... for Liverpool, arrived et 131‘a'idloylilte'.John, Archbold, from Whiteltaven for — St. N 20th March. t port the 6th inst., in distrees, cununeuced April 10. Tice brig Correa., Harriet 528 Dyer, Cannon& Co St John e, B Livorno (sm.), NI iller, from Leghorn ...

... Board R.O- th. -M UntaM, KEB> „. Ulvcraton, 23d April, 1850. FREEHOLD PROPERTY IN EEBMICK. To SOLD, bj AUCTION, al lb. , a Arm. in Kwriek. FRIDAY 10»b of Mar neat, Six o'Clock lo th. A dSabta FREEHOLD PROPERTY, tat.l; imlonain, lo Mr. I mat Hod«mo, ommalingrf ...

... MOVEMENTS OF THE CABINET.—Lord and Lady John Russell left town at eleven o'clock yesterday morning for their residence in Richmond-park, where they will spend the holvdays. On their way to Richmond. Lord and Lady John Russell paid a visit to the Horticultural ...

... almost totally destroyo l 1 their neighbourhood.— Wigan Times. SIR JOHN Ross's ARCTIC EXPEDITION.—Large nuflho continue to visit the Felix, now receiving her stores harbour. Sir John Ross's yacht, Mary, is lying along 31 ;i11 having arrived from the Royal ...

... Hants. B. J. Wilson, Esq., Hampsthvsaite, Harrowgate. David Davies, Esq., Cardigan. J. Gray, Esq., Chelmsford. Captain Holbrook, Paley Court Ledbury. B. Holloway, Esq., Woodstock. John Cramp, Esq., Lamberhurst. J. B. Sadler, Esq., Winterton, Barton-on-Humber ...

... occasionally; and Phoenix Park would be maintained as a royal residence. Mr. Grattan, in a very vehement and discur- sive speech, moved that the motion be rejected. He abused Lord John Russell's address as with- out argument, solidity, point, or interest; described ...

... Hallo! exclaimed an anxious guardian to his lovely niece, as he entered the parlour and saw her seated on the sofa, in the arms of a swain, who had just popped the question and sealed it with smack, What's , the time of day «I should think it was about ...

... Howes, Mr. E. Hitchcock and lady, Mrs. La Bruce, Mr. Jas. Howard and lady, Mr. John Jappan and lady, Mr. Jas. A. Wright and lady, Mr. J. V. Parker, Mr. S. T. Dann, Mr. John Printiff, Mr. P. Allen and servant, Mr. J. H. Orme, Mr. G. W. Warren, Mr. J. Phillips ...

... that which had been previously made by the noble marquis. He could not, however, understand how 6,000 or 8,000 men could be armed and sent off from the United States without the knowledge of the Government there. —The Earl of ABERDEEN had no doubts as to ...

... the the motion was natived by 144 . to 62—majority 82. Tar OF IRELAND On the motion of Lord JOHN RUSSELL for the se- cond reading of this bill, Mr H. GRATTAN moved, pursuant to notice, that the bill be read a second time, that day six months. He stigmatized ...

... wishes Agt abolishing the Lord-Lieutenancy and ruling Engilamf3., Scotland, and Ireland in exactly the same huabion. Mr. Grattan, who is always more of a scold a statesman, is amongst the foremost to raise termagant tongue against the proposed measure ...

... Greece, and calculated to endanger die continuance of our friendly relations with other powers.'' The Earl of Aberdeen, Lord Cardigan, Lord Ward. Lord Beaumont, Lord Canning, Lord Edisbury Lord Hardwick. Lord Brougham, and the Marquis of Londonderry ad- ...