... without opposition. Reigate-Lord Viscount Eastnor. Richmond (Yorkshire)—Hon. Sir R. Dundas and Hon. J. C. Dundas. • Ripon-J. K. Staveley and J. Clfempton. Rochester-Bernal and Mills. Sandwich—Troubridge and Marryat. Shaftesbury—Mr. Pouiter. Southampton—A. Atherley ...

... liefoie tile House. *di _ELECTION PETITIONS. DS The Chairman of the several electioii rum- toittees reputted that Messrs. Staveley atiii Crlulup- ad ton, ?? sitthig mpcmers for Riponr, arid Mr. at 'T'homtas Glaiottnc tieilie r hi r tal Iisa, we i ni duly ...

... keep the entire gear of a 1 g mill in constant revolution, without the aid of any spelling influence. AN ECCENTRIC.—Captain Staveley, a gentleman well known for his eccentricities, was brought before Mr. Chambers, charged with having assaulted policeman ...

... ; and a Bill enacting thaccrtaiti tillatoo may sue aitt he suied-by the seeretaty. Tia * ?? tre VOTE By noAELOT. .Ila Mr. STAVELEY preenoted a petitiont from tie ?? Soneetitai, of the bat-nigh of Ripoti, Pray- Aen imig fur tie note by ballot, -ilit et ...

... vice Duudas Brecon, one-Morgan, vice Walking Leeds, one- Beekt:tt, vice Marshall Ripon, two-Dalbiac and Pcmberton, vice Staveley and Crompton Wigan, one- Kearsley, vice Thicknesse Oxford, one-Maclean, t'ice Langstone Winchester, one—Bast, vice Mildmay ...

... to force his way through the pannels of the hall door, was repulsed by one of the servants with a poker. The house of Luke Staveley, Esq. of Spring Field, was next attacked. The windows were all broken. The mob then entered, and demolished the drawing-room ...

... corn dealer. Lisson-grove, Middlesex.-F. Bishop and W. Wilks, corn merchants, Gloucester.—J. Weight, brush manufacturer, Staveley, Derbyshire.—G. Mayor and G. S. Dove, spice merchants, Little Distaff tane.—A. Levey (commonly called or known by the name ...

... ridge, Aldbororigi, Arkeedale, Kit. li by Hill, ira the North Riding of Yoekstrire; Kirk Pe *y, Haturnerton, `,ito~trop, Staveley, in thre ~~cest Riding lire of York ; Great O selbourn, Cop Grove, and Barton lite Leonard. Mlinskip, Reecliffle, &c. Locv ...

... ap- pointed to succeed Sir Henry Pottinggr as gover- nor of the Cape of Good Hope. We also under. stand that Major General Staveley succeeds Major General DIAguilar on the staff at Hong Kong, and that Sir Henry Pottinger is to be the new governor of Madras ...

... Capt. Fletcher ; Fried tripe and calves heads, Air. B'ourd ; Gravy andt pease soup Capt. Stawer; Two sucking pigs, Capt. Staveley; Breast of Veal ragoo'd, Capt. I-lron; Ice, creamn, and pine apples, Mr. Scott; Sirloin of Beef, Mr. Blackett; Pigeons and ...

... Foot-Lieut. Charles Carter to be Adjut,, vice Lyons, removed. 44th Foot-Lieut, John Robinson, to be Capt., -with- out pur., vice Staveley, pro.; Lieut, John Stanley Howard to be Capt., by pur., vice Carey, who retires. 49th Foot-Lieut. James Wells Armstrong to ...

... Commander-in-Chief at the Cape, vice Major General the Hon. George Cathcart, whose period of service has expired. Major-General Staveley. from Bombay, is to succeed Lieut-General Sir. Richard Amstrong at Madras. The Banket's Magazine for this month contains ...