... 3porOINN 1 G the RETURN ELECTION. o f OIT R - LIBERALS,I LORD JOHN RI sift I JAMES PATTISON, ESQ. GEORGE LARPENT. I BARON L. DE ROTHSCHILD. I, CENTRAL COIDIITTEE, 39, King-street, Cheaps:de. -' JOHN ABEL SMITH, Esq., Chairman. THOMSON HANKEY, jun., Esq. Deputy ...

... of the Tiber. Fourteen battalions are be forthwith embodied, clothed, and armed; making a force of men for the city, nearly equal to the whole standing army of our state. Once arms in the hands of every Roman, adieu, a long adieu, to the hope of ever undoing ...

... raising the corpse it presentod the most frightful spectacle ; the right shoulder was cut and mangled m the horrible manner, the arm boldine to the trunk a few ligaments, and the fiesli was tora away beneath the shoulder, exhibiting large hole through which ...

... the c..xpse it preeentod the mod frightfnl speetacle ; the right shoulder was cut and !mangled in most horrib'..: manner, the arm holding to ; the trunk by a few ligameats, and the flesh was tor.. away !beneath the shoulder, exhibiting • large kile throvigh ...

... Charlemont. ' John O'Connell, M.P. The Earl of Donoughmore. Alderman T. O'Brien, M.P. nor Provincial Bank. Hon. F. Ponsonby. ..el)Uty•cha°°dr Cordwainer, and Dowgate- Queen's Arms, Clu•apshle. The Earl of Erne.' Alexander Boyle, Esq. John Powell, Esq. ...

... Carlo appears, whom she at first supposes to be an enemy. At the sound of his voice shewcogni.es her lover, and rushes into his arms. She then informs him of the death of his father, and the attempt made by Francesco on her honour and her life. This gives ...

... the poll DURHAM (South) : 4,904.— L0rd Harry Vane (L), John Ttowes (L). Mr. Bowes retires. Mr. J. Farrer, a Conservative, who was unsuccessful in 1841, will fill the vacated seat. DURHAM : I,oBl.— John Bright(L), T. Grainger (L). Mr Bright retires. Captain ...