... The members of the new Government necessarily vacated their seats on accepting office. Lord John Russell was re-elected on Wednesday without opposition, and amidst the loudest acclamations. Mr. Rutherford, the new Lord Advocate for Scotland, would be re-elected for Leith on Thursday. election for Edinburgh would take place yesterday against Mr. Gibson- Craig there was no opposition ; but the ...

... It was a most unfortunate George Grey was recalled to the Cape. What good ha ». Zealand rom harm has not done? W hat despise him ; the rebel • fnendl y natives despise him, calling fc detest ■ well as and a rat - of , he Governor, peace at any ' those ho wish for a short, 3e who ™te h« Government Th loathin off herehas even talk of from ft T a f^rnorßua H was shipped their ; • • 6 Whitak ...

... church-rates. ' moved the committal of the Dublin F ice Bill, but ifrer a few observations from Lords Wicklow, EHe.ibo-ough, and Fitzgerald, he consented to post>une the considerations of the measure in committee for a fortnight. ~i THE UNIVERSITIES. . The Earl Radnor said that several days ago he gave notice of his intention move for a Select Committee relative '.a the Statutes of the several ...

... The Midsummer Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the County of Cumberland were opened at the Courts, in this city, on Tuesday last, before E. W. Hasell, Esq., Dalemain, and a bench of magistrates. The following magistrates were present during the course of the sitting of the Court:— F. B. Atkinson, Esq., Rampsbeck Lodge W. Banks, Esq., Highmoor House Dr. Barnes, Bunker's Hill W. Crackanthorpe, ...

... The general annual meeting the subscribers friends to the Dispensary was held in the Counci: Chamber of the Toni Hall on Monday last, and was more numerously attended than usual. The Rev. J Fswcett took ihe Chair, and Mr. Waldie, the Secretary and Treasurer, read the following Report:— REPORT. It was mentioned last report, that small pox had re cently appeared in this city, ami had been met ...

... after Tuesday next, consequent on the opening of the London and Birmingham railway. will have the advantage of an evening delivery of letters and papers at the window of the Post Office, about quarter past nine— the mail arriving here a little after eight The following are the times fixed upon: POST OFFICE, CARLISLE, September 28, IC3B. ARRIVALS. Due by time-piece. MAILS. h. m. London (by ...

... SHOCKING MURDER IN IRELAND. Dublin. Wednesday.—Sanies Wen* Letter of this morning publishes the following second edition:- Ballinasloe, Tuesday uight.-The public here have just been startled by the intelligence of dreadful homicide, perpetrated this day near the village of Ballinamore in this county. The gentleman who met with an untimely fate was Mr. Richard Burke who to the present has been ...

... in Butcher- gate, Carlisle.—Apply to G. G. Mounsey, Esq., Solicitor ; or at the Journal Office. ANTED immediately, an APPREN- LICE to a CHEMIST and DRUG. GIST.—Apply, if by Letter, post paid, to Tuos. and Son, Chemists and Druggists, Corn Market, Pemith. 9th Month, 10th. MILLERS WANTED. MILLERS, who ean be well recom- mended for steadiness and industry, will meet with good Sjtuations by ...

... between the far Hoof and the Nip. . - Whoever will ive such information a ...

... SlONofthe PEACE and those Summoned tit GRAND JUR V, at DINNER, at the Inn, CARLISLE, on Monday, the sth day August next, being the Commission day of the Assizes. 23rd July, 1844. mberYanl)~summer ASSIZES, 1844. COMMISSIONS of ASSIZE and GENERAL GAOL DELIVERY for £ COUNTY of CUMBERLAND will P at the CROWN COURT, in the of Carlisle, on Monday, the Fifth Day of Qqust, 1844, before the Right ...

... Can a man. serve two* masters It has long, indeed l ever since the Christian been considered settled truth that not. Yet. how often we behold P*2| who prob;,bly read, their Bible and saj ,y prayers night and morning, attempting the; thing which. the divine author of our declared he an impossibility ! The ings of our-Town Council last Tuesday, a curious illustration! of this. It appears the ...

... Carlisle Rifle Volunteers ta place to-night the Mechanics' Hall, as advert» * elsewhere. The proceeds are to be devoted band fund, and we trust that the public—if only ..j show their appreciation of many past services- - reward them with a bumper house. The program is well varied, consisting of operatic, dance, and a tary music and considering the progress the b» •„ has made since they last ...