... Glou- cester, and of the City and County of the City of Bristol. Royal North Gloucester Regiment of Militia-John Jones, Gent., to be Lieutenant ; John Frederick Lees, Gent,, to be Lieutenant, Commission signed by the Lord-Lieutenant of the County of Essex ...

... set by L3rd Lichfield in the London Post-office, fully jaiiied the exercise of patronage which was WhAllud to. The Earl of CARDIGAN drew the attention of the ]3Mae to the prosecution which had been instituted ?? some of the military for the part which e ...

... followed. Now, he believed it had been held by the highest legal authorities that when troops under arms were attacked they had a right to employ those arms. in their de- fence. Such being the case, he was surprised to bear that 0 not only were the Crown ...

... settlements. The Earl of ELLEN-BOROUGH postponed till Thurs- day next his questions regarding the war in Ava. The Earl of CARDIGAN, after a humorous account of the duties imposed upon an Irish Viceroy, in- quired whether her Majesty's Government intended ...

... reference to the East India Company Ani th. war with Ava. &IUU I,. -W . IU-' THE LORD-LIEUTENANCY OF IRELAND. The Earl of CARDIGAN apologised for intruding himself upon their lordships, but made the importance of his topic his justification. He drew attention ...

... must bear in mind that if the Govern- ment here feels the responsibility of arming itself against the French, the Frencis Government must feel the same re- epoxusibility of arming itself against tis [hear, hear], We furnish them with the excuse of the necessity ...

... jbible',' and Lord John Russell had exultingly ill,:red that Lord Palmerston was not an Aus- tra l:Minister, the latter beiug the portrait drawn ~r r:C 1ceseimt Pr etier by his leader in the House f co^mon)S~ He hlad no doubt of Lord John uneillS views ...

... Borden ?? tof ADER y laid on the table accounts relating to trade and commerce. THE SIX-.MILE-BRIDGE AFFRAY. The Earl of CARDIGAN, in accordance with the notice, given by him on Friday, rose to pat a question to Her Ma- jesty's Government as to the treatment ...

... THEe MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: !UJZSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1853. In the HOUSE of LORDS, The Earl of CARDIGAN again called attention to the prosecution of the Irish soldiers engaged in the Six-mile-bridge affray. He complained that the Government did not enter ...

... system of legislation they were adopting towards the Cape and Canada, namely, that of consulting the wishes of th'e people. Sir JOHN YOUNG regretted that this useless and irritating motion had been brought forward, but he was not surprised at it after the ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. --i HOUSE OF LORDS-TUESDAY. Their lordships met at five t'.locki The Earl of CARDIGAN presented a petition from Lord William Fitzgerald, praying for the abolition of the Lord- Lieutenancy of Ireland. Lord BROUG HAM presented a petition ...

... born, 13, Great. Marlborough-strect. NEW WORT BY HORACE ST. JOHN. Just published, in 2 vols., popt Svo., price 21s. cloth, THE INDIAN ARCHIPELAGO; _TIts History snd Present State. By HORACE ST. JOHN, Author of History of the British Concuest in India, ...