... subject was yet under consideration. Lord John Russell, in reply to a question, stated that the Government had under their consideration the subject of introducing a bill for taking the census for 1851. Lord John Russell also stated that the Danish Go- ...

... on in all the from Milford northwards throughout Cardigan jay During this week, Mr. Rees was informed that a ves% somewhat a:.swering the description of the hed been s en beating about outside Cardigan bar. was ultim :tely successful in coming up with ...

... Sth instant, aged 83, Richard Wilkinson, of On the instant, aged 74, Mr. John Wright, of Deansgate; universally and ceservedly respected. On the 2nd instant, at Liverpool, John, the eldest son of the late Igdaliah Seddon, E: Same day, aged 15, Margaret ...

... completely cooled The squadron of the Royal Yaeht was at Cherbourg, and four of her ships of war, raving on board Admiral Sir John Ommaney, Vice- Admiral Sir Thomas Coocrane, and Rear-Admiral Sir C. Napier. The harbour of Cherbourg was, in fact, alive with ...

... entrance to the town.—Preston Pilot. or a excitement has prevailed in Burnley during the last ten days, in consequence of Mr. Grattan Eugene Mac Cabe, superintendent of police inthe Burnley district, havin; nded. His private affairs are said to be in muc 3 ...

... Saturday ; lust, the neighbourhood of Sheaf-street, in Darentry, was thrown into great consternation ami al arm occasioned by report of fire-arms, accompanied by shrieks, which proceeded fr -m public-house, called the Waggon and Horses. A great numb tof ...

... different arms (infantry, cavalry, and artillery, and armed pensioners) in and about the metropolis, who might be collected in a few hours. In a list insolvent debtors about apply to the London court fur relief, which appeared last week, we find, “John Whittle ...

... corps wearing trousers, viz., the 71st, 72nd, and 74th, who are to continue the old forage-cap. The Earl Cardigan.— Lieut.-Colonel Earl Cardigan arrived, unexpectedly his regiment, the 11th Hussars, at Nottingham, on Monday week. He found his officers ...

... Asa Misvsi *6. and Sarah Mason, 34, were sentenced to jotrs’ transportation, for obtaining various sums of —jejitoß Dinah and John Palmer, under pretence of burying money and other quackery. jirKobert Peel, at dinner given Tamwortb, the jsy, said that the ...

... be put down, not coercion bills—for government did not propose ask for any extraordinary powers—but the strong arm of tbe law. Mr. 11. Grattan enlarged upon the m gleet of Irish interests in the House of Commons, and, amongst other things, complained that ...

... the carburrelted hydrogen was supposed to have been ignitecl, and John Atherton, who worked near him, were likely to recover so as to give'.otld nco. The superintendent replied that John Atherton was likely to be much recovered in a few days. The jury ...

... George Bradley had his arm torn off, and there is not much probability of his recovery. Thomas Plait had his leg aud arm broken, and he was injured in the back. Henry Chadburn, boy fourteen years of atje, had his leg and arm and was otherwise bruised ...