... the Chief, or the officer commanding detachment. After some observations from Mr. H. Grattan and Sir C. Dalhiac, the motion was withdrawn at the suggestion of Lord John Russell. Sir CriAnt.vs Manners Sutton.— Whitehall, Feb. 28. The King has been pleased ...

... hi, warrant forthwith for wjlh sucb charged on the oath of * J„ o ‘. man uueomphcaled outrage. | - committed in broad armed eight armed ruOis . nf a wayda, liglit, .11.1 . m *, , lain wait for him laying conspiracy ; for they the I.imikiln. the tcene of ...

... populace. We will give the speeches in our next BOROUGH COLERAINE. Coleraine, August 12. Sir John Brydces, npon having been by the Rev. Thomas Richardson, and seconded John Cromie, £jq. was this day re-eleeted a Burgess of this Corporation, upon which occo>ion ...

... conducted. He begged to ask if the issue of arms had not been continued, and whether it was the intention of Government to increase the amount of the yeomanry forcef Mr. STANLEY explained. There had been an issue of arms since the period alluded to, but was ...

... the Fair Head and Rathlin. the unremitting exertions of John Sharpe, this town, the cargo has been landed, and the sloop hauled out the bay, without suffering the least injury. A young man, named John Brown, of this place, gallantly attempted to swim to ...

... Thursday, the Arms, new Palace-yard, London—Lord Killeen in the chair. Among the members were Ibe following :—Lord Lord CaMlercaMli, Lord Cole, Lord George Hill, the Hon. J. Boyle, toe Hon. Colonel Litz jbbon, the Hon. C. I). Play ney, Sir John Burke, Sir ...

... for this county commenced to-day. There are four candidates —namely, the Hon. R. Plunkett, Gustavus l.ambart, E>q,, Henry Grattan, Esq., and Morgan O’Connell, Esq.— Nothing was done to-day beyond putting the candidates in nomination. The great Agitator ...

... were only allowed to remove out this horrible den two hours out of the for exercise. A helmet which had been produced by Mr. Grattan in the House of Commons, on the occasion of an inquiry into the state the prisons of Dublin, and which had been used in them ...

... respectable jury, who gave as their verdict*that the deceased, John Lowry, came to his death by the visitation of God.* lbid. are authorised to state, that a letter has been received by John Trcdcnnick, Esq. from Sir Charles Style, Bart., dated October ...

... lire policeman, who hod pursued the armed robber, dead, having been shot in the hre.uK. The other two were taken up to Mr. Smith’s, and fully identified. Further Particulars. —The policeman who was shot was named John Malone. has left wife and children ...

... launch at the time the boats parted. In Hie . w.-ie I.dward Sloiu, boatswain. Jame* -Major, Robert II John Copeland, seamen; Jacob Allen, .•• ...

... on the 2|,t f remher last examined the bw.ly.tf ihe there wa* » e ir eulnr mark on the neck, and mark* the arm* nearly circular • the irks the arm. appeared a* if made tire hard grasp d hand; tliere was also a mark the chest «* if made some rounded body; ...