... Magistrates. Mr. J. GRATTAN condeinned . the notion of resorting to military aid,' when the existing laws were quite sufficient to put down the lawless split complained of. After a few words from MrC . RuTuvEL and Mr. 11. GRATTAN, the Petition was laid ...

... d eierclse with slicks with baskets end, and had been apprehended under supposition that they had been training tbc use of arms for the purpose of subverting the constitution. An occurrence this surely demanded an ciplanation from tbe Under Secretary ...

... Cloughballymore, taking arms, and administering unlawful oaths. Mr. Serjeant O’Loghlin conducted the prosecution. . . . John O’Brien and Patrick Monssy (approvers) swore that they accompanied the prisoners to several houses to take arms on the night of the ...

... the two or three Igewribers who remained on:noir:4de ou the first Opposition Bench was Sir Robert Peel, to whom, hoarier Lora John Russell, In passing, did not fall to give an invitation to Jo is him. hut which was °echoed by the Right Hon. Baronet, with ...

... Manchester, Vale, Genoa, &c• • Star, Walsh; and Royalist, Vale, Smyrna, &c. •Sophia Pate, Meadows, Triestq..St. John, Decent, Recovery, Gorley, and Arm, Silly, Lisbon. .Alfred, Be la Forge, Antwerp. ••Charies, Itooms, Ostend ••. Tampitc,. Sprowle, St. Petersburgh ...

... —Ordered to be committed.—Mr. J. Grattan repented a petition relative to the Galway FranAise.—Adjourned at half-past five o'clock. jriDap'o I.o►►Do►► aortic. BANKRUPTS. George 'arrived, Ehary street. Pimlico. builder John Harry Dvvy, Drury lane. conch ...

... WARWICK, Friday, March 30. (Crown Court.) Before Mr. Juslice J.P arkE. ) John Dunks, a farmer’s labourer, aged 4/, was indicted tor the wilful murder of Mary Green. It appeared from the evidence that the deceased Mary : Green, who more commonly went the ...

... From all accounts he had heard , the vessels were not armed ; one vessel was pierced for guns, but another was laden with arms; and was there, t he would ask, any law in this country which precluded arms and military stores from being exported way of , m ...

... Leader, N. P. Oovle. Sir J. M. M Namara, W. N. Walker, C. A. Duncombe, T.S. Mullins, F.W. Wallace. T. Grattan. J. Musgrave, Sir R. VVyse, T. Grattan, H. O’Ferrall, R.M. 7 ' - Hume. J. Parnell, Sir H. Lambert, H. claim from us. What do these stanch church-and- ...

... Jennings, Curate of Westmeon, to the Rectory of St. John the Evangelist, Westminster. The Rev. J. Stevenson, Curate of Witley and Thurs. ley, to the Rectory of St. Peter's Cheesehill, near Winchester. The Rev. John Hall has been presented by the Lord Chancellor ...

... Captain Weddcrburn Mackenzie, Wm. Forbes Mackenzie, of Portmore, Wm. Mackenzie, of Muirton, John Whitefoord Mackenzie, W. S. Roderick Mackenzie, W. S., and John Mackenzie, Lettclew. Esquires, be a Committee—three to be quorum; Captain Wm. Mackenzie, ...

... vey inffecual truggles hetw~a-e YU i o anheei' the overmen Iroc sch Cntets wcl arry 'nff even UOOso worse than1 def a'. Sir Johns Harvoy, ajrBrowo~;]~ Ftirzeerald, have already deprecated in th atronges 'e r O eunploviment of thle coinstabulary. ithdsw ...