... & Mr. John Archibald Murray. Montrose, &e.—Mr. Ross. Perth—Mr. Oliphant. isl ir J. Maxwell. St. ndrews, A. Johnstone: Stir Lord Dalmeny. Wick, 8 Mr. Loch, Wigtown, —Mr, Stewart. TRISH MEMBERS, Antrim Hon. J. B. O'Neill and Earl of Belfast. Arm —Col. Verner ...

... testimony than that in que f two individuals who Sir John Malcolm, from the lips o could not be swayed by any such feelings as those we have alluded to—men whose views in general, and political John views in particular, are as opposite to those of Sir ...

... the measures, and got the odium for them, but not the gratitude. He implored themto grant the proposed delay for inquiry. Sir John supported the motion. Mr. Grote opposed the introduction of military tribunals into Ireland. Military officers might intend ...

... —Waterford Co . Cobbett, illiam—Oldham Grattan, J-—Co. of Wicklow Cornish, J.—Totness Grattaa, Henry— Meath Ewart, \V.—Liverpool |Lalor, Patrick—Queen's Co. • Fancourt, Major—Barnstaple Lambert, H.—Wexford Co. . Fieldcn, John—Oldham Lynch, A. H.—Galway Geo.—London ...

... with the Protestant Church. Mr. wa ...

... flourish without aa blished religion. Mr. Pryme, Mr. Shiel, Mr. Ward, and Mr. Macaulay supported the measure. Mr. Halcomb, and Sir John Hanmer opposed it. Sir RK. spoke with great fervour in opposition te the measure. He contended that Parliament had no right ...

... statement, he aid state Ihe proportion of armed men in each of the prineijial Slates to the population, and the proportion the military expenditure to the revenue. Great Britain, of effective forces, the proportion of armed men to the population was one man in ...

... Whyatt and Mr. John Green, who are implicated in this dreadful affair, are men of property, and respectably connected. It is understood to their intention to remain in concealment until the assizes. The contract of the reforming Sir John Key, ostensibly ...