... some officers the National Guard entering the Chamber wi:h ■heir arm., .hkh (.rohitdied. Tl.o 0.d»r .obHortcd tb. Governor of ihe Chateau, who opposed the National Guards, vine ��• No arms in the Chamber.” and the doors was shut again*’them After this ...

... the House by the account which gave of the history of the Appropriation Clause. Referring to the Arms Bill, of he proceeded to show that it had not, Lord John Russell had alleged, been rejected because it was unsuitable to the exigency of the case. In opposing ...

... e Isabella, Hart, from Cork; the John and Mary, James, from Waterford. Fobbion Kstkiikd Outwabds —The Hero, Wickham, for Fayal; the Florence, Williams, for Messina. Sailed—The Sarah Tennant, May, for Glasgow; the John Bentloy, Diabrow, for Savannah ; ...

... ALBERT’S HUSSARS ADMONISHEDTHE EARL CARDIGAN REPROVED. On Friday, about twelve o’clock, the Adjutant-General, Sir John Macdonald, arrived at our cavalry banacks ; and, soon as Major Rotton, and Captains Forest and John W. Reynolds had arrived from Chichester ...

... ami Marinei s' Inn. Haverlordwest; Black Lion. Cardigan; Salutation, Newcastle Lmlyn ICuUcn \tm'. Natberlh, Mackwortb Arms, Swansea; Angel Inn, Cardiff; Ihom.is Arm', Llanelly; Pelican, Kidwelly; Cawdor Arms. Llamlilu; Castle Inn, Llandovery; ami iilack ...

... Sir H.: -IURDIasE said there had been a cabal in the regi- ment ?? Cardigan almost from the moment of his joining the regiment in India. In his (Sir H.. Hardinge's) opinion, Lordl Cardigan had been nmore sinned against than sinning. After a fewe wordis from ...

... and emblazoned shields with the arms .if England and France. The state chairs were what might called Gothic design, and the throne was surmounted with Gothic tracery. At the hack of the throne were emblazoned the Royal Arms of England in silver. Seated this ...

... exception of the few gen- tlernen under-named, the Irish members treated the summons of Mr. Grattan with neglect. Thei following gentlemen were pre- sent:-Hr. Grattan, M.P., I Meath county, who presided; the Lord Mayor (Ald. O'Brien), Cashel; Aid. Fagan, ...

... diabolical attempt -to poison the entire fa-. mily of Dr. Grattan, of Drummin-house, county Kildare, was made on the l7th'instant. His eldest son, ?? of fifteen, has died in consequence, and Mrs. Grattan, the four surviving children, and a servant maid, are ...

... James, for stealing a silver svatch',four stoat/in' isa- :,risanteneit.-Johns Williatns, alias Bsutler, for obtaittirg, utader false presences, five shillings from t-osvell John, ante eemsl/t'e tttps'aenttce.Bcnj. Beyn'On; 6largod f~itll sleallng I ? ...

... Queen’s Arms Tavern. Cheapside ; Swinborte’s Lodging House, Falcon square. Falcon-street; George Inn. Aldermanbury. London; Mr. W. Hick, China Warehouse, Bath ; Packet Hotel, Ilfracombe ; at the Steam Packet Otfice, 82, Qcat, Bristol. Mr. JOHN HARVEY, ...

... Hopkins, town-surveyor. Aberyftwith At Cardigan, Mr. John Whitney, to Eliza, eldest daughter of Mr. David Ko-1 belts. White Hart inn—At Swansea, Mr. Henry Smith, mariner, to Miss Mary Morgan—At Lantwit Major, Mr. John Williams. fanner. Lanmaes. to Elizabeth ...