Deaths-continued.

Deaths-continued.
Page, Thos. 304: Paget, hon. B. hon. mrs. 261: Stretton, col. 298 ;
297 : Palliser, capt, 292: Parrock, Strong, archd. 285; Sutherland, A.
John, 269 : Park, rev. W. W. 305 : 249 : Sutton, lady, 242
Paterson, Marg. 255; Patteson, mrs. Taylor, adm. 278 : Telford, mrs.
304; Paul, sir J. C, 282 ; Pearce, Jn. 268 ; Teynham, lord, 286 : Teynham-
261: Peat, lady, 304: Peel, R. H. lord, 256 : Theakston, J. 263: Thier,
305; Peel, R. 243 : Penruddocke, J. rey, lieut. 263: Thompson, rev.J.304,
H. 241 : Petrie, H. 258 : Phelps, J. Thornbill, lieut.-col. 293: Thornton:
309: Philipps, rev. dr. 296 : Place, lieut.-gen. William, 241 : Tindal, rev,
rev. H. J. 294: Platt, T. 294; Pock- N. 283: Tomlinson, lieuto-col. 268 :
lington, rev. H. J. 278: Podmore, Townsend, capt. lord James, 275 :
rev. R. B. 285: Popham, capt. 254 : Travers, lieut. 281 : Treherne, R.
Porter, sir R. Kerr, 267: Potter, R. H. 294 ; Trimmer. rev. H. 278 :
278: Povah, rev. dr. 303 : Powys, Tucker, F. R. 274: Turner, C. H.
hon. and rev. L. 246 : Pozzo di Borgo, 286: Turner, rev. A. 282 : Turner,
count, 249 : Prangnall, lieut. F. 295 : Wm. 278
Prescot, rev. W. H. 303: Pretyman, Urmston, mrs. 254
rev. J. 303: Price, lieut.-gen. 294: Vane, sir F. F. 252 : Varley, John,
Pringle, R. 309 : Pugh, rev. S. 300 : 303 : Vicary, rev. A. T. R. 305: Vi-
Putt, rev. F. 304

vian, lord, 298 :Von Zandt, baron, 256
Rae, sir W. 295 : Richardson, rev. Wait, rey. W. 242 : Waite, rev. T.
W. 303: Richardson, J. J. 260: Rick- 300 : Wakley, H. 283: Walford, rev.
etts, vice-adm. sir R. T. 282 : Riley, W. 274; Walker, col. D. 280 : Walker,
R. 268 : Roberts, rev. G. 297 : Kobin- maj.-gen. 294 : Walker, miss E. 242;
son, H. 294 : Rodd, rev. dr. 278 : Walker, gen. sir G. T. 302 : Waller,
Rodney, lord, 273 : Rokewode, J. G. rev. C. 281: Walpole, capt. A. 255 :
295: Rolle, lord, 270: Ross, lady M. Walpole, mrs. E. 275: Ward, rev. d.
R. 292 : Ross, lieut.-col. 268 ; Row- 302 : Ward, miss, 263: Ward, rev. J.
ley, adm. sir Josias, 244 ; Ruhl, 294: 286 : Watson, rev. R. 280 : Wedge,
Rushout, rev. G. 295

C. 286: Wright, rev. E. C. 281 :
St. Lawrence, rey. E. 273: St. Weir, lieut. G. 279 : Wellesley, marq.
John, rev. H. E. 283 : Sadleir, T. 286: Wells, rev. J. 278 : Wetherall,
296 : Sandes, rt. rev. dr. (bishop of gen. sir F. 309: Wetherell, rev. R.
Cashel), 302: Scott, Charles, 241 : 296: White, capt. J. E. 283: Whit-
Scott, Mrs. 261 : Scott, Wm. 296 : tuck, rev. S. H. 286 : Wholehan,
Scully, Jas. 303: Sealey, G. T. 283 ; Lewis, 280: Wiles, R. 261 : Williams,
Sebastiani, countess, 254: Selwood, rev. T. A. 295: Wingfield, rev. R.
Frances, 261 ; Serjeantson, rev. J. 303: Winsloe, rev. R. 298 : Wishaw,
285 : Serrell, rev. S. 260 ; Seton, col. John, 247 : Witts, Broome, 257 :
260 ; Sevestre, Sir T. 252 : Shannon, Woodriff, D. 254: Wood, rev. dr.
earl of, 264: Shrapnel, lieut.-gen 257 : 303; Woodthorpe, H. 256 : Wrang-
Shaw, James, 284 : Sheriffe, rev. T. ham, archd. 309: Wrottesley, hon.
269 : Shield, adm. 273; Shiffner, sir L. 268: Wyatt, lieu

269: Wyatt,
G. 248 : Shooter, rev. Jos. 243: Shut. lady (Louisa Sheridan), 241 ; Wynd-
tleworth, rt. rev. Philip N. (bishop liam, E. 302
of Chichester), 243 : Sibly, rev. E. R. Yates, F. H. 273; Young, sir W.
286 : Simpson, rev. J. 286 : Single-

