... lt 7* by tbe youtll John Graham, was resumed before Mr. Bedford. The facts in connection with this sad occur- rence have already been detailed in the columns of this journal. The jury returned a verdict of Mansliughter against John Graham. Harwich, May ...

... dear price, in the su*. tte •*-*' character with which it had been accompanied ou . of ministers (hear, hear). The Earl of CARDIGAN said, having had the honour of holding a seat both in that and the other house of parliament for now considerably more than ...

... plundered by a mob, and Mr. Huskisson went to ?? personal violence. His noble friend, however, to ° j-ject. language of Mr. Grattan, in reference to another s had sat by the cradle of the corn laws, * n ?? was about to follow their hearse. Let hi o ...

... Gardiner, Colonel Sir George and Lady Couper, Mr. and Mrs. T. Young, Major General Sir Henry and Lady Wheatley, the Right Hon. Sir John and Lady Anne Beckett, Major General Wemyss, Lieut. General the Hon. Arthur Upton, the Hon. William and Mrs. Ashley, Colonel ...

... publish. Everything, however, of a purely scien- tific nature should be laid before the house. POST-OFFICE ARRANGEMENTS. Mr. H. GRATTAN wished to know why the daily depar- ture of the English mails from Dublin had been altered from half-past six o'clock to four ...

... of a distinguished gentleman who has been, in direct contradiction oi the truth, charged as our accomplice — the Right Hon. John Wilson Choker. Mr. Cro ker never wrote a line in the Standard in hia life ; and we have every reason to believe that in 1827 ...

... distant land, and the splendid successes that had attended the British arms under the command of a meritorious commander, under the eye of one of his com- panions and brothers in arms— the wonderful achievements that deservedly obtained the gracious praise ...

... Dublin: Mr. H. Grattan said il ,vas impossible for his M«je.ty ? s government to allow things to go on as at present in the north of Ireland, where there was not security either for life or property (laughter and cheers). Mr, 11. GRATTAN.— I voted against ...

... sen., Hennitago place, St. John-street-road, patent glaziers' diamond mamifa turer* tirst div. of Si. in the pound, any Wednesday, at the office of Mr. Graham, Coleman - street. A. Kadclifi'e, jun., Hermitage-place, St. John street rmd. patent glaziers' ...

... Gpvt°, r the D EAF and DUMB.— -ru AUGPSTiv _ h MEETING, July 13,1840. fil he minut_ i ?? , R OBINSON, Esq., in the Chair, armed, lt * or the last general meeting were read and con- ?ittee, that^rw mo, l s Jy • on the recommendation of the Com- tm.are ...

... Craskie, for Charleston; the. lames, for Bermuda ; the Inconstant, for Halifax ; the Calypso, for Jamaica; the Symmetry, for St. John ; and tlie Sobraon, for Calcutta. Sailed, the Thetis, lor Calcutta ; the Hellhaven, for Hatavia ; and the Margiret Evaai, for ...

... wh > held an appoint- ment in the Royal Household under the same administra- tion, have accep'ed office at the hands of Lord John Russell. Lord Palmerston or, if not Lord Palmerston in person, as we suspect, his lordship's advocate, is per- fectly indefatigable ...