... mont, George Crosland, Samuel Fielden, Robert Gill James Hatton, John Hargreaves, James eolime, W. n Hornby, Wm. Marshall, Wm. Moxon, Joshua Radelilre, i J. R. Ralph, John Riley, John Smith, Wm. Stuart, 11, W W Wickham, and George Wilson: so that there ...

... relative to the alleged arrival of some carrier pigeons' from Sir John Rosses expedition, has been copied into the Laondon Guardian. The AyrAdver~ierstates that the arrange- ments made by Sir John Ross, previous to starting, were, that he should despatch the ...

... and York, the Bishops of Oxford and Hereford, Lord Chief Justice Campbell, Chief Baron Pollock, Lord Cranworth, the Earl of Cardigan, the Earl of Carlisle, Earl Grey, the Dukes of Devonshire and Buccleuch, the Earl of Clanricarde, Earl Granville, and Earl ...

... force we should be careful not to part with that great arm of defence,a sufficent naval force, which was likewise required for the protection of our commerce against small semi. civilized states. Lord John Russell defended the maiot.. nance of the African ...

... Kay Shuttleworth, the Rev. C. Richson, an, 000 Mr. John Peel (honorary sectetary), had an interview 'rjts Sir George Grey on Saturday at the Home-office. vith BURGLAR SHoT.-_Thq premises of Mr. John Hiddick,', ' P of Walsall, having been robbed, that ...

... admitted the fact in a pamphlet published by authority, containing a verbatim copy of the rescript. Mr. ROEBIucT said Lord John Russell had fallen into the trap laid by Mr. Walpole, and had adopted a clause which either was useless or went much further ...

... Wmi. Rogerson, of Little Eceleston, acted as vice. The company was addressed by MI. John Hankinson, of Preston, and several others fron the surrounding district. Mr. John Redman, the celebrated pianist, gave several songs in splendid style, and was rapturously ...

... address. MINISTERIAL EXPLANATIONS. LORD JOHN RUSSELL & LORD PALIMERSTON. Sir B. HALa referred to the great and important change in the administration, which required some explanation, considering how Lord John Russell had, last year, ap- proved of the ...

... address. MINISTERIAL EXPLANATIONS. LORD JOHN RUSSELL & LORD PALIMERSTO Sir B. HALL referred to the great and important clanr~e in the administration, which required some explaltatiote considering how Lord John Russell had, last year, al- proved of the ...

... subject of Lord John Russell's New Reform Bill was taken into consideration, and a discussion took place on the steps to be adopted respecting it. Several resolutions were adopted, and it was agreed that a deputation should wait upon Lord John Russell to urge ...

... provisions would e be altered, so as to prevent the surrender of deserters from ships of war. After some remarks from Lord JOHN RUSSELL, the amendment was withdrawn. CIIARITABLE TRUSTS BILL. Upon the motion for going into committee on this bill, i the ...

... Atlantic, Captain West. On landing she D was enthusiastically cheered. M. and Madame Gold- a Schmidt drove to the house of John Bald, Esq., the Swedish a consul, whose guests they are to be for a few days. She a is in excellent health and spirits. The ...