L. 275
ton, archd. 257 : Sismondi, 274 : Zandt, baron von, 256 : Zohrab,
Skegg, Edw. 260; Sleath, rev. dr.

Const. 252
296 : Smith, lieuto-gen. sir Lionel, Darling, death of Grace, 165
242 : Smith, major-gen. 296 : Smith, DESPATCHCS-despatches and papers re-
lady, 276: Smith, John, 246: Smol: lating to Military Operations in Aff-
lett, rear-adm. 268 : Smythies, rev. ghanistan-I. Political, 405 ; II. Ope-
A. Y. 273: Somerset, gen. lord R. rations of Major-general Sir R. Sale,
284; Somerset, hon. C. F. E. 261; 447, III. Operations of Major-gene-
Somerville, lord, 271 : Sotheby, Sam. ral Nott, 465; IV. Operations of Ma-
243: Soyer, mrs. 283 : Spankie, serj. jor-general Pollock, 473; correspon-
299 ; Spittal, sir Jas, 286 : Standen, dence relating to alleged outrages by
lieut,-col. 309 : Stentenant, rev, S. T. the troops in Affghanistan, 489
268 : i Stevens, rev. H. 295 ; Stopford, Destitutiou, case of, 178

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Doncaster Races, the Great St. Leger, Great Britain continued.
149

the commencement of the Year, [1];
Dudley, riots at, 76

withdrawal of the Duke of Bucking-
Duel, between hon. Craven Berkeley, ham from the Cabinet, [2]; opening

v. Capt. Boldero, 125; between J.P. of the Session of Parliament in pre-
Stanfield, esq. v. Sir R. Codrington, sence of the King of Prussia, and
193

Speech from the Throne, [3]; Fi-

nancial difficulties, and proposed re-
Earthquake-popular delusion in Lon- medies, [72]-see PARLIAMENT

don, 42-53; at St. Domingo, 10,000
lives lost, 109

Hamburgh, the city destroyed by fire,
Election Law, 143

84
Elephant, revenge of an, 76

Harvest, progress of the, 149; thanks-
Elopement with a ward in Chancery, giving for, 155
108

Hill, funeral of Lord, 194
Execution of Cooper for murder of po- Hullah, his musical classes, 71
liceman Daley, 120

Hydrophobia, case of, 42
Explosion of detonating powder in a
letter, 117

Income-tax, first sitting of the Commis-

sioners, 183
FINANCE ACCOUNTS, 342

INDIA—Affghanistan ; collision with the
Fires-in Gracechurch-street, 22 ; in- Ghilzies, causes of the quarrel, [233];

cendiary, in Kent, 75 ; destruction Sir R. Sale sent to force the Khoord
of the City of Hamburgh, 84; Riley Cabul pass, [234] ; pass carried, but
House, Devon, destroyed, 94 ; in Ely Sir R. Sale forced to fight his way,
Cathedral, 103; on the Great Western amid great difficulties, to Jellalabad,
Railway, 139 ; at Liverpool, 153; in [235]; position of the British forces
Manchester, 175; in the Minories, at Cabul, [235] ; insurrection at Ca-
seven lives lost, 192 ; at Liverpool, bul, Sir A. Burnes murdered, [236];
196

troops withdraw to cantonments, and
Forged cheques on Sir R. Peel, 52

enter into treaty with Akbar Khan,
Fox, funeral of widow of right bon. [237] ; Sir W. Macnaghten treacher-
James, 125

ously assassinated by Akbar, [238] ;
France, attempted escape of state pri- the troops evacuate the cantonments,

soners from Mont St. Michel, 37 and are perfidiously attacked, [239] ;
FRANCE Resolution of the Parisian hostages given, [240]; the ladies

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India--continued

Law--continued.
[251]; release of the prisoners, [254]; Lowe for robbing Viscount Frankfort,
proclamation of the Governor-Gene. 171; further appearance of the par-
ral, [254); detachment under Gen. ties at Bow-street, 181; gambling
Mc Caskill storms Istaliff, [255] ; transactions, 187; blasphemous pub-
army eyacuates Affghanistan, destroy- lications, 187, 189, 194; Carpue v.
ing Cabul and Jellalabad, [256]; Brighton Railway Company, 187 ;
Quetta evacuated, [256]; extraordi- Evans v. Platt, 310; Jervison v. Dy-
nary proclamation of the Governor-

son, 311; office of judge promoted by
General, [257); transactions at Can- Sanders v. Head, 315; Campbell v.
dahar and Ghuznee: Insurgents at- Scott and Geary, 317; Bank of Eng-
tack Candahar and are twice de- land v. Tomkins – Exebequer bill
feated by Gen. Nott, [257); Gen. frauds, 319; Attorney-general v. Lord
England fails in conveying reinforce- Carrington, 322; Snow v. Snow, 324;
ments to Gen. Nott, [258]; Ghuznee Bulteel v. Lord Abinger, 327 ; Rooke
evacuated by treaty, treachery of the v. Conway, 332; James Shea, alias
Ghazees, destruction of the Sepoys Smyth, for murder, 335; Ashworth
and captivity of the officers, [259] ; and others v. Earl of Uxbridge, 337 ;
Gen. Nott, advances from Candahar Reynolds and others for murder on
on Cabul, defeats the Affghans and the high seas, 338
enters Ghuznee, [261]; destroys Leicester, Poor-law riot at, 75
Ghuznee, defeats the Atfghans, and London, mortality of, 47

joins Gen. Pollock at Cabul, [263] Lord Mayor, installation of the, 176
Inundation at Derby, 60

