... Ireland have had interesting interviews with Lord John. Russell during the past week, and brought under his notice a scheme for the promotion and management of Irish lines suggested by the eminent engineer Sir John Macneil, the details of which the Premier promised ...

... ROBERTS to Mi9s M. DAVIES. Same day, at St. John's Church, Mr. THOMAS PlOO7 to MiSi, ANN JENRINSON. On Monday, at St. David's Church, Mr. HUGH WILLIAMS, mas' er-mariner, to ANN, eldest daughter of Mr. JOHN DAVIES, of the Welsh Harp, George-slreet. On ...

... inordinate ambition and gross duplicity. Prussia is by this note placed in such a position that she must make an appeal to arms or yield to external pressure. There can be no doubt that an alliance against the republican spirit in Germany has been signed ...

... MOVEMENTS OF THE CABINET.—Lord and Lady John Russell left town at eleven o'clock yesterday morning for their residence in Richmond-park, where they will spend the holvdays. On their way to Richmond. Lord and Lady John Russell paid a visit to the Horticultural ...

... almost totally destroyo l 1 their neighbourhood.— Wigan Times. SIR JOHN Ross's ARCTIC EXPEDITION.—Large nuflho continue to visit the Felix, now receiving her stores harbour. Sir John Ross's yacht, Mary, is lying along 31 ;i11 having arrived from the Royal ...

... Howes, Mr. E. Hitchcock and lady, Mrs. La Bruce, Mr. Jas. Howard and lady, Mr. John Jappan and lady, Mr. Jas. A. Wright and lady, Mr. J. V. Parker, Mr. S. T. Dann, Mr. John Printiff, Mr. P. Allen and servant, Mr. J. H. Orme, Mr. G. W. Warren, Mr. J. Phillips ...

... wishes Agt abolishing the Lord-Lieutenancy and ruling Engilamf3., Scotland, and Ireland in exactly the same huabion. Mr. Grattan, who is always more of a scold a statesman, is amongst the foremost to raise termagant tongue against the proposed measure ...

... as- Earl Fitzhiardinge e. or much older still;,as the Marqpis of Anglesey ;. or half-a-dozen years younger,, Black Bottle Cardigan, who sat in the rear of Ellenborougle last night, looking as-eieroe as if he intended tovalletny man out that should say ...

... Wof arrington ; Wilson Ffrance, Esq., John Greenall, Esq., James Heywood, Esq. M.P., Sir Richard Brooke, of Norton Priory ;- John Ireland Bl:ickburne, Esq., Capt. Blackburne, T. T. Parker, Esq., Captain Houghton, John Clare, Esq., of Warrington ; James Stanton ...

... Brother John Finchett Maddock, of Chester, were in attendance; and those venerable masons were received with every mark of affection and respect by the brethren. After the Grand Lodge had been opened, the brethren proceeded in procession to St. John's Church ...

... accidental death was returned. Three other sufferers ilt,retnain in a Precarious state; namely. Patrick Riley, aged John Cox, aged seventeen, and John Fowler Dail, Of Mr. L. Duff, hairdresser, of Seacombe. - LOSS OF THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA'S STEAM YACHT PETERHOFF ...

... died A.D. 877. The Lord Rhys, who died A.D. 1196, granted to his son-in-law, Cadivor, for taking Cardigan Castle, about the year 1166, by escalade, for arms, Sable a spear's head embrued between three scaling ladders, argent, on a chief gules a castle triple ...