... hit wont, n«m Mk meet comply bom of hit laaet calm, hit leaat leiapwie. or hit lemt respectable predeceieora, ever dreamt ef arming the Commsur with. (Chsen.) But I may doing the Lord Chief Justice wrong j may tbldk, in conformity with tka remans baa given ...

... very bolsteroas weather since the Ist Inst., and yesterday it blew perfect hurricane from the SW. to The Three Sisters, from Cardigan to Ross, hat been towed Into Cork derelict. The Lord Nelnen, Smith, of Shields, struck Scroby Sand dutinga fog and ennk—crew ...

... Lord Brudeuell,Lord VUliers, Lord .Grd Gardiner, Lord Lo*vther, Lord and Lady Anson, Lord Fitzharris, Lord G. Bentinck, Lord John Fitzroy, leirri James Fitzroy, Lord W. Lennox, Lord Lilford, Lord Forester, Lord Manners, Lord Allen, Counts Bathiany and ...

... throne. He resumed his seat in House Commons quarter before four; Lord MaNDEVILLK presented several petitions, from places in Arm ash, against allowing any further grants to tbe Roman Catholic College of Maynoolb. Mr. O’CONNELL said, that if tbe noble lord ...

... Heywood, M.P., R. Hoskins, M.P., Edward Johnson, Grattan, Gregory, Eloyd Mostyu, M.P., Benett, M.P., C. Rushont Cockerell, Lefrov, W.P., Anthony Lefroy, M.P., Frederick North, M.P., Grenville Picott, Swintun, John Eld, Bedford. Admirals—Hon. Sir Henry Blackwood ...

... referred to Lord Althorp, ami, after much consideration, Lord John Russell agreed to abandon it ; and so the conference upon it ended. At a cabinet, how- ever, which was held a short time after, Lord John met with more support and countenance, and after a second ...

... APPiNO. —The parisli of tit. John, U’apimjg, rjj'- ifie payment of the county rate. The rental of the parish had been fixed at •tC,0001., and the rate made upon that sum, hut it was contended that since the property in St. John's parish had greatly decreased ...

... desultory conversation resulted from these remarks, in the course of which Mr. Grattan ex. pressed the opinion, that, the tithe, and rente could not be collected without the aid of an armed force, it was time that the legislature interfered. Captain Gordon having ...

... Among those present were Horti Brabazo n, Lord K-Jdccn, Sir John Burke, Sir Francis Vincent, Sir K. Fcnpisou. Colonel O’Grady, Captain Bouverie, Messrs. Dtroinick .Brown, John Filzgerala, Grattan, Jefdison. H. hsißbirt, 1’• I.am' ert, Alexander Huthven, ...

... W. Bray4in, Thomas Ingiiby, Sir W. liobinson.Slr G.Bt, Briscoe, John J. lanes. Sir H., Bart. Geo. H« Brougham, m. James, Wm. Roopcr, John B. Brougham, Jame* , Francis Boss, Browne, John Jcphson. C. D. O. Uumbold, Ctiaa. E. Bulkeley, Sir R. Jenmigham, ...

... tithes such as never before affected the property of mankind ? Whence proceeded those scenes of injustice or oppression which Grattan, with eloquence almost divine, denounced in his place in parliament, when vainly endeavouring to amend this system ? Whence ...

... ; J. J. Smith, Eaq.; Win. John Banket, Esq.; F.dtvard Doughty, Esq.; Humphrey Weld, Esq.; Janies Fyler, Esq. Willlain Halletc, jun., Esq.; Benismin Lester Leal et, Emi. ; G«a*ddeu, Esq.: John Esq.; Augustus Foster, Esq.; John Hussey, Thomas Harda icke ...