... Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms, vice Maclntosh, retired. ST. JAMES'$ PALACE, FEB. 4. Tice Queen h~as been pleased, on the nomination of Lord Foetr oapoint Joseph Skipp Lloyd, lsq., ocec of her Majety' Hooucale orp ciGentlemen-at-Arms, vice ~iht.~a retiranel ...

... a piece of thread in it, thrust into her arm, and a few weeks since came out ancle, tbe thread still In { the needle was much smaller than when it went in. and considerably bent. During its passage from her arm to her aucle she never ex|>erienced any pain ...

... Mr. Wellesley it was urged, that not only was he unaccustomed to that weapon, but that an injury to the elbow of his right arm disabled him from fighting with a sword, and produced a certificate to that effect from M. Cloquet, the eminent , surgeon. It ...

... leasehold premises, known as Giraud's Hotel, No. 61, Castlestreet, Leicester-square, was withdrawn. A married woman named Mary Grattan, whose husband resides at No. 10, Little White Lion-street, Seven • dials, expired yesterday afternoon, in St. Thomas's Hospital ...

... WATERLOO-BRIDGE. On Thursday afternoon Mr. Payne held an inquest at St. Thomas's Hospital on the body . of Mary De Morrons Grattan, aged 30, an artificial-flower-maker. Several witnesses were examined, who proved that on Monday afternoon last, being partly ...

... a vestry meeting, upon a requisition of the inhabitants, a meeting would be held at the King's Arms, Palace-yard, and there was an intimation that Dr. John Bowring would take the chair at seven o'clock. About the time appointed a few persons had gathered ...

... the wrongs of Canada. thane occasions a large number of persons were taken into custody, at which time arms were found upon them, or they had arms in their possession. What was the result? On the recommendation of Lord Durham the sentence of death, which ...

... place their trusts, so far regarded human means, in their own dauntless spirit, their fkilfol fingers, aud their indefatigable arms. That the reriod, foretold by the late Sir Robert Peel, has to ngih arrived, when the indiscriminate aud unlimited employment ...

... of Sir John Lubbock, Bart. the llih of the came month nine ewes were missed frost the flock, and which were safe on the 7th, when they were counted the shepherd, whose care they were entrusted. The prisoner, who was In the employ of Mr. Corf, arm sent him ...

... Stanley, Lord—North Lancashire Tennent, J. E.—Belfast Trotter John—West Surrey Berner , William—Armagh Co. Vivian, John Henry—Swansea Vivian, John Ennis—Truro Wodehouse, Edmond—E. Norfolk Young, John—Cavan Co. TELLERS. Fremantle, Sir T.—Buckingham Sutton, C ...

... J. J. Hastings, Rector of Auley Kings, Waite'- , tershire • • -,, lt ev• J. Cooper, M.A., St. Paul's School, London &Lev. John Hughes, Vicar of Tregaron , 4 ev. C. Lloyd, M.A., Rector of Bettws tter. E. Evans, Blaenpennal . Morgan, Vicar of Silian .• ...

... ASSOCIATION. The annual meeting of this association was held on Monday evening last, at the London Tavern. The chairman was John Abel Smith, Esq.. M.P., and the movers and seconders of the resolution were Messrs. Thomas Baring, Thomson Mulkey, J. Pearce ...