... Itoswell. Esq. Venloor, Isle Wight Rev John Cowper, rector Cheshire [Fulham Miss lolfrty, », iter place, John's, .Mr Robert Hall, Stamford Rev John White, vicar Hackington. Kent J B Wheeler, Birkenhead Mr John Crouch, Hlgli-street, Bromplon, Kent George ...

... across u field to the nearest cottage assostasiee. A labourer of the name of Ilutne, armed with a poker, returned with her and encountered the borglars, struck him the arm. Mr. Richbell, who slept upstairs ' was in the act of getting ou t o f hi s best-roam ...

... Deaver-Hebert Ilalstcad, -John Pt Metcalf. P.G. Bras ST. EDVENDi-J. Prow. P.M. Casual. , • Iliirlbride. Pros C.A. Richboo, P.ll. 1. Naar -PAH4 Grattan. P. Prow. G.M. - Collo, P. Pros. G.M. Drama -W. G. T.islor. Pros. G.M. John Watson. Pros M. - Duncan ...

... both. The second reeding of the bill for abolishing the Lord Lieutenancy of Ireland, was opposed tooth and nail by Mr. H. Grattan ; LATEST INTI COLONIAL Wool. &um, Friday.—The colonial wool Mile commenced yesterday evening with a total arrival of 48,000 ...

... Prussian Ambassador, who had taken his seat there as usual on former occasions, and who was removed thence by the serjeant-at-arms, in pursuance of Lord Brougham's motion. The Chevalier being informed tbat be could not be permitted to sit in the ladies' ...

... Stanley's speech who could ley his head on bis heart and tbat every word of it was not strictly and literally true. Lord CARDIGAN was deeply impressed with seam the danger to which this country was exposed by the state its foreign relations. He had the ...

... Sunday morning the deceased and a companion went to bathe in the river Aire, beyond Armley Mills,and nearly opposite the Cardigan Arms. The deceased took with him a rope, 18 yards in length, and, having tied one end round his waist, went into the water, ...

... would have flung herself into her husband's arms had not Sir James Clarke and the other gentle- men in attendance removed her. The effect of the meeting upon Sir Robert was extremely painful. He swooned in the arms of Dr. Foucart, and was placed upon a sofa ...

... obaracterised as a crude one, the object of which was not ealled for by anything in the circumstances of the country. Lord JOHN Rtas6Ct: I shall vote against the present proposition pretty much on the grounds on which the honourable member for. West Surrey ...

... the constituency than to hd the noble lord. 'The noble lord had been attacked edin that county, and everybody 'said that Lord John nit was going to bring in the PoPe, and that they would atall be burnt. (Laughter and cheers )- But if at that ed time the ...

... what was their plan, and that it would produce re- sults consistent with the present form of the Government. Mr. BRIGHT, Mr. GRATTAN, and Mr L. KING sup- ported the motion. Mr. DISRAELI indulged in a lengthened invective against the supporters of the motion ...

... :- Messrs. John Russell Reynolds, Leeds; Henry Madge Clovelly, Devon; John Henry Trouncer, Shrewsbury, Salop; Hugh Holland Massey, Camberwell, Surrey; Wm. Adams, blorganstow, Cornwall; Gee. Pound, Axminster, Devon; Robert Fovwler, Cardigan ; Arthur Forster ...