... Buckingham, from Halifax and Sheffield; Mr. O'Ferrall, from Kildare; Mr. Hawkins from the Isle of Wight ; Mr. H. Grattan, from Kilcommon ; Mr. John O'Connell, from Tallow; Mr. Lalor, from Mountmerit, Ballydan, and Ackerbourn ; by Mr. H. L. Bulwer, from Tavistock ...

... part of the emplre.“ he Zr ili cr il yrek a g native. expressed his gratitude, sad fiat of trek./ to Mr. Dish and Mr. J. Grattan advised the boa. nimbi r to withdraw his motion until the goverwasest the relief of keisad showed be seem . . .0a the motion ...

... who may be curious enough to indulge his imagination by a fireside journey. Chemistry no Mystery, or a Lecturer's Bequest. By John &Own, Surgeon, tsc —Under an amusing disguise we have here a very useful work, explaining in a simple and intelligible manner ...

... St. Johns , gad reulip 'fweila and UrWormer ßev. Rev. Thomas Whitaker. Wormer an. Rew ard l'a)oe. itev. Hobert John Roars, and Robert James . fellows of New College; George Frederick Fuwle. fellow umber. haelseiers Art..—lienelnt Dishy mad John Ellison ...

... of the county of Waterford to present in aid of a fever the 1 hospi 9thtal hn the county of the city of Waterford .Mr. Grattan postponed to resolution respecting the appropriation of the 50 %W. annuall voted for the purposes of education in Ireland ...

... eleven, at the Commercial Inn, Plymouth—Jan. 21, P. M. Chitty, Shaftesbury, Dursetahire, scrivener, at nine, at the Grosvenor Arms Inn, Shaftesbury. ATLAS. CIRTIVICATIS—Jaa. W. Blew. Leads. Yorkshire. brieldayer—H. Tam Woo. Fa —J . A. Alden , Drury-Mae. ...

... Bonoro us. Sc. Abingdon. Mr Duffield r Mr J. Forbes as. Alba v.'s (St.) Mr. Beresford e. Ardour. Mr. Eiwall in, Sir J. Potter e Armed. I. Lard Emden NI, Lord Dudley Coetts Stuart a. Ashburton. Mr Brown e, Mr C. Luabington es. .dakton. Mr Hindle! r, the /ter ...

... county assizes; ineurrec- agitation; yet now every Catholic bishop in Ireland was a memtionary sets, se burning', arising of arms, firing into houses, riots, her of the association, and the hon, member's agitation was more assault., &c., had greatly decreased ...

... to stem the torrent of the popular movement. M. de tiuizot was the translator of Lord John Russell's Troutire on the Catatttattiou ; and could it be supposed Lord John Russell couid stem the torrent which M. Ouixot was unable to stem ? There was a lawyer ...

... attendant on this bill or coercion. If these were not their plans, he must think, in the words of Lord Chatham, and quoted by Mr. Grattan, as he found in a work of the noble lord the member for Devonshire— There is ambition, there is sedition, and there is violence ...

... see wheth er • part of th e I= ie tisir c ksgenalti.Y. say s than w be s e n q c: l rtail rhet th her • Mr . rest Law or Sir John Campbell is the more learned in Tb. Rehm promises to be present at the great Russian review ..The lately converted Tyrolese ...