... British squadron the battle ol Luke Erie, was horribly mutilated the wounds received in that action, having lost his right arm and one of his legs. Previously his leaving England, he was engaged to young lady, to whom he was tenderly attached. Feeling ...

... Gentleman Usher the Sword ol Slate. Arms. of the Black Rod. Urooui iv Wailing Groom of the Groom in Waiting ...

... Swcrd ot State. Rlack Rod. Garter King of Arms. Groom in Waiting Groom ofthe Groom in Waiting on H. R. H. Slide to on Prince Albert. H.R.H. the Queen. Prince Albert. Serjeant-at-Arms. The Sword of Scrjeant-at Arms. * The Lord State The Lord Steward. borne ...

... Caytain Lord John Hay, on Monday next, and sail inttanier, wind aud weather permitting, for A merica. The under-mentioned gentlemen were on Saturday called to the bar by the Honouroble Society the Inner Temple:—Thomas J din Mazzinghi, Esq., John Spencer Phillips ...

... 7th of May. (Cheers.) The motion was agreed to amidst loud cheering. CARDIGAN ELECTION. Mr. J. O'CONNELL moved that Mr. Mark Blake be discharged from the custody of the Serjeant at Arms, ou the payment of costs. The hon. gentleman was a young member the ...

... by surprise, and moved twe adjournment of ihe debate upon | it until Monday. Several other Members amongst whom I was Lord John Russell took a similar view of the case, | and ultimately the discussion was postponed until Monday. INCOME TAX. Sir R. Peel ...

... opening the registry in CARDIGAN ELECTION. as chairman the Cardigan Election Com- that *P the house that the committee had decided Se r^Be > Esq., had been duly elected to serve the Harf' '' t or tue borough of Cardigan, and that John ksq., had not been ...

... 24, John Wrigley ; 25, Sidney Lamb ; 'X and 27, Dan Maude, and William Moorhouse ; 2», George Hancock ; 29 and 3D, Joseph Thackr&y, and John ileyes ; 31, William F»iiciough ; 33. Richard Wilkinson ; 34, Thomas Brough ; snd :*9, 4 ...

... £5.. ?? 1, John Henderson, Castle Howard, Van Winkle ; 2. John Robinson, Leckby Palace, Topcliffe, Prince of Wales. Class ?? the best Cow of any age, in calf or milk £20, second ditto ?? Thomas Bates, Klrkleavington* Yarm, Duchess; 2, John Booth, Killerby ...

... Wm. Hotham, Esq., Sir John Simpson, Knight, (Alderman,) G. Swarm, Esq., John Booth, Esq., Killerby, Catterick, Joseph Buckle, Esq., (Alderman,) Wm. Gray, Jun., Esq., James Barber, Esq., (Alderman,) Rev. H. B. Cook, Darfield, John Hutton, Esq., Sober Hill ...

... rioters,' armed, are their way to the town. The former talc we proved to be untrue immediately ; the latter led to false alarm iv the afternoon ; when the special constables were inarched to the edge of the town, the military put under arms, and every ...

... marched to tht Hanley and Shelton station-house, demanded the key* of the p-.lice, opened the lock-up, cleared it of all its arms and iron*, arid released a boy who happened to be confined for some minor offence. They then marched to the house and office ...