... Stanley moved, that Mr. Sheehan, having been guilty of a breach of privilege, be committed to the custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms. The motion wns agreed to, and Mr. Sheehan committed. THE DRAMA. Mr. E. L. Bulwer moved fora Select Committee to inquire into ...

... Of Captain Rock aud hia family. Mr. J. Brown said he knew that all classes in Ireland were anxious to have this Bill. Sir John Key felt that in addressing the House for the first lime, after the debate hud been pro. tracted to so unusual a length, and ...

... us. We stand upon high ground: we can see the country on every side; and we can recognize, in the distance, the glittering arms and gallant banners of that mighty host which Liberty conducts. It is a brilliant and victorious concourse poured from the ...

... to tbe conduct of tbe Hon. Member's supporters, in consequence of whose riotous disposition the military were placed under arms, and the poll closed. Io repl. to a question from Sir R. Peel, Lord J. Russell said it wa* bis intention on Monday to move ...

... Sunday last, un«l«r ntelsncholjr cir cunsatances. Ha bad gone dow* in Ibe John O*««M nC , „ left the Quay- tide about ?? ooe. and ItaiM st Gl« • which place be left sbo.n Arm o'clock «• ku *»V hon) *J , road be look being by the Canal-Mde. Hmm b*d»d ...

... distress was increasing to such a degree, that it would be necessary for Goverment to take some measure to check it. Mr. J. GRATTAN agreed with the Hon. Baronet in the opinion that the increase of the distress was alarming, and that it would be for the ...