... o'clock, when the CHAIRMAN reported progress, to sit aguin ou Thursday. When the House re.assembled, at five o'cloek, Lord JOHN RUSSELL, in moving an address to her Majesty, expressing the deep concern of the House at the loss which her Majesty had sustained ...

... foreign relations, and Mr. Arm- strong, of domestic instruction, stood at the left. The speech was handed to the King by his minister, whe, it is said, wrote it. The pulpit behind the throne was shronded in drapery, with the Roya] arms in bold relief. The ...

... FRIDAY, the 4th OcTOBER, 1850, all the valuable ( LIVE and DEAD FARMING STOCK on CHAM- BERS’ WALL FARM, the property of Mr. John Collard, leaving that business, The LIVE STOCK consists of six superior cart horses, nag ditto, fifty two-year-old bullocks ...

... a five-sbare drill machine, three pair of Yorkshire double single ditto, hop and bean shims, hop yrrows, aod nidgets, two grattan rakes. waggon and plough for three teams, a two-horse thrashing machine, a ceaniog machine, fifty quarters of sacks, and barn ...

... burglars, to give it him. Having reached the sleeping room Mr. Vidal gave up the key,and earnestly remonstrated with the ruffian armed with the sword, reminding him of the fate which must await him hereafter, even if he escaped punishment in this world. The ...

... and York, the Bishops of Oxford and Hereford, Lord Chief Justice Campbell, Chief Baron Pollock, Lord Cranworth, the Earl of Cardigan, the Earl of Carlisle, Earl Grey, the Dukes of Devonshire and Buccleuch, tbe Marquis of Clanricarde, Earl Grauville, and ...

... Rochester.—Acquitted. Michael Dareson, for cutting and woundi+¢ John Walkar, at High Haistow.—One calendar month House of Correction and hard labour. John Smith, George Ladhams, and John Picty, for wounding and robbing William Wheidon, at Maidstone.—Smith ...

... occasion by the master and wardens The ball was of the Merchants Taylors’ decorated with banners emblazoned with the Royal arms, and the armorial bearings of officers of the Cutlers’ Com- pany. The dinner war provided by Messrs. Bathe and Co., of the ...

... H. D’Aeth, Sir M. White Ridley, Captain Manley, Colonel Warren, the Mayor of Devizes, Mr. John Round, Sir Wilmot, Bart., Captain Ryder Burton, R.N., Sir John Pringle, Bart., Mr. Charles Caldecott, Sir Brook William Bridges, Bart., Mr. G. F. Young, the ...

... clanse was merely declaratory of the law as it now stood The omission of the words would imply that the act was lawful Mr. Grattan and Mr. F. Prev spoke in favor of the amendment and Mr. against it Upon a sion, it was negatived by 179 against 43 Mr KEOGH ...

... befitting energy. Items Swift's Will.— I bequeath to Mr. John Graft an, a silver box, to keep it tbe tobacco, which the said John chews, called pigtail. —I bequeath to tbe Rev. Mr. Robert Grattan, Prebendary of St. Audeon's, my strong box, condition of ...

... cost of arms and equipments. The expense , of the arms were to be borne by the public, but if any disj trict failed to furnish its proper quota of men, seemed only fair such cases to enforce the ballot, and make them also pay the expanse of arms and equipments ...