent election of the Speaker. lie put it to the noble lord to remove that impression from the breast of his noble relative. Lord JOHN RUSSELL explained that his reference to Lord CANTERBURY ...

... Sir William Chatterton, Bart., D.L., Sir Richard Nagle, Bart,, D.L., Sir James Crofton, Bart., D.L., Sir John Power, Bart., Kilfane, D.L., Sir John Kennedy, Bart., D.L., Sir Thomas Ml-Kenny, Bart., D.L., Sir M. D. Bellow, Bart., D.L., Sir David Boche, ...

... east gate, carrying with them their arms and baggage, but were not allowed to display their banners or soundany music. The next day )29tlr), a large body of troops, apparently regurlrs, numbering about 5,000, armed with long spears, shields and swords ...

... Glamorganshitre, pubhicas John Barnes, Cardiff, Glimorganshire, sail maker John Morganm, Back Temple stseet, Choriton upon Modloek, journey- m~anl cottonI aphiner John lolulby, Lever street, Mamclivher, trunk manufacturer John loandferl, Green Mal, TIrlachesli ...

... Hollis, Wllittam HMoIs, aid John HDollis of Worksop. Not- tingham, brush head ?? Finder and William Wilson, of Sheffield, Ironmongers-Thomnas BowIby and Robert Reynolds, *f Sunderlaed, general ?? MSurray isrhstou, Thomas Rtner, John M rittatn, antd Japo Sothern ...

... King-at-Arms, next before the sword. Thus they pro- eeeded to the stairs, where they all took water in several barges, the heralds and trumpets going in the row-barge next before tle knights, and lalded at Whitelall-bridge, where the officers of arms, theknights ...

... pursuant to the act 6 and 7 Win. IV., cap. 85:-- Claypath Chapel, Claypath, Durham. John W. Hays, superln- tedent registrar. Tynygwedwa Chapsi, Tynygwndwn, Cardigan. George Jares Wigley, superinttedent registrar. DIYCLARATIONS OP INSOLVENYc. Nov. 11-GEORGE ...

... Wilts ?? ?? York (East Riding), City of York atnd 1 Ainstey., York (North iinl York (Wvst Riling). . Total .. Anglesey ?? ?? Cardigan ?? Clnarmartlhe..en rnearyotn . ?? Diibigh ?? ?? I (.noerg ?? 3lerieh, . t1lt1titg, .ery. Poe,,rokc ?? ladnr ?? 21,31hd 11) ...

... and A. Mearms, Bread street, City, and Man. chester, warehousemen. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. H. Kipping, Maidstane, broker. J. Grattan, Newbold, Derbyshire, brick maker. T. Holyland, Manchester, manefacturer of woollen and cotton cloths. 12 BANKRUPTS. H. R ...