... discussion, h that object by fo: ree of arms. T he debate was ultimately adjourn ed till that day three months. Mr. F. then moved that the ho use resolve itself inta committee on the Waste Lands (Ireland) Bil 1. Sir JOHN WALSH opposed the motion, and moved ...

... rumour-how true we know not —that addition to made to the Marine .—Brighton Gazette. Transmission of Arms to the North. —On Tuesday morning stand of arms were conveyed from her Majesty's store-rooms the Tower, covered wagons, to the terminus the Birmingham ...

... and agreed to without a division. Lord Cardigan.—Mr. Hume said, that seeing the hon. Secretary at War in his place, he wished to ask if the reports which had appeared the public papers relating to Lord Cardigan ordering a soldier to be Hogged immediately ...

... Saturday at these Sessions, Samuel Shore, David Hughes, and John Grattan, were tried lor stealing pocketbook ami its contents, the property Thomas Moss. The two former were found guilty, and Grattan was acquitted. Previously passing sentence, the Chairman ...

... Guildhall, James Cross, Commercial Road, Middlesex, taylor, May Attorney, Mr. Lang, America John FE ans, Joseph Jones, and William Davies, Aberyst- with, Cardigan, bankers, May 5, 6, June 13, at the Go- gerddan Aros Jon, Aberystwith, Attorney, Mr. Jones ...

... ‘Court, Minster, Esq. Richard Mitchell, Enderb; > Lincoinshire.-—Sir John Charies Thorold, of ston Park, Esq. Monmouthshire.--Samuel Homfray, of Hedwel ity, Esq. Norfolk.---Sir John Jacob Buxton, of Shadwell Northamptonshire. ar Robert Henry Gunning Horton ...

... concluded by stating that his rea- sons fur conceiving Sir John Murray’s conduct indefensible, were--first, that there was no enemy nearer than Villafranca (a distance of 30 miles) at the time that Sir John was embarking the troops and destroying the guns; secondly ...

... after, his accompanied by the Duke of Cambridgs, in a chariot, followed by the Queen and Princefles, by ctie Counteffes of Cardigan and took an airing on the Harrow rosd, and returned avoys- half pat three through the principal Breese at the Welt end the ...

... Bachelor in Divinity.’ ‘The Rev. John Fox, of Queen’s College; Mr. Ro- bert Talbot, of Brafenofe College; Mr. Rithard Huek; Rev. Thomas Butt; and Mt. Wai. Pape, of Chrit Church; Meffrs. George Baker, John harles Hearn Pintknty, John Bond, Warkins, “James and ...

... of that country were redreesed: it was thus opposed by Mr. John O’Connell, Mr. R. M. Fox, Mr. Grattan, and Mr. Reynolds. It supported, as a needful protection to the loyal Irish, Mr. Morgan John O’Connell, and Mr. Grogan. The bill was opposed, as invasion ...

... neon, M.P., John Towneley, Eeq, M.P., w. H. Chetwynd, Eeq., C. 8. Foreter, Eeq., the Rer. T. O. B. Floyer, William Mott, Ecq.,R. C. Chawner, Eeq., Meeera. Chance, and Garth, (Oxford Circuit); Richard Greene, Esq., John P. Dyott. Esq, John Mott, Eeq., ...

... anatomical purposes. W. f5 road well, of Islington, was committed last week to prison for fratricide; was fighting with bis brolher John, and on being separated, seized rake and struck him the head—the teeth penetrated the skull, and death ensued. Apprehension ...