... demonstrations; and, in doing so, the gene. d'armes had arrested some of the musicians. A large mob instantly assembled, and commenced an attack upon the Town Hall, when a collis on took place between the gensd'armes and the populace. The attitude of the affair ...

... comminsion, igainst Tae Hon. ano Rev. W. No d nove Wednesd it week, the public recognitio Hon, and Baptist took lace as | EGATE, John Street Chapel, Bedford Row, Londor thange stated, that since the hon. and rev. gentler yata been acting as pastor, they had ...

... Lower House, where Lord John Russell explicitly admitted, that M. Droops do i'lluys had been recalled. And now a scene began, less redolent of the treasury bench in St. Stephens, than of the witness-box in the Old Bailey. Sir John Walsh asked If N. Droop' ...

... REFUSAL OF S►ANmw TO WO= A AND PIOPEED to —On Saturday David SPArthar, cernenter, Peter *Pherson, cook, and John Daily, James M`Lnsky, Richard Grattan. Stephen White. and Edward Harley, seamen of the barque Annabelle, from the Clyde to St. Titomas, West Indio ...

... seeking his permission enforce our laws. Mr. SPOONER thanked Lord John Russel) for his frank and straightforward letter, and for his Imld and manly speech. Nevertheless, trusted Lord John would excuse him if ho said, that the explanation which he gave of ...

... ol lit* age. At l.i.lvhiw. Havviek. on the 18th instant, Margaret Scott, wife John \V ilxiii. iiiaiiul'.niurvr. At Dunbar, the loth instant. George, only child of Mr. John Turnbull, surgeon. ag. .| six months. M * Fi,c>,,irv ’ instant, Henry Burrell ...

... the late Lord John Hay to his flag, has been conferred on Captain Sir George Tyler, K.H. (1822). Tins gallant officer, like the lute Lord John, who held the appointment, has lost an arm in the service. is Protectionist. M.P. for Cardigan, and it redounds ...

... M. of the Free Church, Mr. James Corrib, Janet, second daughter Mr. John Gow, Stanley. DIED—At Maryshill. Tobago, the October. W 11. i.iam Scott. Esq. third son of the lute Mr. John Scott, (,'oblrochie. Perthshire. The deceased resided many years in this ...

... person to communicate with Sir John Franklin. The Enterprise was alongside the Erebus in Melville Bay, and Sir John invited Captain Martin to dine with him, which the latter declined doing, as the wind was fair to south. Sir John, while conversing with Captain ...

... GeorgiflSlreet, Edinburgh. and February, two o'clock. John Foyer, hat manufacturer. South Bridge, Edinburgh Creditor* meet in Royal Exchange Edinburgh, 4th February and March, three o’clock. John Hart, distiller, Ainlrio—Creditors meet in Royal Hotel ...

... evening, last week—the Uight lion. Lord John Russell presiding, supported by the American Minister (Mr. Ingersoll), Lord Frskine, Lord I’anronre, Mr. Sheriff Croll, the lion. Colonel Maxwell, General Aitchison, Sir John Mac Taggart, Sir J. 11. Maxwell, Sir ...

... son-in-law of Sir John Franklin. A corre-pond••in Tinuf a-ks —•* it. or it not, true, that for the la-t two or three years Lady Franklin has been menaced with proceedings at his instance, to compel her to produce and prove Sir John Franklin’s will Doctors’ ...