... and hizhly respectable; a ong others we observed the Lansdowne & Vavistock, sneer, Fitzwi'liam, Ponsonby, f ridan, icrney, Grattan, Whitbread, &c. The cloth being remov.d, Nun nobis Domine was sung, and The King” drank with three times three, and loud applause ...

... and prevented. Several We have accounts from Port-au-Prince to the 20th ult. The president had marched from the cape with an arm: about 20,000 men against the Spanish part of the island. The Dominicans were preparing to receive them, and a severe and decisive ...

... with her childrea, » the country, &e. On this letter being to the Committee, Williams was taken o custody by the Serjeant at Arms, and, rmuch of time, was discharged paying his fees. ‘ces. Clarke was interrogated respeCting a » oor she received from Dr ...

... determine to work your way up. Providence as provided the ladder; there it is before you—come, mount, mount, mount! Don’t fold your arms until you can find something that suits your talents. Take the chisel— the saw—the axe—the hammer. We recollect a young gentleman ...

... P. Greenall, Ss. T. B. Crosse, T. Rutland. The Hon, H. Da ey S.B.T. Waterford (City W. Christmas, E: Ss. W. M. Reade, E: Cardigan Harford, Esq. R. (lost Pel Books. | Dudley . T. Hawkes, Esq.. QS, Rochester J. S. Douglas, Esq. 8.B.T.1 W. H. Bod! n, Esq ...

... ity*j. IRISH ARM B LL. The order the day having been moved for going into Committee this Bui, In reply to a question Mr.GoUlburjp, should not retain his Bill the clause for punishing with transportation the possession of unregistered arms.■—On the motion ...

... Sunday i The Administration of Justice ( hs) Bill and several other and read a first time. bills were brought up from the The Arms (Ireland) Bill, the Dublin Streets Bill, and the read a second time. ition from Dab- ‘The Marquis of LANSDOWNE ade the station ...

... notice that on Monday he chould ask when it was the intention of the noble lord, Lord John Russell, to bring forward his measure with respect to the navigation laws ? Lord JOHN RUSSELL said that he should not able on Monday to state the precise day on which ...

... periods of the history of their domestic legislature; he might have referred to the efforuof Mr. Flood (hear, hear), of Mr. Grattan (hear, hear), and therootionof Mr. Vandeleur (cheer*), for the purpose shewing -that the evils of absenteeism had been the ...

... Bi 0 +] 10. The near Hodwerth, .- (John Smith, .. 9° 1 37 tl, Far Hodworth, subject toa road for ail purposes to lot (War. Adains, eee 2 9 ...

... night last, a man named St. John, small farmer, was barbarously murdered near Lisnamrock, in the colliery district of Tipperary, by four armed men.—The Kilkenny Moderator thus accounts for this most atrocious murder St John and his younger brother held ...

... and was y ed; another Jevons, who st? was scalded about the upper rt of the body. The other men, 2,” named John Lester, Thomas ter, and John Davis, also sus- Mr. tained injuries. Three irls, who were en ged im picking up 1 to bricks i r. Rou nd’s yard ...