... pjiefa.- tory 90urish>of trumpets, ,ihformed 'her iovinc an loyal subjects of London,'b, y: vri.of .mouth of Garter King-at-Arms, that ''a-definite treaty of peace and.riendship behtween us-and our Allies. end hisimperial Mi'est tlle Emperor. of AllI ...

... Indiarubber roanufactory Mitchamn, and on Thursday morning, wbilendeavor' ing to turn over a water-tap by the steam belle;r hi left arm was caught in the maebinery, and tnm so nearly out of the socket- that it vwas found neceas,3 to amputate the limb, eliah' operation ...

... of Cambridge on her left. Then came a glittering group of officers, splendidly mounted, amngwhorm we observed the Earl of Cardigan, Gene- ral Cator, General Sir Hew Ross, General Gray, Colo- nel Hardinge, Colonel Anderson, Colonel M'Donald, 'Colonel Gordon ...

... Tiscounlt Boyne, Lord Liftord, .and Lord Ashtown have estabtished thtir elaim to vote foir representative reers of Ireland. Mr. John O'Conrell has secepted a government situation in Londona worth 1,2001 a year, ?? in conse- quenee he will resign the representation ...

... Bright lifts up his voice and heel against them ? Lord Lindsay has his answer. Lord Lindsay will take np the challenge. Armed cap a-pi6, in an invulnerable coat of pride, he will ride into the lists from the dull, patrician gloom of Berkeley aquatre-nd ...

... Nottingham, for breaking outof barracks, &c.:-John Thomas Holmes, Jolsn Turner, end Efisard Smithson, each eighty-four days' imprisonmnent,withhardlabour; John Ellis, Robert R. W. Pearce, Charles Peters, an d John Ball, earls ffty- six days' imsprisonment ...

... CARDIGANSHIRBE-CARDIGAN BeUOUGH ELcc- TION,-A correspondent says:- We.are likely to have a severe contest here between the Conservatives and Liberals. Three candidates are in the field, the Hon. Mr. Vaughan, brother to the Earl. cf'Lisburne; Mr.-John S. Harferd ...

... Gordon managed the starvation of the in- Iantry, whilst the Earls of Lucan and Cardigan did the same office for the cavalry. For these their delin- ~qencies my Lord Cardigan has been feted in the :streets ef London, decorated by the hands of the Queen ...

... persons, should be forwarded to the queen. Mr. Grattan supported the motion, and commented upon the late speech of the Prime-minister. He said, In the course of his observations, that the habitude of John Bull was to insult and abuse. How long were the ...

... Concitiation Hail; Dr. M'Keown, in~ the chair. The prcedings were Iof interest, seeing that it was announced by the le=e, Mr. John O'Connell, that the committee had come to the determination of dissolving the association. It was evident, he said, that the ...

... Whetstone, John Steel, John Newton, Elijah Smith, William Taylor, Beej. Tibbitt. 42cD REGIMENT OF FOOT. WOVMVED-Sergeant William Rawkin. Private Patrick Salmon. 4dVT REGIMENT OF FOOT. WorVDED.-Private Patrick Hanley, Frederick Clittock, John Denohoe. 49xr ...

... William Lennox, the Marquis of Londonderry, the Countess of Westmoreland, Lord and Lady Fitzroy Somerset, Lord H. Bentinck, Sir John Macdonald, Adjotant-general, Sir F. Trench, Ace. The ground in front of the house was kept by a strong body of the D division ...