... IMPEBIAL PAIUJAMEN}To HOUSE OF C0 0NS~iMoNDAY, JULY 20. .IRISH. COERCION ACT. Lord JOHN RUSSELL-In the ahsenice of mT Noble Friend, the Secretary for Ireland, I have been requested to give notice, that it is his intention to introduce a bill for the ...

... stated, and had made some sensation in the House. that the Orangemen were to a man armed. Now he (Sir E. H.) admitted that to a great extent they were in possession of arms. Were they bestowed by a Tory Ministry, sympathizing with, and re- specting that ...

... two fellows arrested are Hugh M'Grillas and John Murray-and the receiver's sname is Michael Began. He resided in Grattan-street.- WAh;c. DRowNING_On Saturday night, about one o'clock, a sailor called John M'Caig fell into the water at Ritchie's Dock ...

... fin of a shark, andjaw of a porpess, from MXr. John Armstrong, Academy street; a specimen of -diallage, from Master Hugh Campbell, a pupil; berries of the castor oil plant (ricinus communis), from Master John Cramsie, a pupil ; a wasp's vest, from Master ...

... frirtions of the cerebral organs, arid their division into tire hlr~ee great classes, animal, annal, arid intellectual, Mr Grattan proceeded to illunsitste, by E referentce to the busts, rind to magnified profiles taken from them, the form of head indicative ...

... Esq. eldest snti o, Riclhard Mminsell, of Oakley-park, untlitv Kildare, Esq.-Yrederick W. Walsh, Esq third son of John Walsh, of Sir John s.uay, Dublin, merchant. Joshtnn Clarke, Esq. secoid sonaof William Clarke, late of Dublin, Esq. deceased. -JTol Grey ...

... Perceval, A. Shell, R. L. Cave, ). Cory, Hon. H. T. _Alexander, Lord Stewart, W. vr. Power, John Chapman, M. L. Nagle, Sir R. Power, James Matier, J. Grattan, J. Howard, B. CITIES Arnnagh Athlone Basdon Belfest Carlow Carrickfergus Cashel Clonmel Coleraine ...

... rnaied as a ground for saying, that no \vlember ought to contravene that order. The Hon. Member tlid not deny, as lie (Lord John Russell) un- derstood, that the paiblication had originated with him. Ile (Lord J. It.) then brought the matter before the ...

... Elliott ?? . ff. Tracy ?? Sir M. Wood, W. Crawford, J. Pattison ?? T . HI. D avies .. -lon. R. Fitzgibbon, W. S. O'Brien ?? J. Grattan or E. Howard .J. Eusthope, S. Duckworth . ?? C. E. Rumbold, W. Wilshere Total ?? ?? TOIIY ItrURNS AtMItNST WHICH THi'; SEATS ...

... amounted to 200. and the toasts were of a highly Conservative.character. The principal speakers were Dr. Fleming, Mr. John Johnston, Mr. John M Rae, Mr. Smith, (Jordanhlill) Rev. Mr. Smith, (Cathcart) Mr. E. D. Sandford, Principal Macfarlane, &c. At the close ...

... Butler, Char- les C . Vivian, Sir E. T. Trouirtidge, John Hyacinth Talbiot, I-lon. C. C. Cavondish, Spencer Horsey de Horsev, Hon. Jaames Hope Johtiston, John Studholm I3`ro nr-gge, ViscoUnt Alford, and John Dutlop. ?? OF CENSUIIE ON THlE COLONIAL SECRETARY ...

... tit the SUtiret-e - CIotncil Boair,t, land wu tild lie siucceed'dlri y Mr Wilber- 41 force Bird. The~ Earl cued Countess Cardigan h.1d throurn - uip their passage lin the Repulse, in order to go to EIghuid ii overlartd, to lie iii time for her Mitjesty ...