... env 3ind. The sum of L 17,430 Ge. Bd., is included In the arm) estimate. fur the current year fur the payment el retired clerks from the War office. on e dual receives £2.500 per •nnum LINO per annum. and several st £4OO, LSOU. and /GOO per y CAI. On ...

... his residence to Parliament-street, Monday, at the advanced rose of SO. The appointment is in the gilt of the new Sericant.at-Arms, Lord Cherie. Russell. The Queen hag presented £lO to the London (bm• miller., to be added to the feud fur ihe orphan. of the ...

... Policy will then expire. Sir John Witham Lubbock. /tart. Garernot. Thorns. Tooke. Eng. S.J.Governor. knit. Dtpotipaortraor . DIRECTORS. !teary Bainbridge. Esq. --_-- John Chris. Lochner. Esq. George Paulin Barclay, Esq., Charles John Manning. Faq. Wm. Brown ...

... v.,. Ir` t of 11,Lilvnr. Wh tbosecluties to pr.,tsct, was they rile duty promsc4l byGovern tretion wasiemter r - ewnt . the arm qttestinn simply .a.. w!,:hrt the to be skihst:tuted tot p opyn•ite told then,. in 110 . '011 - nIA , iron ay.( ..ot wow,* to ...

... Ciaskill, Esei., Liverpool. Willi.ott II iggerm, Esq., Colonial Other. John Iluutplereys, Esq., The Itactory, Nfoolgoraierydrier. 1t J. A. Herbert, Glen Herren, Magietrate for Montgomery. John IGeklin, En.. Birkenhead, Cheshire. illiaue fleinsphreys, Esq. ...

... Sandown Yuri, lola of Wight. Sir John Ilara.lint..Longhri Place. Ctlmtillu. Captain Beamish, 16, Ketisit.g.un Square, and Mars Mawr. Robert Blayney, F.sq.. the Lodge, Evesham, Magistrate for Eveniam. orceatershire• John biker, Esq., Bridgetiorth, Salop ...

... Cambridge. Charles Augustus llockin, B.A.Trinity colle - ge,Camb. John Symonds, B.A. Clare Hall, Cambridge. Thomas Drake, B.A. St. John's college. Cambridge. Anthony John Hammer, 8.. t St. John's coll. Carob. James Olencross, B.A. Balliol college, Oxford. ...

... debate co. remarkable for a complete split among the Irish menthols, Mr. John O'Connell and Mr. O'Connor declaring that they would oppose the hill at enery stagy; •bile M . H. Grattan I and IL I). Browne aupported it. This the &at I significant indication ...

... 'minion to man other tnat • a ,an also or toe colleges, 1 beg to say that it is neither more nor I t Viol 01 , , such, arms tieing lest duly eXPIII. I leas 'a a rice falsehood; et no colle g e with oldie.' according to the lawn of et., and recorded ...

... Secretary of State. Thomas Ewing, of Ohio, Secretary of the Treasury. John Bell, of Tennessee, Secretary of War. George E. Badger, of North Carolina, Secretary of the Nary. John J. Crittenden. of Kentucky, Attorney General. Francis Granger. of New York ...

... Gosertueut, but in a mute mitigated tune the. Calstoloary. . . After s'short speech from sir. FAGAN, also upon Irish topics, Lord JOHN RUSSELL rose. With respect to Ireland, he Issued the house to suspend its opinion until that eittmet shoild, a• rt would simetly ...

... in a lung speech proposed an amendment; the debate upon which was adjourned at a late hour. An amendment proposed by Mr. Grattan on the Irish paragraph of the speech was rejected. 2 In the House of Commons, the adjourned debate on the address was resumed ...