... speech, and seconded by- George John Legh, Eeq. Mr. Wit. Or- ih~arnm Was' proposed by. Ediward Venables Townoshend, 1Esq. -(inaS 4'tory) anid th.eiomlination wasseco>ndedby Edward John !on !Stanley, Es~q. (the son~of.Sir John) in oie'ofr'thb boot epeechea ...

... and the First Lieutenant of hisi Majestv's late I to bomb, the Terror, who had travelled (dressed like freebooters, ult- and armed with pistols,) more than sevenry miles, on foot, to Pest obtain assistance from the Admiral in the Tagus. Their ship, it appeared ...

... quiet. Sir John Davies had left Hug Kong in her Majesty's steamer Vulture, the 6ih instant, for Cochin China, on a special mission that Court, accompanied by her Majesty'a ship Ringdove, and only returned juat before the departure the mail. Sir John had not ...

... Bavaria to raise 3500 men in his ft own state, to be employed in the service of Prince Otho w Is as King of Greece,-to be armed, equipped, and paid by i It the Greek state, and to relieve the troops of the alliance te hitherto stationed in Greece. Such ...

... registration is to he made an, ,of all arms imported. Each weapon is to be brantled' and 'ths marked, so that arms nosy be traced through wh~atsoever lhands itio dtey may paso. 2. Persons having unregistered arms in theoir 'ins ponssession are 'ta be hield ...

... 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 ...

... will ?? E05 solve before May; for it is k~own that if it should at- st of tempt to prolong its existettee, 'here would be an armed it, its dumunsnotratiort, Some of the Garde) Mobile have even we to) sounded the Nationtil Guards on the subject, and Ir erhave ...

... of Lord JOHN RUSSELL, that pact of th amended clause which directs that aldermien shall hold the, Offies for life was struck out, and wo-ds ad ddei t, the effet that one-half of the aldermen should go out by rot etio Ievery three years. Lord JOHN RUSSELL ...

... does not clearh, appear. iThe Hon. Gentleman also says that if rita Excellency 9 will arm the Protestants,, he (Mr. O'Coiitlel!) will re- commend the Catholics to arm. Amidst all t he herly- burly and its consequences, it is at lenist sairrifactory to ...

... neighbourhood of Madrid, marched for that destin A- Lion on the 14th. For several days Post the garrison had been r liept, under arms, and the poline had been ex~tremely Vigilanet.n It was very generally believed that the ?? cause of these hi measures was a ...

... national party. Mai Atter sddresses from Messrs. Grattan, J. O'Connel, ?? O'Gorman, Mr. O'Connell spoke again, and congratu- tak, lated the meeting on the important announcement made bers by Lord John Russell, in Glasgow, that the union ArtK between Great ...

... whom it is impossible for me to collect the names or the numbers at this moment. The enemy left on the field of battle horses, arms, and other effects. Oraa had not advanced beyond Cuenca on the Pith; -whether he was to proceed to the capital, or to join ...