... The ball took effect the lett breast, but missed tbe heart, piercing the breast the direction of the left arm, and emerging immediately under the arm. Before any attempt at interference could be made, he then drew a second pistol, and placing the muzzle ...

... aioner, with the Great Sealin Commission. Therumour on Saturday as to the new appointments was, that Sir John Jervis will have the political, and Sir John Romilly the judicial, office-a Bill being in preparation for sepa- rating the two offices, and making ...

... J unction, and Great Western Railway Companies' Bill, were read a third time. Among the petitions presented, was one by Sir John Buller, from 2000 clergy and laity of the Diocese of Exeter, complaining of the regulations of the Committee of Council on ...

... and Lord Eddisbury spoke against demotion. The Earl of Cardigan, Viscount Canning, and the Earl of Hardwicke sp ike in favour of it. Lord Brougham declared that no nation was entitled to appeal to arms, or make reprisals for the wrongs or claims of individuals ...

... Acland, Bart., M.P., Rev. Chancellor Harington, Sir John Kennaway, Bart., Rev. Archdeacon Bartholomew, Sir John Duckworth, Bart., Edward Divett, Esq., the Rev. Lord Henry Kerr, Sir John Duntze, Bart., John Carew, Esq., Dr. Budd, Rev. A. Atherley, R. S. Gard ...

... number of yachtmen were also presented—the Earl of Cardigan, the Earl of Wiltos>{ the Earl Orkney, Lord Middieton, Mr. Ackers, the I Hons. Captain and 1-). Pelham, the Duke of Marlborough, j Earl Grey, Lord-John Churchill, host of others-— there being anchor ...

... Sunday night last was the scene of great tumult and violence, occasioned the apprehension of a drunken Irishman, 4 Lloyd's Arms ' public-house, a charge of felony. No sooner had the prisoner been brought into the street than he uttered a cry which brought ...

... Envelope, f For writing in the inside. Postage charged by weight. Postage charged weight. *• &■ s. d. With speed 2 From John not Lord John 0 Send soon 0 love to Jessy 1 2 To be punctually forwarded 1 sweetheart 1 4 With ray compliments .. I 2 All's well ...

... , Italian, German, Ethiopic. The am name of his pupil is Mri. John Rose Butlin, 20 years of h age, late student of Trinity College, Cambridge, the son w of the rich country gentleman, John Butlin, Esq., at ' Ealing. The talents of this gentleman for learning ...

... theytreached their new quarteors' iiule anothe troi6 r ,was- desiredto l'ea his comrade 4 horse ;-At t'e e af, ! the'imarch Lord Cardigan reprimanded the 'deliuent, ;j 'and then ordered him to be lockedap til the next morning. for being drank. Te quaintnessof ...

... markedly noticed ° the hope the House that! hw h ' l shortly introduce some measure for the ~ '''' ' some other business, Lord John Russell rose amid the most profound sih ice at twelve minutes after five, ask tor leave, pursuant to the notice he had given ...

... Hall, Oxon; George Lambe, 8.A., St. John's College, Cambridge; Archdale Wilson Tayler, Literate ; George Witherby, Corpus Christi College, Cambridge. Priests. —George William Cox, S.C.L., Trinity College, Oxford; John Robert Nankivell, 8.A., Exeter College ...