... respecting the eonstabulary accounts, had passed over, the sutjeet of alteiation i the rural police was mooted by Lovd Clarles Russel. Nis Lordship said it appeared percetly elear that his frical Me. L. C. Higgms would set ne able to carry s moton with regard ...

... betore our readers, what we wmay call s wnnual winter systam, under the saperintemd ence of ity most hind viear the Rev. T. W, Johnes, aided by the Welton bandowncrs and famers. The disteibutin of articles awder the operation of the Clothing Club tooh place ...

... grief of ber family, Martha Sucanas, ': - loved wife of John Browne, Fsq., of Salperton, county of Glocester, Jan. 1%, after a short illness, at Mr. Hopkins's, F: (lemens-strect, Leamington, Mr. John Coleman, aged 38, borne w Same day, sfter & long and ...

... their eoastituencies.” _ The fullowing official summons hue alen heen fesued by Lord Johu Russell, s leader of the opposition :— L 3 ** Jannary, 1543, ““Lord John Russell presents Lis complinicats to—— and takes the liberty of informing him that qu-stioue ...

... friend. Now, Sir, there are two ecr- ‘ tain printed letters, very well known, the one signed “Civis,” addressed to Lord John Russell, the other to Sir Robert Pecl, signed ** Miles,” both written by the same person, to £t the poor League out of the dileiama ...

... some weeks. Twre weve o marks of vivewee. —Mi. Ainge, shoe manufaeturcr, wos then called. He sand that ke resided in Great Russell-strect. On the vt of January deceased went to Wituess's bouse, when he gave him a pair of upper leathers to make up. Witness ...

... ¢ysie London and Bineivg haw, €15,330. I reverence and ohey their pastor’s divine iastruetions, that so, and heir of Lord John Russell. 4 SRR S ' Lows of life al Sea—lt is said that wot less *-:::rf'“»wmm%m-w J.‘.f.[.‘.‘.’.i‘:'.‘dh’ s R St | L totne ...

... party polities as inapplicable, and ill-tied when Christianity s at stake, speaks of Lord Ellenhorough, not only as Lord John Russell had spoken of him, as a writer of proclumations in bad taste, hut as a governor, however otherwise able, whom the very ...

... 1| wead, of Heathoand. Reach, on the 21st of Janunry last helicve it toes, the sentiments of all the respectabie portive | John Kilby, gamckeeper, in the employ of Major Gi'pin, of of the parish, aad you will ohiige, sr, | Hoekiiffe, proved the eharze ...

... sierilege she has cummitted, and hee present distressed state | disenssion, —Lord Aweklosd gvateiuily ackuostelzed G | Lorl John Russell with offering soch an insult to Mr. Amos, | the case with many of the prisoners at Liverpool ; but so far was be teweed ...

... ile concitided With & war pancgyae oa Lord Ab.ugor's Judicial eharacics —Mr, Sharman Cravgord tound tanit with Lord Julin Russell lur relusing nis support to this motion,— Mr. W atson tanputed no wotives T Lord Aviager; but a pruma Jacie ease baviug been ...

... dwellinghouse of John Cavitt, at Northampton, aad stealing about seven pounds five shillings in money, two pairs of silver table spoons, four silk handkerchiefs, fiftecn silver wateues, wod @ silver wateh . guard. —Transportation for life. John Giibbias, charged ...