... Mood strer , ,„ ( Joseph Pearaby. Cily-road. woralea »■ Chrislopher Clarke, r-is ; tobacconist John Joseph Taylor. TMleyjilrw, SoftCi James sod Thomas John Dodsvrovth Ahrsms. S.moel •■‘hann, Leeds, elosk , Samuel OKdea, merchant William Gill. Warriaftoa ...

... the chair. Amongst those who were present were :— The Dukes of Richmond and Cleveland, the Marquis of Exeter, the Earls of Cardigan, Dartmouth, Tankerville, Pomfret, Warwick Mansfield, Carnarvon, Cadogan, Malmesbury, Lonsdale' Brownlow, Bradford, Eldon ...

... Quay Ceres Liverpool Ditto Eling Intrepid Milford Grain Town Quay John Clifton.. Dundalk Ditto Chapel Will o' the Wisp Waterford Ditto Town Quay Messenger Ditto Ditto Chapel Surprise Cardigan Ditto Ditto Henry Middlesboro Coals Ditto Hector Sunderland Ditto ...

... Estcouut moved the order of the day for r»«ming the adiourned debate the mohoo for coramiltiog W. S. Bneo, Esq to the Sergeaut-at-Arms during the pleasure of the house and for the Speaker's issuing his warrant accordingly. In doing he expressed a hope that Mend ...

... ed, and deeply-lamented olfi- them their charter will allow (hear, bear). I leave the chair >liat day six months, cer. Sir John Moore. was also present at Corunna, not certain that they are not prepared to make pro- Mr. ANKEB seconded the moiio.'i. \t ...

... —(tremendous applause). I Arrivals at thb Railway Hotel, Gosport, during the week.— John Spicer, esq. (late 3rd Dragoon Guards) lady and family; the Right Hon. the Earl ot' Cardigan, Lord R. Grosvenor, Captain Hood, R.N. Sir T. Herbert, bart. Mrs. Gisbourne and ...

... Defence, st.C, to comnasand a station ; Chlas. -Avillet Ioynter, of Sgyeia, n.e., to comesoand Petl- zhiinc station ; and Mr. John Serconibe, to be chief officer of Lulvoethl statis,. WrINDSOsB, Fl/day Ecivening.-Count Augustus Mans- dorff left Frosinore ...

... House of Commons, his Grace's residence Portland Place. The Duke Buckingham and Cbandos, the Duke Newcastle, the Earl of Cardigan, the Earl the Viscount Coinbermere, Lord Stanley, Lord George Bentinck, Lord Henry Lennox, Lord William Lennox, Sir J. V ...

... on the Portuguese territory, had »ent a steamer Corunna with a despatch lor that officer, enjoining him to abstain from all armed ; demonstration against Portugal. According to letters i from the Portuguese frontier of the 21th, the troops belonging to ...

... _ . Mr H. Collingwood Ibbetson (brother of Captain Ibbetson), and friends, are expected at Pegg’s Royal York Hotel ''sir John Rowland Eustace, Mr Bateman, Rev. Mr Wallinaer, Major Greatly, and Mr and Mra Gurney Fry, are prolonging their stay at the ...

... the publication of Low! John Rlijssell’s letter; and feeling that he could not bring matter to a successful Issue without the support of a * cabinet, he determined to place his resignation in the hands tier Majesty. Lord John Russell was sent for; and ...

... rich treat. Flute, Richardson; cornet piston, Koenig; first violin, Case; second violin, Antoine: clarionet, Lazarus; oboe, Grattan Cooke; double bass, Catalan!; violoncello, Lavenu ; and many other performers of first-rate talent. Everything was exquisitively ...