... touchingthit fmportant uetion, are of/a tomtforting Icharancter. L~ord John says, 'One ofth.efe.cctc.ofthe ballet will be to do awayv the ifsluence a/ public o fnion.X iBut Lord John, Ik~e manyo ahis brethren, Euno philosopher. -We hold jthe truth tobe ...

... otherrise to a di~sance exceeding forty miles.F- Pringce Louis Napoleon has just hired fo~r a year the wtssnof the Earl of Cardigan, on Cariton Garden tertace. Lord Brongisra's new Beer Bill provides that any per- a91 may sell beer, a,., wfithoUt a licence ...

... preserve the pIblic peace, he should have no objection to furnish themewith arms, leaving ht it entirely to the lords lieutenant to decide what bodies ') should be furnished with arms, they coming to that decision st upon their. own responsibility. He- (the ...

... justice rent, and the pro- posal of some new members, Mr. Finn, M.P., said he had to propose, as a member of that body, John Reilly, of the parish of Ardagh, county of Longford, who had been six weeks in gaol, at the suit of the Very Rev. Dean Murray ...

... some justice rent, and the pro posal of some new members. Mr. Finn, M.P, 'said he hadto propose, as a member of that body, John Reilly, of the parish of Ardagh, county of Longford. who had been six weeks in gaol, at the suit of the Very Rev. Dean Murray ...

... know, whether Sir John Ross, who had been appointed British consul at Stockholm, had yet taken his de- ,parture for that place; and lie also wished to know what was, the amount of his salary? I Viscount PALMERSTON replied that Sir John Ross had gone out ...

... to know whether Sir John Ross, who had been appointed British consulsat Stockholm, had yet taken his de- parture for that place; and he also wished to knew what was the amount of his salary? Viscount PALMERSTON replied that Sir John Ross had gone out as ...