... anarchy must ensue.—Colonel Tohrens having spoken of the necessity of remedial measures and enlarged system of emigration, Mr. Grattan said the discussions on such matters had diverted the House and the Government from considering really efficient measures ...

... must ensue.—Colonel Torrens having spoken of tho necessity of remedial measures and an enlarged system of emigration, Mr. Grattan said the discussions on such matters had diverted the House and the Government from considering really efficient measures ...

... Mr. John Lamer Ward, manager of a company of comedians now at Eltham, was about retiring to rest, when be was alarmed the shrieks of some females, who were calling for help. Sir. Ward instantly aroused Mr. one of his company, and both having armed themselves ...

... Clanricarde having appointed his uncle, Sir John Burke, vicelieutenant of the county during his ambassadorial residence ct St. Petersburg. The example has not been followed. —Sunday Paper. The widow of Henry Grattan (par excellence), the Irish patriot, died ...

... proceeded to assure the meeting at Westminster that in the north of England they were in arms, or arming against the law that he had witnessed it and them in arms. The language of Dr. Wado and Mr. E. O'Connor, once a member that House, was highly reprehensible ...

... delivery—the Deputy Usher of the Biack Rod advanced to the bar, and announced, the usual terms, a message from the Commons. Lord John RUSSELL, supported by Lord Althoßl',and followed by as many Members of the House could find room, advanced to the bar, and ...

... proportion of the different volumes in their through the press. Encouraged by this consideration, •e made cpplication to Lord John Russell, as Secretary for the Home Department, for assistance from die royal bounty to aid him the accomplishment of this ...