... from Porto Rico ; Campbell Campbell, from Porto Rico ; Arm Eliza, Cook, from Porto ' Plata; Crusader, Hayman, from Honduras; Ina, Spence,: from St. John's, New Brunswick; Severn, Wiseman, from St. John's, New Brunswick; Bellona, Ritchie, from Odessa; i Promise ...

... unehanged ? (Hear, hear.) Could the ' House forget that in France, in Switzerland, in Germany — [ ( Hear, hear, from Lord John Manners, as we under- ! stood) — he heard an ominous cheer from the Noble Lord ; opposite ; but did the Noble Lord mean to ...

... reclining on various portions ofthe- acclivity, the day dawning on their armour, and the distant trumpet summoning them to arms, are happily con- ceived and artistically wrought out. The part of Orithea is admirably adapted to Lucile Grahn-he r tall figure ...

... effect, with the titles of which he woulel not trouble the House. Mr. WATSON moved the consideration of the petition of Bernard John Graham (presented 13th April), for leave- to present a petition against the Great Western Railway (Branch to join the West ...

... Bill. ** ?? NOTICES OK MOTION'S. Sir Charles Napier— To move for leave to bring ?? to amend the Seamen's Enlistment Bill Lord John Manners— To call the attention ofthe Hou* to the present condition o( Greece. Mr. Ewart— To move that it is expedient that ...

... R.N Mr George Moffatt, M.P., by Lord John Russell. Mr. Clarence Wigney, on bis return from India, by Lord Mr M A C Agnew, on his marriage, by the Earl of Gainsbo- rough. Mr. Henry Lushington, by Earl Grey. Mr John Morant, by his father, Mr. Morant Mr' ...

... Earl j and Countess of Clarendon, &c. I The Earl and Countess of Cardigan received a dis- tinguished circle at dinner last evening, at the Noble Earl's | mansion in Portman-square. Lord John Russell gave a grand banquet last even- | ing, at his mansion in ...