... Sessions, on ?? last, the Rev. John Owen Parr, M.A., took the required oaths, as vicar of Presten. NEW MASTRA'S'ER.-At the Quarter Sessions, onWed. nesday morning, Hoenry Petre, Esq., of Dunkenhalgh, near Blalkburni and John Woodcoik, Esq., of Wigan, appeared ...

... subject of Lord John Russell's New Reform Bill was taken into consideration, and a discussion took place on the steps to be adopted respecting it. Several resolutions were adopted, and it was agreed that a deputation should wait upon Lord John Russell to urge ...

... for him to remind their lord- ships of the distinguished services of Lord Raglan; In early age he embraced the profession of arms. In 1807 he was associated with the Duke of Wellington in an expeditionto Copenhazen, and from that time to 1852, during the ...

... IRELAND. A process-server, named Johnston, who resided at Ture, near Muff, went on 'Wednesday to the residence of John Elki6, at Carnagarive near Moville, to serve him with a writ; but when within a short distance of the hp e, he was fired at from the ...

... mn i. aver rspectable StAti= in DEATH OF Mu. HENRY GRATTAN.-The papers an nounce the death of Mr. Henry Grattan, late aP. for the county of Meath, and only surviving son of the great Henry Grattan. THE AFFRAY AT KINsALE.-An investigation into the affray ...

... W. H. Lewis, John Phillips (supernumerary). N.B.-Brother Lewis to reside at Ormskirk. Bolton.-John M'Owan, John E. Coulson, James Little, F. F. Woolley. N.B.-Brother Woolley to reside at Farnworth. Brnrley.-Thomas Dunn, John M. Kirk, John ...

... officers were ?? master: Mr: John HaD 5l Manchester. Deputy-grand master: Mr. W. H. Johnson, s Hludderafleld. Grand secretary: Ml. 'John Young, Dar-'h lington. - Auditors: Mr. John' Rawlinson, of Lower D : wen, and Mr. John Cowgill, of Huddersfield. Committee ...

... Stonyhurst College; Samuel Hague, Owens College ; Charles King, Stonyhurst College; John Lea, Stonyburst College ; Charles Barnes Upton, Manchester New College; and John Durham Bird, Owens College. THE LAY REctor. or PRESTON, Sir Henry Bold Roghton, Bart ...

... taken into custody by Hulme, who, .having, alled. on him in the- queen's name to surrender hirself, seized himn by the' right arm. He was immedi- atelyj ssisted by head-constable Hanniver, .D, who carried thie warrant for his arrest. Mr. O'Brien's back was ...

... anni- versary commemoration of the Balaclava charge, the party consisting of officers engaged in that famous affair. Lord Cardigan was not of the number. Whati my lord, were you not in it ?-Examiner. The Edinburgh Courant believes that the illness of ...

... desire to be re- lieved as soon as possible from his post.-2ime7s. ST. JOHNS, NEWFOUNDLAND.-TThe Legislature of Newfoundland has passed au act for raising £250,000 towards rebuilding St. John's.-Parliament has voted £30,000 for the relief of the sufferers by ...

... ArtoccrT.-Never, we believe, was t public feeling, more generally. or more unequivocally ex-o pressed than in the case of. Lord Cardigan, and in the ex- plaits of his renowned court partial. Captain Reynolds is already more than revenged, and retributive -jutice ...