... }e also William Woodward, of North Bridgford, was carried to the hospital, he having been seriously hurt 011 the head, right arm, and back, the falling of a hovel in which lie was engaged milking cows. Several of the cattle were also much bruised, and some ...

... he left it to the house to deeide what course he should take. Lord John Russell said that Mr. 11 ore man ought to ask for committee investigation, the appointment of which he, Lord John, would not oppose. At this moment great laughter was excited the Speaker's ...

... Moleswortii, who had a notice upon the paper, of an intention to move resolutions the subject of government, said that, as Lord John Russell had taken this sfibject into his hands, he should abstain from moving those resolutions. At the same time observed ...

... rating, believing that if give a'liberalone * WaS m ° St dvisable After some remarks by Sir William Verner, Lord John Manners called on Lord John Russell to apply to Ireland the 6 bad P rofessed to at:opt for England only the night before, that all changes ...

... 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 ...

... Virgin Mary's milk, which was the prelude to a scene of great excitement. Mr. rose to order, as well as Mr. John O'Con- Itcll, Mr Moore, and Mr. Grattan, who dciired that the words might c taken down. The Speaker decided that Mr. Drnmmond, having used no ...

... reporting progress. Lord John Russell then gave way, and said that the vote should be brought forward Monday. Mr. Heme said that if the budget were not first produced he should object to going into supply on Monday. Mr. complained Lord John Russell's conduct ...

... Guildhall, on Tuesday, the Right Worshipful the Mayor, Alfred Rooker, Esq., in the chair. The meeting was addressed by the Rev. John Hatchard, Mr W Collier Mr. Thomas Stevens Dr. Tregelles, Messrs. Holmden, Levers! Cornelius, Dabb, and others, and resolutions ...

... this sess-on. The Earl Cardigan gave notice that he would, on Monday next, ask some questions regarding the prosecution of the soldiers in Ireland for Six-mile-bridge affair. Adjourned. Monday, February 12. The Earl ef Cardigan again called tbe attention ...

... of the Lighting Inspectors, their accounts, &c, was held ou the Sth inst, noon, in the School-room over the Market House; John Jones, Esq., surgeon, the chair. This meeting offered very agreeable contrast to the other, being peaceable as the other was ...

... which could de liberate, having only the power of saying ** Yes or to it. TRANSPORT TROOPS TO THE MEDITERRANEAN. The Earl Cardigan asked the government whether they did Dot intend to take advantage the facilities offered by steam navigation transport the ...