... NATIONAL CONVENTION-ARMING 01 THE (..: II A It TIS TS. Tile Norwich papers state that the Chartists of Norwich are generidly arming ; that about 300 are already armed with pikel, of th e description is given ; that these pikes are fast making their way ...

... JOHN BULL. yield the palm, if it be bat conceded that faithfaloesß attrioteb of esdendol and primary importance io the representation of medals. It may not, therefore, be ont of place to qnote the opinion of one whose ability to form competent Judgment ...

... Speakei* was in the chair, writs at the suit of Henry John Boulton v. Patrick Morris, Esq., member for the district of St. John's ; John Kent, Esq., also member for the district of St. John's ; and John V. Nugent, Esq., member for the ...

... for several weeks. The Bari of Cardigan has resumed the occupancy of his mansion on Carlton-terrace, which his Lordship let to the Dowager Countess of Sandwich during hit recent acjonm India. Sir Thomas mid Lady Acland armed at Killerton from Learnington ...

... Corn-Law Rhymer’ Mrs. Gore T.C. Grattan, Kaq. Mr?. C. Hull Benson Hill, Kfu. Leigh Hunt, Ksq. Dnuglan JerroH, Kwj. Mim L. K. Landon Mim Mifford SirChnrle* Morgan Lady Morgan The Hon. Mr*. Norton R. H. Peake, E?»i. J. R. Km. John Poole, Kaq., Author of Paul ...

... Captain Boldero, M.P., Mr. R. Rusbbrooke, M.P., and Mr. H. C. Howe. On the left side of the chair aat the Rev. John Maole, Earl Cardigan, Earl Brecknock, Viscount Canterbury, Viscount Maraham, Lord Maryborough, Lord Wharncliffe, Lord Broogham, the High ...

... JOHN BULL of the hotel in which I lodged, hot it placed there withont any directions from me, and solittle was I aware of any importance likely to be attached to it, that for a considerable time I thought it was placed there as a compliment to Sir E. ...

... JOHN BULL fine, intelligent, bold, and energetic m he wm, he mu pul to this violation of the laws of humanity |° * days of morbid sensibility, referred to ithereat horror, we wUI merely give the sentence as pronounced upon Mr. Parker, by the Deputy Judge ...

... JOHN BULL. GENERAL ELECTION. STATE OF POLLS AND MEMBERS RETURNED. AROrLesniitE, Pint D»y.—C»mpbeU of Way, CampbeU of 3‘\ Banffshire, First day,—Slate of poll at Barff, Collen, and Keith. —Duff, 280; Ferguson, 200. . w „ Cavan, County.-Mr. Maxwell and ...

... JOHN BULL ful to hear, and especially to read, frem Con servative quarters, e and imputations agai nest our SOVEREIGN, having their foundation in which bave taken place in her own house, and in her conduct under circumstan ces of the real character of ...

... of the Rev. Father Troy, and it explains the nature of the apology’' referred to. “St. John's, Newfoundland, January 5, 1838. ** I, Patrick Stafford, of St. John’s, shoemaker, now on iny ick bed, and with very liitle hope of ever recovering, do, of my ...

... H. Mscnamara, Major Ball, N. Collier, J. Goiing,H.D. Maclaggart, J. Baring. F.T. Collins, W. Grattan, J. Maher, J. Barnard, E. G. Colquhonn, Sir J. Grattan, H. Slahony, P. Barron, H. W. Cowper, W. F. Greenaway, C. Marshall, VV. Barry. G.S. Craig, W. ...