... proper person to fill the office. Mr. John s, Todd seconded the motion. Mr Rawson proposed Mr ei IF. W. Ho'ughton. Mr H. . Coopland seconded the oi ?? nomination of INr Houghton. Mr John 'orry Wass proposed Mr John Davis. Mr Joseph Flower seconded. Mr ...

... the chairman, Col. Vaughan, who officiated in the absence (through indisposition) of tie president of the associa- tion, Sir John Trollope, were the Hon. and Rev. Geo. Gordon, the Hon. and Rev. Finch Hatton, the Hon. and Rev. F. Powys, Rev. J. R. Miller ...

... Gore-Langton, is the only son of Mr. John Lee Lee, of Dlllington-house, near Ilminstep, Somersetshire (who was ?? for Wells for sevefal years between 1830 and'1837), by- his first wife, Jessy, only daughter of the late John Edwards-Vaughan; of heola. -He was-borrn ...

... Elizabeth iiently lobeol, Leeds Arms, Queen-street, to Thomas Williams; ?? Be-anton, 45, Danisosn-lane, to John Coleman; ?? Robinson. Times Inn, 10n, English-street, to other John Sigerricig; Eliza A. Weathes-ill, liudiey Arms, y, and corner of Campbell-street ...

... THE ElARL OF CARDIGAN. A -On Friday last, the grand jury of the Central Criminal Court returned a true bill against the printer of the Age 1 fnewspaper for a libel on the character of Lady Win. Vaget, 1 in connection -with the ErVl of Cardigan. The trial ...

... sCisn as at defenied in tls saeyr hr amijojrity of l2t,a ditihe Marquess \'e cislesiyby a injority ofl I.- '11183 M.Grattan~i Slir John Cox lto1,prestes,.and Dr. Dtisgepin;' on. aeparatemoctions, drewv forth majarsties &galost~thecCatfiulies, dfai(~ 48 ...

... both his arms was dreadfully shattered and his head fractured, Hes was removed to the Jnflrmary at York, when his arm wan imme- diately amputated close to the shoulder. He died at twelve o'clock the same ?? Wednesday week, a workman named John Lund, at ...

... nmwatas; James Smeyth, Haleswortli, Suffolk; John Hodg. Is -maz, 'Scampston, Malton ; Mr. 1M. Milburn, Thorplield, Purseixf; Throssell and Prince, John Barker, and Thomas £t .Xbesy, of Dunnington, York; John Carimell, Liverpool; ba Heirs Tcasedale, Barmston; ...

... official statement of Lord John wtufeged astonishment, and when lee fir' ~n..ii~reel hat haf of tbsx division had perished onl thi cu. tld le eeoidhewanting in his duty if he did not chcinatter on better footinga. Lord John Russell obj c~ I vl coiesidered ...

... support. a Mr. GRATTAN, In defenting the meaFure, expiolited at much _ length upon absenteeism and ,ther ills of Ireland, which he n atttibuted to imperial legislation. - Mr. Hunrt condemned the course of argumetit taken by Mr. Ie Grattan. The principle ...

... for the five years, and in the first year the a expense would be about Z400,000, owing to the cost of ti arms and equipments. The expense of the arms were to fl be borne by the public, but if any district failed to fur-, nish its proper quota of men, it ...

... dev Rhe,) defended by batteries on shore, -two arm-ied uiggq rs and kiveral armed pianaces. - Our people took posaession of seventeen of tbe .vesselsnotwithlstaniding a heavy fire from te. baiteries, armed vessels, and musketry onl tct Weach; butthe a ...