... were to leave Gordon Castle on Wednesday for London. Lord ‘Vharncliffe entertained the Duke of Rutland, the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. John Chetwynd Talbot, and a i family circle, at dinner, on Tuesday evening, at Wharnclifte house, Curzon-street. The Marquis of ...

... of martial law, the Whig Coercion Act, and the other Coercion Acts which afterwards succeeded it, the Arms Acts, and more especially the last Arms Act, which I may designate by way of distinction, the branding Act. Disturbances have frequently occurred ...

... of martial law, the Whig Coercion Act, and the other Coercion Acts which afterwards succeeded it, the Arms Acts, and more especially the last Arms Act, which I may designate by way of distinction, the branding Act. Disturbances have frequently occurred ...

... Havre, 10 paid 22% APPREIIENSION OF A MURDERER.—This morning about nine o'clock, Mr. John M•Laren, sheriff's offieer, apprehended in Washington -street, Anderston, John M‘Lauchlane, lately a plasterer's labourer, the man who, in the month of September last ...

... Board of Trade. Dispatches were received yesterday at the Colonialoffice from the Governor of Gibraltar. LIEUT.-GENERAL SIR JOHN CAMERON, K.C.B. This Peninsular officer died at his residence at Guernsey on Saturday last. The deceased, whose health had ...

... Board of Trade. Dispatches were received yesterday at the Colonial office from the Governor of Gibraltar. LIEUT.-GENERAL SIR JOHN CAMERON, K.C.B. This Peninsular officer died at his residence at Guernsey on Saturday last. The deceased, whose health had ...

... S. Stovell, brewer. 11. Mitchell, brewer and coal G. Clark, coachmaker. merchant. Horsham, 20th Nov., 184. t The Earl of Cardigan has ordered seventy poor families of Deene and l)eenethorpe, to be each supplied with clothing of the value of fifteen shillings ...