... or the other. He tin erstoo that it was true that the yeomanry were in one sense fired at by the people, but not with fire-arms, but merely with stones. That was not the impiession the House could receive tom the expression that the yeomanry had been ...

... former Assemblies, and discussing priori the whole of the business which is to be determined. Dr John Inglis (familiarly called Pope John, or Bishop John —soubriquets which indicate the hiodi place which, by universal consent, is assigned to this very ...

... Sir John Dairy tuple, the General Officer who attended Reform Meeting in Edinburgh, and bandied speeches with the Radicals, has arrived in Lon von, having been sent for bv the King’s command— John Bull. We neglected to state our last that Sir John had ...

... after making a considerable addition to the reserved surplus fund. John aig , sen.. Esq., and Geo. Whitely, Esq., were appointed directors. in the room of John Haigh, jun., Esq. and John Sutcliffe, Esq., who retire. Ilalifu Guardian, ...

... called upon the Ministry lo do justice instead of trusting to bayonets and bullets. The Catholics were procuring arms ; in the North they were armed already, which was the cause of the comparative quiet of that part Ireland. Mr O’Connell here went into details ...

... inflicted. It took place near Portarlington, where the house of man named Michael Kendon was broken open armed men, and himself fired at and i wounded in the arm with slugs, and he and his brother | both beaten aevercly. This took place on the 83d of September ...

... Fruit of every description is plentiful ; and of excellent quality. First Cargo of Nkw Oats fro Ireland the Ospray of Cardigan, John Jones, master, from Dundalk, which sailed from that port the evening of the 20lh, and arrived at Glasgow the morning of ...

... subject Church Reform, that he had measure to introduce for the redemption of tithes, which he thought would satisfactory. Lord John Russell also would introduce bill for regulating Dissenters* marriages; and the other demands of the Dissenters were receiving ...

... A. and the Duchess of B. persons whose names were on the pension list, (Mr Harvey) would find those hon. members all up in arms against it. ( Laughter.) He would say, let all the ladies on that list, from the oldest dowager down the youngest beauty, who ...

... vacant by the demise of Sir John Barton, have been undertaken pro tern, by Earl Howe, with Mr Goodwin (Chief Clerk in the office) as his deputy. The noble Earl is at present on a visit to his father-in-law, the Earl of Cardigan, at his seat, Dean Park, ...

... committee of the fee fund on the retirement of the Sergcant-at Arms. The discussion on the municipal corporation bill then commenced, and the schedules, with some amendments proposed Lord John Russel, were agreed to. The noble lord then moved that the bill ...

... pounds! Shooting Quarters in Ikvrrnbss-shike. 4c.- William Massey Stanley, E has armed at Killir with Lord Fitzharris, and the Count Matoutbcriix, . Col. F«wkes, Capt. John Dixon, and party* amt In.* vermoriston. Capt. Inge, S'ephcnson, Mr Barker and parly ...