... mistrSAs’l arms id his coat.” if this illastretion admitted, we are to sdppossi that John Simonds, the meroer, in Fetarnostsr-row, who bad assnmod the Cook as bis symbol, having Mrvod master whoso sign was the Cradle, according to the law arms impaled bis ...

... intense, with almost trembling interest. We are ignorant of what tbe government is about to do—of what Lord John Bussell will undertake. Lord John Russell has been praised for his courage and bis sagacity, i will net dispute his possession these virtues; ...

... late Captain the 3.J Own) Dragoons. the Island Poo-too, the Rev. John Lowder, Chaplain of Shanghai, China, in his year. At Cape Coast, John Bodkin Cobbold, Esq., lats aged 28. At Malta, John Arthur Gregory, son of Dr. Urors of London, midshipman of M.M.’s ...

... assembled on a visit to tha Earl iff Cardigan, at Deane Park. Maaataoa in Hiau Lira. —The nuptials of the Hon. Sarah Elisabeth Copley, eldest daughter of laird Lyndhurst, and Mr. Henry John Selwin, only son Mr. John Selwin, of Down Hall, Essex, were celebrated ...

... Ensign, without purchase, vice Stokes, promoted; Jan. 11. —Lieutenant William John Dorehill, from 3d Footk be Captain, without purchase Jan. 11. Staff—Staff Assistant Surgeon John Trench to be Staff Surgeon of the Second Class, vice Webster, appointed to ...

... ace J. Walsh (1839) and John Cotton (1847), to the Arethnsa. Mate Arthur R. Owen (1849), to the Arethusa. Midshipmen—G. W. Strong, to the Arethusa, and E, A. Tweedaie, to the Hermes steam vessel, at Woolwich. Naval Cadet John Morley, to the Aretbnsa. ...

... put right by the arm hone'beiug turned into the socket of the shoulder bone, Mr. koseley providentially escaping any serious injury.—CwtwWys CAnmtcfr. LAW INTELLIGENCE—THIS OAT. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—THIS DAY. (BtMtnff i» Bmwo.) JOHN VUIDY. Mr. Fabby ...

... Ditcbingham. Norfolk, aged 40. At Chelsea, John Stephen, Esq., in his SUtb year. At Chesham, Bucks, William Smith, Esq., aged Bicester, Christopher E. Eaton, Esq., late Major **»• (Buffs). At Hammersmith, Mr. John Westwood, aged Devoushire-place, Langford ...

... Inland. e. naswar to question from Sir John WAU3HE, Ltsd JOHN BUSSELL said the attention of the nwaiamaat had been directed to the subject of the InlftOd Mid ScOtlftQd DCXt ungwn question from Mr. DISRAELI, JOHN BUSSELL said the Danish gown* muA hod not ...

... the Governors of the West India Colonies. A deputation from Manchester, consisting of the Rev. John water, M.A, Mr. Robert Gardner, Mr. «. Boss, and Mr. John M. Bennett, had an interview with Sir George Grey yesterday, at the Home Office. A deputation ...

... ob- Jobn Burgoyne, Sir George Clerk, Sir John Mill.y serrations. Lord Nowry and Morne, Air. Vsndo- Doyle, Sir Frederick Adam, Colonel Perceval CSer- lear ' .. - M f- ® ., Arms, House of Lords), Mr. John Shepherd, »n, Mr. CmplmlL and Mr. Bushell ...

... D« L Evans, J Evans, W Ewart, W Pagmo, W Fagan, J Fergus, John Piispatricfc, J W Foley. John H Pordyce, A Port ter, M Fox, R M Pox, W i Olyn, C Grace, O Graham, Sit J I Grattan, H Greene, John GranfaU. C P Gray, Sir Geo Gray, R W rot venor,.Earl Hall ...