... JUNE 14. The intended reforms in the Court of Chancery, contemplated by her Majesty's ministers, were ex- plained by Lord John Russell last night. To the appointment of two additional equity judges we can see no sound objection. The courts are choked ...

... Bowater, W. Gibson Craig, MP., John Warronder, J. John Guest, M.P., J. Johnstone, M.P, W. Molusworth, M.P., J. Mackenzie, Edward Disbrowe, Shephon Glynne, John Shelley, W. Middleton, J. P. Boileau, J. Y. Buller, M.P., John Young, M.P., Robert Price, Geo ...

... Macintosh, K.H., and friend (Col. Airey); Major John Maclean, 46th Regiment; Captain Mossman; Lieut. Colonel Macniveu, 42d Regiment; Commissary General Maclean; Colonel Macadam, late Sth Regiment; Mr. John Miller, Field Train Royal Artillery; Sir R. Murchison ...

... feel tbat tbat was nst an explanation bat a reply. Mr. GRATTAN.— Then I move that the hon. and learned member for Athlone (cries of order, and uproar) — Lord J. RUSSELL here rose, and Mr. GRATTAN also attempted to address the house amidst cries of ...

... fleet. Sir John Cox Hippisley has furnished information as to the quarter from which the so much required supplies were obtained, and tbe spirit in which they were contributed. In a concluding note to the report of his speech on Mr. Grattan's motion on ...

... Mostyn, G. H. Moore, M.P., John Reynolds, MP., William Keogh, M.P., A. O'Flaherty, M.P., O. Higgins, M.P., Martin Joseph Blake, M.P., John Sadlier, M.P., Francis Scully, M.P., Rjbert Keating, M. P., Wexford; Leonard Morrough, John Francis Maguire, J. Macao ...

... the late Lord John Hay to his flag, has been conferred on Captain Sir George Tyler, K.H. (1022). This gallant officer, like the late Lord John, who held the appointment, has lost an arm in the service. He is a Protectionist, M.P. for Cardigan, and it redounds ...

... catastrophe from the incautious use of fire-arms. We lament to say that the family of Henry Grattan Cur- ran, Esq., stipendiary magistrate, has been plunged into deep affliction by the accidental death of his only son, John. This fine youth was invited to dine ...

... of water in her hold — crew saved. PORTSMOUTH, Sept. 2.l.— Sailed, the Royal George, for Melbourne ; and tho John Wesley, for Auckland. CARDIGAN, St* pt. 2!).— The Union aud tho Aid were driven on shore at Aberforth during the gale. Tke former went to pieces ...

... subsequently offered by the mayor. The Earl of Winchilsea has left Wilton-crescent, for Eastwell Park, Kent. The Earl of Cardigan has arrived from the Cavalry Barracks at Nottingham. His Excellency Count Kielmansegge, the Hano- verian Minister, is still ...

... Francis Fowler was alao severely scalded. Another man, named John Palmer, was also much scalded. The unfortunate deceased (Waller) was not only severely scalded, but both his legs and arms were broken, and he died aa he was being conveyed to his own residence ...

... were too young to be examined, but she was committed for trial upon the others. WORSHIP-STREET.— A well-dreased man, named John Mason, foreman in the service of Messrs. Spiers and Co., ?? in Spital square, and Susannah Walker, a weaveress in their employment ...