Lunacy, commission of, on Mr. H. W.
Ireland, riots for food, 105 ; new Law

Sparrow, 105
appointments, 171 ; desperate outrage
in, 180

MARQUESAS, OR SOCIETY ISLANDS Sum.

mary of intercourse with Great Bri-
Jamaica, fatal riot in, 31

tain, [337]; dispute with the French
Jews, funeral of the Chief Rabbi, 174 [338] ; are taken possession of by a

French frigate, [339); are colonized
LAW.-Moor v. Clarke--Law of Copy- by a projet de loi, [340]

right, 29; Thornton v. Portman-- Marriages, 212
the Gurney affair, 33; Dunnv. Coombe Meteorological table, 378
Miss Coutts Burdett, 43 ; the Wrax- Mines and Collieries Act, 396
hall burglary, 47 ; extraordinary trial Ministry, list of, as it stood at the Meet-
for murder at York, 50 ; Queen v. ing of the Parliament, 200
Jones-bribery, 57; Stephens v. Emly Monument, the, ordered to be guarded
and another- liability of members of with additional railings, 139
club-houses, 59; at Dublin, Robert Murders-at Mansfield, 2; and suicide,
Caldwell for criminal assault, 68; 6; at Dublin, by Delahunt, 10; near
trial, at Philadelphia, of the mate of Belfast, 20; in Wiltshire, 24 ; in
the William Brown, 90; Lady Hew- Montgomeryshire, 25; at Monkwear-
ley's charity-judge's decision, 109; mouth, 35; extraordinary trial for, at
Macready v. Harmer-libel, 115; of York, 50 ; and suicide near Bristol,
Matthew Russell for attempt to assas- 61; by Good, on Putney-heath, 64;
sinate, at Carlisle, 125; of Benjamin at Leicester, 69; at Mobile theatre,
and Hannah Hurd for murder, by 82; at Tipperary, 95; near Leomin-
poisoning, 128 ; at Galway, for duel. ster, 101; another Laffarge, 103; at
ling, 131 ; Greville v. Chapman-- Nottingham, 128; and attempted sui-
Canadian, 135 ; Lady Hewley's Cha- cide at the Auction Mart tavern, 188
rity-decision of Privy Council, 135; Music-Mr. Hullah's musical classes,
of M'Gill and others for the abduc- 71
tion of Anne Crellin, at Liverpool,
135; against the Bishop of Derry, Nelson, the ball that killed him, 88
136; of Bean, for attempt to shoot Newport, opening of the dock at,
the Queen, 139 ; of Rev. W. Lucy, for 160
breach of election law, 143 ; of Rev. Norfolk Island, emeute at, 198
Stephen Aldhouse, for bigamy, 143 ;
of Eliza Denman, for swindling, 154; Orleans, frightful death of H.R.H. Duke
of Cooper, the Chartist, 161; of Alice of, at Paris, 124

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fiscal reformation developed ; his
PARLIAMENT_Opened by the Queen in speech, [72] ; the Income-tax, [74];

person, in the presence of the King of its reception, [77] ; Lord Brougham's
Prussia ; speech from the throne, [3] ; resolution, [77) ; debate in the Com.
address in the Lords moved by the mons, on the Budget, [79]; Sir R.
Marquess of Abercorn, seconded by Peel's explanation, [82], reception
the Earl of Dalhousie, [4] ; after of these measures in the Commons,
speeches from Viscount Melbourne, [82]; debates, Lord J. Russell's
[5]; Earl of Ripon, Lord Brougham, amendment,

[86]; debated four
[7] ; Earl Fitzwilliam, Duke of Wel- nights, summary of the debate, re-
lington, and Duke of Buckingham, is jected, [94]; read first time, [94—
carried without a division, [9] ; ad- 98); progress in committee, 198–
dress in the Commons moved by 100] ; third reading, (100-101];
Earl of March, seconded by Mr. bill passes rapidly through the Lords,
Beckett, [10); speeches of Mr. [102]
Ewart, [10]; Lord J. Russell, [11]; The Tariff-Sir R. Peel's scheme
Sir R. Peel, [13]; Mr. C. Villiers for an entire revision, [103] ; his
and Mr. Escott, [14]; address carried speech, and subsequent debate, [104];
without division, [ib.]