... held out for Ireland, and bobsplimented Mr. Peel upon the sacrifice lie had made of private feelings to public duty. Mr. H. GRATTANs saw tine dawn of hope now rise, and there was a prospect of good for Ireland. Tile Catholic association miglht have exhibited ...

... acroisijanied lialt to the shot, aiii etpoit codatitig awoai Is the earth, discovered the trunk ofr a hutoatihistua Ce the 7fead, arms, Ilkegii, aiii legs, sevlered listsr it-thie fliiph as ly were foudivith i i the holly, [lie hiead, Rrnto, atid leo, have ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... excuse for suspecting interested motives. IXCIII)S' A l:NIlN 'li'iS Tl) THiii MIUJNICIP.AL I I (i'OPNIA'T'IONS IlimI.l Lormm JOHN RIUSSEL :-I rise withr consierahle anxiety to propose to thie house the coisideration o' tile onchisienlts samnl et by the ...

... favour of Lord Morpeth's bila- Edward Baines, John Blackburne, J. Brocklehucat, J. Brotherton, J. S. Buckingham, John E. Denison, W. EwaTt, J. Fielden, John Fort, Daniel GaskeU, Lord R. Grosvenor, C. Hindley, John Jarvis, Willam Marshall, Henry Marsland, Lord ...

... on the post-ofice department; Lord SlTOURTON complained of a petition from the corporation of tailors in the parish of St. John the Bap- tist, Dublin, which contained passages reflecting upon his honour as a peer of parliament, imputing, as it did, the ...

... to have had for one of their representatives the Manches- ter Manufacturet. whose able arguments had done much to repress John Bull's pugnacious propensities in refer- ence to his contissental neighbours, and to instil into the minds of our countrymen ...

... was created in towen yesterday by time arrival (if Mrs. Ellice, L. G. Brown, B. Ii. Norval, Johin M'h)onsld, John L. Grant, John Brysoa, John Ross, - loundslow, David Norval, Dr. Sur- seyor, amid another uhose namse we did not learn, aboat swhose safety ...

... the moiion, and Sir E. KNATCHEBULL sup- ported ?? JOHN RUSSELL said there would be no difficulty when the proper time came in making an arrangement to pay the debt of the prisoner to the Ser- geant-at-Arms, hut there was no necesssity for doing so at present ...

... Printed Papers Bill with some amendments, Lord JOHN RUSSELL moved that the amendments be taken into consideration on Monday.- The Tithe Composition (Ireland) Bill was read a third titue and passed.-Mr. J. GRATTAN gave notice that on Monday he would move that ...

... the indictment and ad- ri s- dressed to the assemblage were- Arm yourselves, and ol I. we will soon meet those fellows down there (pointing to zr tbe police) upon their own term's; and Arm yourselves, a in we shall soon be in a condition to oppose force ...