... Noble and Learned Fusend was connected. Lord CAMPBELL regretted that he was not in the Hoeuse Of Vomamons to upce the Irish Arms Bill, a mnteasure so badly drawn up that ove the Atterney.Oeueral. for Irelaud weg unable to siplain It. Lord BROUGHAM thought ...

... which the Lord Chan- cellor charged the opposition in the House of Commons vith aen obstructive resistance, especially on the Arms Bill. The House then adjourned. MONDAY. The Loan Societies Bill, and the Bridges (Ireland)' Bill were read a third time and ...

... a strong partylwell- hi e armed, who met on the common at Eglwyswrw, about fo d eight miles from Cardigan. Thiey had previously, as hI 3, usual, given notice of their intention. The marines bc d were ordered out from Cardigan, but by the time they st arrived ...

... Once'lbrought into thre port of ri St. John, in New Brunswick, the timber was treated as va British colonial produce; and by theL traffic thus gusl- ti Irauteed, a large trade was insured to the important town I rs of, St. John. Any fear of an importation of ...

... many precedents. T'ie pensioners laid been called out by Lord Grey's government itl 18323, and by Lord John Russell wheu 1-ome Secretary in 1839. Arms hadl been put into their hands, but without thle organization now proposed ; for theis they were to act ...

... prussic acid. I Lord Cardigan placed another of his captains under arrest the other day, under circumstances so unwarrant- able that the result of an appeal to Sir E. Blakeney was I an order for his unconrditional release. Lord Cardigan, of black-bottle notoriety ...

... younger days, though. afterl hp had beep ,lready known, toe the !world, he ?? ediqbe one day in Grattan's company at the house o f ,ats ran'1 unl friend. Grattan was holding forth, with some shearpnim t on the servility of literary men,. and'the *attner in ...

... to Mr. Gladstone as a sharelholder.-M2% IO ebucht strongly objected to the large infusion of railway interest into this ?? John Russell recoet- mended the emission of some of the members interested. He wished the President of the Board of Trade to give ...

... DEBATii rFtOA A FALL,-On lMonday, Mr. Chapman, the borough coroner, held all inquest at the Heywood's Arms, Oldham Road, on view of the body of John Taylor, of Edward-street, Oldham Road, 34 years of age. The deceased, it appeared, had been found that ...

... exag- geration. Crowyded houses bave testified to thle merits Of tile Wliitsunl ?? Monday next Captaiii Harvey Triclett, of Cardigan isotoriety, makres his debdft hero. TESTI-MaOtAL TO TMlE REv. 'IV. BAGUAeLv-Ort Times- dlay evening wi-eeka publici meeting ...

... there weas fraud and arror by which ltla oplaintiffia were prejudiced. t InMr. KELLY appeared for Mr. John O'Connell. Mr. T. Mt. Day. kt and Dr. John Gray, and, aso hi Learned Friends who had pre- to ceded him had addieaeed their Lerdabipi, more or leas ...

... Patrick Wade. wo ablarged.with having aided in the murder of Patrickc Ryan, in May, 1842. The two aprincipal wItnesses, John Blurkoand John Shanahan, contradicted each ether grossly, end the latter gave such an accountof himsrelf, on cross-examination, that ...