... sasssing In the attaclinof ahouse, for aburgtary 'vhal at common law, for Whitebeyfamn, for conspiracy to car ry arms, I tl Lent for armed, said forwearlagad nuse, under the Whitc- £il~ )rdbeysTctaringsho~rt, that the same man, for one offence, was' i-unre ...

... friends. It was said by their friends that Lord John Russell,ne yfinality supported, woold return. Was this manly? Was not wii yevery, member of the Cabinet as much attached to dinality itspr Lord John Russell, than whoas, he believed, a stronger Reformer ...

... the Manrqnisof Londonderry respect. to h prtoso unagorti, and the treaty of Bergars. c 0Viscount MELBOURNE said that Lord John Ray -had no pro- a esse instructions as to either, but merl ncted In accordance with % the general views of Governussut. He ...

... romnev thalt th dacd ages of your Sovereign prevent- out gttg his dominions d crossing the sea. to off Come~and measure his arms with me, shuda frthnako l deqern e osoa~whom the rules of Con- ?? Slte~y iadmyon igit ?? me to Oppose my aid ng tend hiseldests ...

... IIrGISTRtATION OF ARMS (IRELAND) BILL. hi The Marqnis of NORItANB3-Y. in reply to uetstions from Lord cl IGLENGALL and the Marquis of WESStil~( sised that the IN ~Irish Government was about to-institute a moot vigorous search te dfor arms in theo disturbed ...

... 0dt4 Fellows, of the Manchester unity, h with a select number of' gentlemen, took place at the house of Mr.I' John ~Quigley, the Queen's Arms Hotel, Trrineesvenabuti~vetysa dwn oil the occasion. tir Itishu jstcetosttetht hewoty host and hostees.si approprit ...

... Intat tevaluo of the arms, 1 clothing, and other stares that wvere furnished to our allies ha the e year 1814. ethr I Austria--arms and ?? I Fmance--arpis sent to the south of ?? i Hanoever-arms and clothing ?? 239.1179 I 4 Holland-arms and ?? 267,759 M ...

... ap~ply~ing to ?? for the governme)ntof Syria, and belagaskced had hea vwrat Ihe should do it refused, replied, 1 shall appeal to arms, togtotl and opipose the execution of the tteaty. Thle blockade of Syrlis' tiated t airS 1`gypt hail been officially notified ...

... the Turk~ish cami to reeceho arms trod arrnsrtritiurt. Tire A Egyptittn prisoners and dleserters wire IrI ?? en'c c Ir feemed rlmosot arr entire reginment, which ceortituted tire orrfpost, and wvere supported by tire armed country pre pla in the roost ...

... French, Thomas Anthonyg 1 Sou ton VXi~t Shrma Cawford David R. Ros., Pierc s Maonyl, John Httehall, George Bioe, Peter Purcell. Willats J.A.Yates, W., Henry Grattan, .P., B.W. Barmnn . Miutr hont~as Esmonde, anda nhost of otherstleitbratclng red b ?? ...

... DUNCANNON laid on thedtoblo socmesatltional. regual- tb tions relativ-t&13 the forms to be oliasimod on the, trial of the Egel of Cardigan. fe Adjourned-tilil Monday. mONDA Y, IFbnuirtj8. Arrmassag ifrombher Majesty. relsttve~to .tboisices of Lard Keane in, ndia ...

... tic Earl of Camouigan, aire yos guilty, or not ?? The Harl of CARDIGAN, in a firm voice, replied, Not guilty, my Lord.' The CLERIC.-- flow irill you he tried, my Lord ?? Tue Earl of CARDIGAN.- hty my Peers. In TI'ii Nitbie prisoner tihe-i took his sat ...