... and York, the Bisbops of Oxford and Hereford. Lird Chief Justice Campbell, Chief Baron Pollock, l^rd Crauworth, the Earl of Cardigan, the Eari of Carlisle, Earl Grey. tiie Dukes of Devonshire and Buccleuch, tbe Marquis of Clsiincariie, Earl Granville, and ...

... standard of the glorious Reformation. The noble lord resumed his seat amid great applause. After a speech from Mr. Henry Grattan in opposition to the proposed measure, and from Mr. Conolly in favour of the principle that if the temporal power of Rome ...

... letter had been received by the Government of Newfoundland from the Roman Catholic Bishop residing in that colony, signed •' John Thomas, nf the orrter of St. Francis, by tbe Grace of God and the favonr of the Apostolic See Bishop of Newfoundland. Now ...

... Waddmgton, esq., Sir John TroUope, Bart. Richard Bemndge, e_q. A Csptein How-id Vysa, J. W. Stamford, esq^R, Snooner, eso. Coonel Sibtbprp, Vfscount Galway, £?rd_obn ?? Marquia of^ Grauby, Richard Pryme, esq. Ambrose Goddsrd, m Jv -John i Tyrrell, Birt. E ...

... Jr dot,!, prohibited; while at St. John's, Sage. ™ ?? SSSrfTI cb l urchin e ,, • «»■•>> » ...

... the South Western Railway Company : Mr. Powell, Collector of Customs ; and Captain Peacock and Mr John Levy, the principal Officers of the Docks. Lord John Russell at SoUTHAMPTON.-The Premier arrived here on Thursday last, by the one o'clock train, en route ...

... assistant, South- ampton; David Davis, 40, boatswain, Cardigan; James Murchis, 34, carpenter, Ayr; James Bryant, 26, carpenter's mate and joiner, Downton, Wilts ; Joseph Kay, 41, master- i at-arms, Bolton; George Deal, 26, quartermaster, Brid- port ; ...

... Share. Governor— John Macgregor, esa. M.P. Directors. Thomas Aggs, esq. 1, Bishopsgate-streel-wilhin. William Bevan, esq. Hyde House, Leominster. G-orgeCook, esq. Wynyaw House. Fulham. John Gardiner, esq. 23, Norfolk-road. Regent .•nark. John Macgregor, esq ...

... proceed on the 28th instant en route to Dublin, to join head-quarters arriving ou the 3rd September. Colonel tbe Earl of Cardigan, of the llth Hussars, left Dublin on Friday for London, on leave of absence for a short period. His lordship is expected ...

... dutiea too | long neglected, postponed, compromised, or sacrificed by its j predecessors, frem Lord Melbourne down to Lord John Russell. It has been too much the policy of successful Cabinets j since the accession of his late Majesty, to overstep, in ...

... and the bier having tben been revealed a low roll of muffled drums was beard, the Infantry presented arms, and again after a short interval reversed arms in readiness to march. Nothing could be more simple and unpre- tending tban the tribute thus paid to ...

... support. New Ministry.— Mr. Duffy, in a letter to the Nation, after referring to reports of a coalition Ministry, embracing Lord John Russell. Mr. Gladstone, and Mr. Cobden, says— Thank God, aucb a Ministry could not stand a week against the will of the Irish ...