... peace and safety of indivi-. duals, and the unity and integrity of the empire It was against a systetm of assembling men in armed bodies; against. a system of rgiulatc.ordanizatidn, violatgn the . rights of piopertyi and inflicting death, for the double ...

... the law, the sooner it's altered the better.-Adjourned. . HOUSE OF COM1ONS, Thzursday, June S. TITHES tN INttLAND.-Mr. 11. Grattan complained i that houses had been broken open, in Ireland, for tithesC by the police and the tuilitary. Lord A/I/lorp said ...

... the hal Council, with a free and spontaneous will, ad to unanimity never till now seen, proclaimed Doont ' ce They then armed themselves as a National Gaar'ii to communicated with Villa Flor, on the southern rs the river. The Queen's flag was hoisted ...

... edg of music antd command of his violin. CoNVIcToNs. - Onl Tuesday last, before Mr' Al ermman Dixon, Richard Satufdharm, John Bell, r'llamas Brindle, Thomas Scholes, George Fletcher, ani itichiard Lawrensoo, were finied 5s. each, and CqtS, for playing ...

... O'Connor, F. Fitesimon, c Ruthven H. 5. Irish Mealcrs who hare aot as yet disclaiered. Barry, G. S. Grattan, James Nagle, Sir R. I Betle, [L aM. Grattan, H. O'CoinetI, E. Batroo, It . . or, P 'o~lM Chapman, InS. L. Lanmbert, IT. Roche, D. Daunt, W. 0. ...

... following gen- of tlemeniwere appointed on thecommittee :-Messrs. Huime, fit O'Connell, S. Rice, Walter, H. Grattan, D. W. Harvey, ed and Lord John Russell. er SEDICAL PROFEsSION. e, Mr. Warburton moved for the appointment of a com- at mittee to inquire ...

... after a short discussion, the bill was read a second time by 146 to 25. In answer to a questionf from Lord Dudley Stuart, Lord JOHN RseISLL said that the registration of voters' bill would iot be pressed this session, but that he wou Id bring it forward early ...

... Blacklurne, John, Huddersfield Barham, John, Kendal Beelkett, Sir John. Leeds Baines. Edward, Leeds Bish, Th-mas, Leominster Bulwer. E L. Lincoln Buller, Charles, Liskeaad Blunt, Sir Charles R, Lewes, Jleutinek, Lord George. Lynn. King's Broeklehurst. John, M ...

... opposed, they had no personal misunderstanding. Alter a lew words front Mr. ATTWOOD and Lord JOHN RUSSELL, Mr. ROEBUCK withdrew his motion. I 11SiH TITHE BILL. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said that it was understond that Honourable Members were not in any way committed ...

... opened till after six o'elocl, in conse. quence of the enforcement of Lord John Russell's motiont for a call of the House on the Irish Church question. V CHURCH OF IRELAND. dt Lord JOHN RUSSELL, being called upon by the Speaker. thken rose to bring forward ...

... trs. r st h dsuvino thle muinicipal corporation bill thena, A commenced, rind tire scedlsedi, wt en ineimit, le poposd ?? Johns Russell, were agreed to. The ts the reort b move thatthe bill be repor-ted, and that ti tierpr ereceived, and reconnittdyn ...

... declaring that Thomas Moore ?? had aideit ski witness Pilgrimt, bot that ni chiirge had been proved against ?? -Joseph Sewell, John Bloke, or Joseph Blake. r Allr, IIU IC moved thot Keith be token into custody. The tone Inotion gave rise to a long discussiiin ...