... MARRIAGES BILL. On the motion of JOHN RUSSELL, the Louse went into committee this bill. Clauses 2f to the end were agreed to with some verbal amendments, and the report was brought up, and ordered taken into consideration on liursdav next. EXCISE I.ICENSIiS ...

... ter in the Coldstream Regt. of Foot Guaids.is .Morse, not Moore. Commission the Loid Lieutenant of the County of Cardigan. Royal Cardigan Miiitla (Rifles.) —Lieutenant Henry Touchel Davies to be Captain, vice Phillips, promoted, June 2t. MONTHLY MILITARY ...

... decide*l the case in favour of the view taken the Treasurer. Tiik Catholic Ahkociation had a me»t-inR at the Corn on Tuesday, H. Grattan, . in the chair. Two facts,” says the Dublin Erening Mail, highly satisfactory to the government no douht appear on the face ...

... took place in Use Corn Exchange. On the motion of W.F.Finn, Esq., M.H., the ..hair was taken at half-past three o'clock H. GRATTAN, Esq., M.P. After discussion, relative to some motions which the chairman intended to have brought fi rward, had terroi nated ...

... registered arms in licland, and tbearms in the handso t drowned The,, were some otbei ihl- yeomanry. saw in the Morn„g that > but weIC much frightened at the day account statement made by Mr. Nunn, ' \ unable to give any assistance that would keep arms and dare ...

... Prosperous. Long, Shoreham, grain ; Thomas, Murphy, Bnstol, ditto; Idus, Hollis, Southampton, enws and butter; Lord John Russell, Clark. St. Johns, N. B. ballast; Francis, Williams, from Ross to Neath, ditto Solway, Burton, pout, general cargo. At the time ...

... presided. Henry Harrison Briscoe, Esq., treasurer to the society, filled the vice-president’s chair, and George Briscoe anJ John Walsh, Esqrs., and Dr. Higginbotham, acted as stewards. soon as the cloth had been drawn, the noble chairman proposed The King ...

... since October last ; Michael Mahony, over jii in gaol over six months ; James Tobin, 41, and Gaoett Walsh, 51, new cases ; John Cat nett, 70. in . paid since October ; and Janies Lyons, just recovered °U ;Mtnos-ible (observed Mr. McCarthy) to read that ...

... with death who should dare to purchase it. Mr. Barry’s woodranger (although armed with a hlund-rhuss, and accompanied four men) was attacked on the highway, near Spring, two armed men, who heat him severely and disarmed him of his blunderbuss; such the system ...

... burnt, for which a reward of was offered by government; on the eeroe day an attack six bouses by armed multitude which deprived the inhabitants of their arms, reward offered by government ; on the 17th of January an attack a bouse and the madder of one ...

... that pacificators were appointed in the three above named parishes, viz.: —John O’Alara, Esq., Richmond, an old and efficient patriot ; Daniel Murpfiv,of Clonmorc, Esq. ; and John Mara, of Killea, Esq. ; Mr. Lamgau, y _ I have but little doubt but the ...

... at Berios.*’ To such dishonour has the policy of the Whig Radical government exposed the arms uf England - the arms not only of Winded aotantee a, but the arms ot King's forces Marines. With such relentless cruelly has the blood of Englishmen been squandered ...