... see the Doke of Wellington has lost none of his straightforward, and comuion-sense habits of saying what he Minks.— Arm. Tat CARDIGAN ELECTION COMMITTER, bait Saturday, waled llr. Pryes Pryer, and declared Sir. J. S. Harford not lily elected. Tag ROIII•IIPTON ...

... nature of tbe tax. But this is now past thinking about. We are not sanguine as the extent of patience which may be expected from John Bull when he finds himself ' badgered,' whether by a local commission or an inspector of survey, through all the minutiae, ...

... Bull. rorion or Mr. Huse ror Montrose.—Mr. Hume was elected member for the Montrose Burghs un Saturday, without opposition, Cardigan committee met on Saturday, Mr. Hs ter in the chair. In this case the poll- book for the Aber stwith district had been lost ...

... fifteen years; also the following were yesterday removed to the same destination, John Brown, for fourteen years; Edwaidßateutan, Richard Taylor, Joe! Hunt, John Panting, John Maggs, and George Haider, for ten years; and Walter Jackson, for seven years. The ...

... Canada, it must have paid to the Newfoundland exchequer. Mr. Labouchere's amendment having been negatived by a division, Lord John Russell, on the clause respecting salt provisions condemned the duty as a wanton interference with the general principle cf ...

... Vicarage of Marston Magna, Manageress by presenting a goodly rra y er uoticc. Somersetshire, vacant by the death of the Rev. John Circus Royal, Milk-Street.--The announcement in Williams, another column contains an attractive routine of novelties IsIIOI ...

... Roquelaure ; and although those characters would better suit them than Lord John Russell O ive. Daim , Lord Melbourne, as Prince Potemkin; Lord Palmers!on. another Alheroni; and Sir John Hubhouse. Nadir Shae ; yet, like oiher reported trareslissements, consider ...

... Archill neon Disney, (’apt. James Dei.gal Army, Kite, daughter of Mathew lhirn, F.so. 4, at St. Mary's chuu h, Cliciteunam, John Samuel Lifter, Kh|., MW* Elizabeth Wik*xk. of Lodge, Fitivillr. May 4, Luton, tin Lev. 8. Sykes, Mr. Altw.Hd, dimstiat, &c ...

... perpetrated on persons passing through the fields in and near the Horusey-wood-house, by a footpad said to have been heavily armed, and a description of whose person was forwarded to the station-house of the N Islington-green, since which period additional ...

... Desart. Arthur Philipson The Viscount Seaham. Roland Graeme The Viscount Curson. EarnsclitTe Mr. Keirison. Sir Kenneth The Lord John Manners. Sir Damian Lacy The Hon. Hugh Chotrnondele QUADRILLES OF THE CRUSADERS. Led the Marchioness Londonderry. Countess ...

... try tiie Newcastle-tinder. Lyoe Election Petition, reported that John Quincey Harris, Esq., was not duly elected to serve io the present Parliament, and that the last election, so far as John Quincey Harris, Esq., was concerned, was a void election. He had ...

... imperative election not R tkal if member specific charge on on journals feel in nomination of the election case Lord J his (Lord John's) in lend bringing in in name Government which would meet support rtf h in Upper House be course carried into law H said give ...