... Campbell, Bart., Sir John Strachan, Bart., Lieut. General Sir Edward Bowater, Sir William Marlins; Colonels Master, C. M. Hay, Wylde, and Cornwall; Messrs. Charles Heueage, Henry Greville, and Alfred Montgomery. LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Lord John Russell, First Lord ...

... Countess of Jersey, Earl and Countess Delawarr, Lady Clementina Villiers, Earl Powis, Earl Lovelace, Marquis of Granby, Earl Cardigan, Earl and Countess Waldegrave, Earl Talbot, Earl and Coantess Verulam, Earl Harrowby, Earl and Countess Bruce, Viscount and ...

... reply was, he recollected Mr. Hume coming there (laughter), and stating that it was absolutely necessary that the Serjeant at- Arms, who had charge of tbe house, should have apartments built for him. Lord Granville Somerset asked in what character Mr. Hume ...

... bill of 1847. The present bill, as had been well ob?erved by Lord John Manners, compromised nothing but the faith and honour of parliament. Mr. Aid. SIDNEY supported the motion of Lord John Manners. Mr. W. PATTEN supported the bill, which could not, in his ...

... (The noble earl resumed his seat amid loud cheers.) Lord Beaumont and the Earl of Cardigan rose together. The former, however, having given way, The Earl of CARDIGAN addressed the house in favour of the motion of the noble lord (Stanley). He said that ...

... Paget, Milner Gibson, Fraser, Wes Lockyer Freestun, Charles R. Mackenzie, John Woo Baillie Cochrane, Harvey, Pemberton, Henry EJen, Charl Mills. Robert Biddulph, John Foley, H. St. John Mil may, Assheton Smith, Montefiore, Edward Ellice, Malcol of Poltalioch ...

... George Staunton, M.P., John Walsh, John Ki**klaud, Henry Lambert, John Hall, of Douglass; Thomas Birch, Lucius O'Brien, MP., Percy Nugent, M.P., W. Clay, M.P., Robert Price, M.P, Robert H. Ingiis, Henry Meux, Alexander Hood, M.P., John Duck- worth, Cornwailis ...

... schooner the Xariffa, and then went on board the Enchantress, to pay a visit to the Earlof Cardigan. On his leaving their vessels, both Lord Wilton and Lord Cardigan manned yards and fired Royal salutes, and as the Prince then passed through the line every ...

... 74, Captain John Knight, bearing the flag of Lord Hood, at Portsmouth, where he lollowed the admiral into the Barflenr, 98, and was employed uutil 1793 inthe Bombay Castle, 74, Captain John Thomas Duckworth, Han- nibal, 74, Captain John Colpoys, and ...

... Gratwicke's Anspach Mr. Pedley's XX Mr. (tratwicka's Exeter *Sir R. Pig >t's ?? *Lord Glasgow's c by Don *Duke of Richmond's Back- John, out of Miss Whip hound (3 b extra) *Mr. Greville's Ariosto Lord J. Scott's Miserrima *Mr. Halford's Mr. Merry- (61b extra) ...

... University of Cambridge, who are to elect an incumbent this day, in the Senate House. The candidates are, — Mr. Harper, of St. John's, and Mr. Scott, of Clare Hall, now curate of one of the churches in Lincoln, and grandson to the great commentator. As descended ...

... MAGISTRATE AND UIS DAUUUTER. On Monday, at the Stockport Borough Court, three ruffianly-looking fellows, named Thomas Curley, John Riley, and Henry Dawson Temple, were charged with the following brutal and wanton outrage upon Mr. Baker, one of the borough ...