... part of the territory of the United States ' Had not the former territory been violated by an armed force of the subjects of the United States I —by a force armed from the national arsenals ! and depots ofthe American Union— the lawless plun ! der of which ...

... were spread the fol- lowing devices : — Centre. — The Queen'? arms, surrounded by flags belonging to the Cinque Ports Volunteer Regiments. A trophy, com- posed of a cuirass, helmet, and other arms, taken from the field of Waterloo, between two stands of muskets ...

... a gai ...

... agreeable opinion from Sir John Campbell. These are circumstances which, we humbly think, ought to make people very cautious how they lend money upon the pro- posed bonds, even if the vestry should get an opi- nion from Sir John Campbell apparently in favour ...

... Ire- land ? He agreed with Lord John Russell in many things I hey were perfectly as one in this, that the country could riot bear a revolution every year— that an established religion was necessary ; and when Lord John remembered that h.s ances- tor hail ...

... LBRAH AM begged to state that there was not in the House a more ardent friend to any Bill which went to throw the protecting arm of the law round those children than himself, but he entreated the House to look at the palpable injustice of passing the Bill ...

... county of Northumberland, praying for the better observance ofthe Sabbath. Petitions to the same effect were presented by Mr. A. John- stone from the Presbyteries of Stirling, DumiermHoe, Kirk- aldy, and Haddington ; from Dollar, Prestonkirk, Corder, Kinlossie ...

... IRELAND (Fram our own Correspondents.) DUBLIN, Aag. 30. The Rebel Association met yesterday, under tbe Pre- siden«v of ona John Brown, and little was done. _ Artongst the letters from Pacificators read was one from Monygall, in which tlie writer, ...

... seven o'clock on .he Monday night,' and he told us to brin what we had got, rom. arms or any thing we could get, guns, pikes, or a good staff. I know a man named John Williams. He used to live at Biaiua. He was at Zephaniah Williams's that day. I was ...

... Tullamorc, Lord Burge, Wm. Kearslcy, J. H. Walsh, Sir John Clements, Lieut.-Col. Lcfroy, Thos. Wetherell, Sir Charles Cole, Viscount Lefroy, Anthony Wynn, John Cole, Hon. A. H. Lowther, Hon. Col. Young, John Conolly, Colonel Lowther, J. H. tellers. Cooper, ...

... be enabled to purchase certain property. He was not prepared to say that Sir John Colborne had sug- gested any legislative amendment to that measure. On the motion of Lord John Russell, the Lords' amendments on the Jamaica Bill were agreed to although the ...

... ia overtaking it after it had floated to some distance. He placed a rope round the body, and towed it in and landed it. Mr. John Christopher, a Monmouthshire farmer, and Uro- tliei- of the deceased, identified the body. He knew it to bo that wf his brother ...