... termination of a contest, in which' the val se arms of the Confederacy were not to be laid down I e- until their avowed object was obtained. pe ?? Mr. John Smith supported the amendment. G. m Mr. Grattan had considered the question itf all' Wi n its hearings ...

... nounce to you the restoration of Peace- throughout Europe. The splendid and decisive successes- obtained by his Majesty's.arms, and those of his Allies, had led, at an early period of the campaign, to the re-establishment of the authority of his Most ...

... Hon. WV. Snitch, Samuel t'ilcralt, John l anibton, John G. Smirls, Ahel Calvert, C(harles L.angton, NV, G. Smith, George Cnampblell, Hoti. J tLewis, ?? F. Smyth, John H- C iveitdish, Lord G. Law, Flon. E. Smith, John Calsifield, Hon. H, Lubbock, lohn Stanley ...

... - If the people can be seduced-.lyr such emnilsaies, the government cannot stanid., It is, therefore, lever worth while to-arm the-government with any extraordinary- powvers iagainst the entissaries; for. iif-that were done, the governntent would be# ...

... our arms be entered on the Joutrnials of ?? HIouse, at the end of our unparallelcd series of brilliant s5cciess. he felt confident that in no other record ?? be found so eloquent and accurate a deserijti on of lthe glorious evenits whicll our arms had ...

... liverv cane to resolutions on the same subject, which was followed by most of the other towns in the khi5- 10. The town of St John's, Newfoundland, destroyed by fire. 15. Advices received of the capture of Cartiagena, in South America, by tlst Royalists ...

... To-maorrouv AGRICUITURlAt- DISTRESS. Mr. HoweLI. presented a Petrition from the Landholders and others, ill the County of Cardigan, statilng great distrest arising from canoes, )ome genleral, others local, perticularly tile impo- sititn of rile Duties ...

... SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE WAR AND COLONIAL DePARTMENT. Anson, Sir George I-larcourt,John Ponsonhy, IRight Atherley, Arthur H'eron, Sir It. Hon. G. Auhrey, Sir John Howarth, H. Powlett, HonuW, Banhs, Plenry Knox, Thos. Prittie, f-on. F. A. I Bastard, ...

... given them written s Bt in- Queen's Table. The Royal table was m ost j, il decorated. In the centre was a grand templ I' 6r- arms of England suspended by a lion and urit,'r!' ornaments to correspond, and a profuse ?? 1l rail, daful biscuit ornaments. The ...

... Mr. Hlaywzss their private secretary-that his had been supplied with a blunderbuss, and many others were armed, as it acone easy to pracure arms oiit of1/ie Storesi sfi/ic Castle f-and that an Attac was shortly to be noade its Dublin, as they were assured ...

... gs-tsesffioi\ pleased to fix a tine, fo3r receivillg thme 5Ihiln'Q5 of that lov ti bodv. The Counitesses of i NJ(hto liei. ad Cardigan. lMajor' Gen. ITayJor, 'and Col. Sn jht iisotn are in attceiidanee. T'Ile. tifllUX of ztutussers' has he-ea greater durin- ...

... Lloyd, J. ?? Shelley, Sir John C'vert, Nic. Lyttelton, i1on. Sharp, Rtichard Campbell, Gen. W. NVHI. Sebright, SiF John Campbell, Hon. J. Macdonald, Jas. Smitli, Robt. Carew, It. S. Maberley, John Smith, Win. Carter, John ~ Xarryar, Joseph Smyth, J. ...