... With this view, a few days ago, he came to London, to solicit an interview with Lord JOHN RUSSELL on the affairs of Ireland, which was kindly granted, and at which Mr. JOHN O'CoNNELL made the following very mixed and very modest demands of His Lordship ...

... of the representation? Mr. STAFFORD then moved the adjournment of the debate. Lord JOHN RUSSELL trusted that the House would not object to divide at once upon Mr. Grattan's amendment. After some conversation, in which Colonel SIBTHORP and Sir H. INoLis ...

... determination to carry out his purpose ; when the former exclaimed, ' Armed men to the front!' There was an answering motion, which was immediately succeeded by a volley of fire-arms; causing the death of Sub-Constable Patrick Mortimer, inflicting mortal ...

... brother officer, Ensign St. John. When within about seven miles of Limerick, the gun, which was placed between his legs, went off, and the contents of both barrels entered at the inner fold of the left arm-pit, fracturing the arm-bone frightfully, and in ...

... connexion between the two countries. The other is an extract from the Probate of Wills, presented to the House of Commons by Mr. Grattan, in 1832, from which it will be seen that ten dignitaries of the Irish Established Church, after faring sumptuously during ...

... English or Irish constituencies), or other public men. Among the names are the O'Gorman Mahon, Messrs. Morgan and John O'Connell, If. Grattan, Monaell, F. French, M'Cullagh, &c., &c. Lord Clarendon returned a suitable reply, presenting no new topic, however ...

... CRESSWELL.) SCOTCH MARRIAGES. BIGAMY. John Murray, aged twenty-six, a watchmaker, was indicted for bigamy, in marrying Martha Sanderson. Mr. Unthank stated the case for thelprosecution, as proved by the following evidence : John Douglas said he resided at Springfield ...

... against the third reading on Monday night. THE BRICK IN PARLIAMENT.—Pryse Pryse, Esq., the newly-elected Member for the Cardigan boroughs, when yet an aspirant for senatorial honours, spoke in thus wise :— If you want to send a man to Parliament to ...

... Attorney-General could declare that Lord Elgin had such authority, coupling that declaration with the assurance given by Lord, John Russell, he would not support the motion of Mr. Herries ; if fiot, the Royal sanction should not. be given to such a Bill, ...

... Government in asking for it. What remedial measures had been promised them ? Where were the great conciliatory measures which Lord John Russell had so eloquently shadowed forth when in opposition? What had become of the Irish Church question? (Hear, hear.) Not ...