... Commercial Court, in the several Occupations of Mr. James Roberts, Mr. George Roberts, Mr. John Storey, Mrs. Hall, Mr. Thomas Jewison, Mr. John Fletcher, Mr. John Prescott, Mr. Joseph Jowett, and others. Rental of the whole Estate, £429. 19a Od. The entirety ...

... 221 to 80. I On the assurance given by Lord John Russell, Mr. Disraeli withdrew his amendment ; and the draft was agreed to, with the usual reference to a committee. In reply to Colonel Sibthorp, Lord JOHN RUSSELL stated tbat the whole subject of the ...

... on Wednesday the 25th instant. The Marchioness of Normanby is expected in London ou Thursday next, from Paris. The Earl of Cardigan received at dinner on Saturday evening the Marquis and Marchioness of Wor- cester, Earl and Countess of Craven, Earl and ...

... tbe Bad o! Cardigan. Th. final determination rests with a fntare Child Killed by a Kick fbom a Horse.— On Wednesday lut, Mr. G. D. Barker, of Wakefield, deputy coroner, held an inquest at tha Star laa, Comberwotth, on riew of the tody of John Jackson Peaoe ...

... relations with foreign Powera nor the atate of the revenue, manufactures, or commerce were subjects of congratula- Mr. H. GRATTAN rose tn propote an amendment of tbe para- graph relating to Ireland. Be urged the necessity of repealing the Irish Poor Law ...

... the honour* of the Bath. noma explanations were given by Sir J. BOBHOTJSE aad Lord JOHN R USBELL upon thia subject ; and after a few remarks from Mr. MANGLE*, Mr. GRATTAN, and Colonel DUNNE, aad a warm eu.oaium upon tbe character aad conduct of the Earl ...

... 111, Duke-street, snd hsvins -Bees Its. 16, Shaw's Building. South John-street, and warehouses ia Aigj Is street, sll la Liverpool , In the county of Lancaster, In co-partnership with John Thonsas Hancock, wine, oil, and fruit merchant, under the firm of ...

... tion of Hawksworth Wood, near Kirkstall Abbey, the property of ; the Earl of Cardigan. A reward of £10 has been offered by Mr. j George Hay ward, agent of tbe Earl of Cardigan, to any person giving auch information as shall lead to the conviction of the ...

... complained of the answers given on a pre- ceding evening, by Lord John Russell, to questions put about the recent fresh distribution of the temporalities of the rectory of Bishopwearmouth. Lord JOHN RUSSELL gave some explana- tions, and said that the general ...

... CAL INTELLfGENCE eaHN Hepwobth Hill, Esq.. ,1 to have to announce the death of John .sii., of this town, barrister-at-htw. Mr. his 47 th year, died of scarlet fever, at his -square, on Wednesday last, lie was a i, standing in his profession, and was much ...

... Mr. M&cgill was very happy ; but still happier, perhaps, in the humourous My wife has te'en the Gee, and Auld John Paul. Mr. John Clark, of this town, accompanied the songs, in a very efficient manner, on the piano forte. At the close of the entertain- ...

... the act of removing lead from tbe roof of a houae belonging to tbe Earl of Cardigan, and lately occupied by Mr. Aid. Birchall, at Burley. Tbe discovery was made by Messrs. John and William Cockerham, who lire in a neighbouring house, and whose attention ...