... officer of' the Loncon uetscnive force k air Oneppey), Is nere to ,make an) inquiry into the mysterious disappearance of John Kirk and John Bell; the first of whoto has been missing since the 12th of ulctober, and the latter since the 13th of November, with ...

... massacre of the Sarebas pirates, the non-reception of the Italian refugees at Malta, and the late revolt in Cephalonia, Lord John Ruesell promised to lay before the house whatever official papers and correspondence were in the possession of the government ...

... required fuller infurmiation ald further re- fluction, was lautchied. Iteferring to recent events ii other couatries, Lord John contendied that ve should de- rive a lesson fromu their experielco, and not grasp at too touch at once, nor take a wide step ...

... minority list of 9b by which the motion was supported:— Adair, H. E. Gibson, Rt H T M Pechell, Sir G. B. Adair, R. A. S. Grattan, H. Peto, S. M. Aglionby, H. A. Greene, J. Pilkington, J. Alcock.T. Grenfell, C. P. Power, Dr. Anderson, A. Hall, Sir B. Reynolds ...

... harbour this rle j I 11und. ed on the Woolateners, but gis expected oV ne.t tide, after lightening. + VESSELS SPOKEN WITH-The Johns, of Sunderland, from Odessa for Liverpool, Feb 19, in latitude 38 24 W, longitude 11 52 W, by the Conqueror, at Falmoutht. ...

... 11 r~ly ounilin Irelro-d, presided over by the lord chancllor, and tlie Irish poor law board would be reconstructed. Lore. john then recapitulated hes ad- thaiges to be ?? from this measure, wisieh might aim the support lnie of those who ware favour- ...

... ed victim. It appeared, on the inquiry, that a man named John Smith, aged 5F. hav~nti tormed an attach- ment to a girl named Alice Would, aged only 19, in a fit of jealousy seized her by the arms and precipitated himself and her into a river, where both ...

... Sandeman, Esq. Kirkwood, Catliile E. Tootal, Esq„WeasteLodge,Eccles, Manchester T. Webster, Esq. Great George Street John Dalton, Esq. Pockham John Cameron, Esq. St. Helier's, Jersey C. Beaufoy, Esq. Marden, Kent W. H. Scrivens, Esq. Clapham Common W. Glazeb- ...

... Laurie, agent to Lord Cardigan, recently went to the men employed in building a chapel at Slawston, and abased them violently because they would not be induced to give up the work. He then went to the brickmaker.a tenant of Lord Cardigan's at Cranoe, and ...

... respect to his j memory, by giving his cordial concurrence in all that had been said bis honour. In the House of Commons, Lord John Russell pronounced a very affecting panegyric upon his predecessor in office, and stated that he had, obedience to his own ...

... counties ; and if Lord John Russell had not an unchangeable hostility to the extension of the franchise he should not oppose a motion moderate and reasonable. After a short reply from Mr. King and some indignant remarks from Mr. Grattan upon the present state ...

... ollambera, TemPle, ' Iutiohard ment's-iaue, Lombard-6tree. bb1P° 'er' oiller._ Gadsden, loughton Mill, Northam-1t Josep'he Oarles John Hall, l8riJhtoll, victuie Urt CorlxiilI, elm- Byrne, Pall-mabl East asi dswo, Kent, farmer grabian agenit.-l sano Jesfinp. ...