... inarticulately sapiasssrt to perfectly Inaudible to tbe reporters at three yards' distance. At the conclusion of the short address, John Hayward, Esq., proctor, stepped forward, and said afforded him extreme gratification to second the nomination of Charles De ...

... cheering ) The great city of London tan speken its sentiments, by returning two Connervatives. Tree, it has also elected my Lord John Maw% bet how? why the lowest on the poll of the four whom it has chosen, and by a majority of nine only over the Conservative ...

... Execator t1astcr Atkins, of Wirksworth aforesaid, Widow, de- la ILIAAx MELLOR (stied with John Woodward), lat iotf rfield Derbyshire, in partnership with John Dealers in Wines and Spirits. previosssly yap, ls ld aforesaid, Grocer, Dealer in Brushes and ...

... throat giving him great uneasiness. But this symptom was soon for almost the next moment he rose upon his feet, raised his arms level with his breast, and, opening his bloodshot eyes, gave forth from his mouth a most terrific screech, after which his ...

... defeated candidates, after which the chairing took place, and all passed off peaceably. CARDIGAN BOROUGHS.— CIose of the Pott. Pryse Harford. Aberystwith 142 Cardigan .. 57 Lampeter 68 84 Adpar 38 16 Total The Aberystwith poll books lost double return made ...

... and of course returned, for the county of Limerick, and Lord Milton for the county of Wicklow, in the room of Mr. James Grattan. — Lon don paper. West Ridin« of York.— A meeting of Lord Mor- peth and Lord Milton's friends took place after the termination ...

... Kildare County, R. More O' Fen-all and R. Arch- bold 2 0 Kilkenny, John O'Connell 1 0 Kilkenny County, Hon. P. Butler and Major G. Bryan 2 0 King's Connty, Hon. J. Wt-stenra and A. Arm- strong 2 0 Kinsale, W. H. Watson* 1 0 Leitrim Coiin'y, Visconnt Clements ...

... jewels; two or three pairs ear-rings were the oars, formed of diamonds and emeralds; they had also each large nose ring. , Their arms and necks were literally blaze precious l .* ll stones; their pretty little ancles were ornamented the same manner. These jewels ...

... Cambridge—C. M. Sutton, Sir A. Grant.. Cambridge University—Goulburn, Law 2 Canterbury—Smythe, Bradsbaw Cardiff—Dr. Nichol 1 Cardigan—Pryse Pryse Cai lisle—Marshall, Howard 2 Carmarthen—D. Morris Carnarvon—W. B. Hughes Chatham—Byng ' Cheltenham—Berkeley ...

... Loyal Trooper, South Anston. [We will give pa-ticnlars next week.] NOTTINGHAM REVIEW. Ca»e. On an inquest was held the Warwick Arms Inn the parish of Woodthorpe, near Loughborough, before J. Gn-sory, O,l b ...

... the towo of Nottingham, for the en-ping year:— Edward Sterenron, fishmonger, Smithy Row John Wood. tihmoager, Greyhound Yard Moses Ford, fishmonger, Bottle Lane John Trunrell, rabbit dealer, Carlton. Barrat. ASSAULT. —Oa Monday night the 12th instant. a ...

... christened his youngest child Cardigan when the defendant came with large whip and drove two horses, which belonged to him, home. The Rev. Mr. Delafosse asked the witness if he had had mamduels of late. 1 Witness—No; Lord Cardigan settled the duelling business ...