Olistellarteous.
A Supplement to Saturday's Gazette announced that the Queen will hold a drawing-room on Thursday the 18th instant, and also on Thurs- day the 25th, to celebrate her Majesty's......
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Even should Lord Abinger ' s illness not prove fatal immediately, it is believed that the Government must appoint his successor—Sir Frederick Pollock. Sur William Follett will......
Lord Stanley Left Town This Morning, For Knowsley Hall ;
he is ex- pected to return to town next Thursday. The Chancellor of the Exchequer remains in town during the Easter recess.......
Mr. O ' Connell Has Issued The Following Manifesto...
new Irish Registration Bill. " At a meeting of the Committee of the Loyal National Repeal Associa- tion of Ireland, held at the Corn Exchange Rooms, Thursday 4th April 1844, the......
The Accounts Of Lord Abinger, Received In Spring Gardens...
Bury St. Edmund ' s this morning, state, that although at intervals be ap- peared somewhat conscious of what was passing, he had not in the least rallied, but on the contrary......
Postscript.
SATURDAY NIGHT. All the journals today are deficient in political news ; the great Times itself being filled up with long extracts from several Parliamen- tary papers and such......
Last Night ' S Gazette Announces That The Queen Has...
Honourable John Arthur Douglas Bloomfield, now Secretory to the Embassy at St. Petersburg, to be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Emperor of all the......
East India Shipping.
ARRIVED.—Ofr Falmouth, 1st instant. Speed, Wheelwright, front Mauritius. At Bristol. 1st. I udian, Mackey. horn Mauritius; and 3t1, Eagle. Sewell. from Chi tut. or Liverpool.......
Births, Marriages, And Deaths.
BIRTHS. - Ora the 18th March. at Rome, in the Palauo Lozzano, the Lady of CHARLES limn Eq., of a son and heir. . 011 the 26t1r, at Lynn Regis, Dorset, the Wre of Major MASTER,......
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