... Siclinoniti, and himself, relative to his dismissal from the army. or Tar Hatit or COmmitss.—Lord NS. TON, in behalf of Lord John Russell, gave notice, that shortly after Easter he should move for leave to bring in a Bill for the more erectnal Representation ...

... Lady Lieutenant-Colonel O. Vbrbet.bf a son; ...

... ten nt flutes, when a most formiclasle hotly of men, apparently Irishmen, amounting to snout 60. arrived oppusite the house, armed eith tremendous bludgeons. &e. and they commenced a most shatneful at ack uron the house; some sent hisi IC wnile others remained ...

... the Irish window tax the subject of this tax he believed there was difference of opinion in Ireland, even from the collage Grattan and Sir W. Crespicnv urged the po)icy of repealing this tax. The petition was then read, and ..rdered to lie the table. . ...