... through the day bringing in arms from the settlers around. On Thursday, the 29th, I saw a great many strange negroes, who, as I understood, belonged t o Ch esterfield, Retrieve, Richmond Hill, and Belvidere, some of them with tire arms and others with lances ...

... Francis —Wirwickshire Acheson, Viscount—A rmngh co. Lee, John 1.. H—Wells Belfast, Earl of—Antrim county Lefevre, Chas. S.—Hampshire Bodkin, John J.—Galway Leigh, T. C.—Wallingford Boyle, Hon. John—Cork city Lemon, Sir Chas., Bt.—Cornwall Brabazon, Vis ...

... counties of Carlow, Kilkenny, Queeci's County, and Tipperary, was supported by a ?? diangerous, illegal, and, in some cases, armed ! which, unless It were put down, could not fail to be applied to the promoting of other usjects by the resistarce of the law ...

... u . B ble according to provisions in the correct, but had been put to Prodon, had come .o the Xof mention. I. that of Sir John been adopted in ignorance of ,^ ce l^aT . ’with respect to was one had long studied. (Hear, hear.) , »hi« ct&c hon. and toned ...

... truth ot 7 defended the accuracy Lieut Drummond’s calculations that Professor Airey of Cambridge ProfessorWallis Edinburgh Sir John Herscbel were distinctly in favour principle Lieut Mr DAVIES said which adopled Lieut given borough proper and Mr felt satisfied ...

... petition from Waterford, denounced Lord Grey’s declaration. He was followed Mr. Shiei, in the same strain: and Mr. Henry Grattan, who achieved the somewhat difficult exploit of talking more violently and stupidly than the one or the other. The changes ...

... continued ; but with regard to the charge made by the Noble Earl, of his having declined to state his determination to support the arm of the law when the Committee was appointed, he could only ask if any other sentiments had ever been delivered by him, and if ...

... Buckle, of Woiver- hampton. rch inst. aged 63, Mr. John Soule, for yeors a and Worcester. Most respectable on the Severn, betwee Bristol oth inst. at Wiverton Hall, near Bingham, aged 46, Mary, wife of John Musters, E sq. of Colwick and An- nesiey Halls—the ...

... ditto. Charles Edward Hanford, Esq., to be ditto. John Joseph Martin, Esq., to ditto. James Taylor, Esq., to be ditto. Theodore Price, Esq., to be ditta John Somerset Pakington, Esq., to be ditto. John Howard Dalton, Esq., to ditto. Thomas Henry Cookes ...

... with them their arms and baggage; the rest, to the number of or 200, entered Cesena, where they were received by different families, who were most anxious to afford them an asylum. They, however, took the precaution of giving up their arms, in order to prevent ...

... which he found had been supported Lord Brougham, Sir Thomas Denman, Mr. Rdw. Ellice, Sir John Hobhonse, Mr. G. Lamb, Sir J. Newport, Mr. Spring Rice, and Lord John Russell. Lord Wicklow's speech, which was very able |and spirited one, concluded with reference ...

... resolution that the wealth of the church should lie reduced ; and was supported by Mr. Edward Ellis, Mr. Spring Rice, Lord John Russell and Mr. Brougham. A pledge bad been given tbe present cabinet, which honour and policy would compel them to redeem ...