... Dav. Geo. San.eman. Ear, ply Sir David Milne, K. C. B. Robert Pltcah'n, Esq John Jardine, Esq. 'Capt. J. D. Boswell, R. N. Rt. Macleod, REq. M.P. !James P~llans, Esq. 'John Borthivick-, Esq. !Geu rge Brown, Eaq. dire Sutherland Macirenzle. Esq. Alanager ...

... O'Connor, F. Fitesimon, c Ruthven H. 5. Irish Mealcrs who hare aot as yet disclaiered. Barry, G. S. Grattan, James Nagle, Sir R. I Betle, [L aM. Grattan, H. O'CoinetI, E. Batroo, It . . or, P 'o~lM Chapman, InS. L. Lanmbert, IT. Roche, D. Daunt, W. 0. ...

... edg of music antd command of his violin. CoNVIcToNs. - Onl Tuesday last, before Mr' Al ermman Dixon, Richard Satufdharm, John Bell, r'llamas Brindle, Thomas Scholes, George Fletcher, ani itichiard Lawrensoo, were finied 5s. each, and CqtS, for playing ...

... Of Captain Rock aud hia family. Mr. J. Brown said he knew that all classes in Ireland were anxious to have this Bill. Sir John Key felt that in addressing the House for the first lime, after the debate hud been pro. tracted to so unusual a length, and ...

... When they enter houses their principal business is to away, several having to return to the interior, ere they crossed obtain arms; but the Kilkenny Regulators, as the Whitethe channel, that the council broke up. on that day una voce.— feet sometimes ...

... Littleton • • Sir J. Wrottesley R. N. Shaw .• Lord Henniker. • .. C. Tyrell• • • - Sir H. Parker • • .. W. J. Denison • • John Leech • • .• Major Beauclerk J. I. Briscoe • • H. B. Curteis • • C. C. Cavendish • • Lord Surrey • • Lord G. Lenox • - .. Sir ...

... greed jury and corporation sys_(Cheers'tre, anth.eand the establishment of an armed pol t _!ae lid The consequence of arming _he mntrY 11. 07; r i Ten was, that the people had armed m could 11° 1. trneli - ;ce• In the north Ireland, they were burgh a nian ...

... rights of the leaseholders under those nobl eme n were taken into consideration. There was an express reservation to John Leigh, John Myers, and others, that, if they could establish claims, as lessees, or otherwise, included in the said pui chase, they ...

... peace and safety of indivi-. duals, and the unity and integrity of the empire It was against a systetm of assembling men in armed bodies; against. a system of rgiulatc.ordanizatidn, violatgn the . rights of piopertyi and inflicting death, for the double ...

... Anwyl, C. Jones, Daniel Jones, John Breeze, Daniel Mor- • • Himself and him, wherein her aid he needed. Foreman.-Mr. Coroner, we are all unanimously of opi n i on 1 ? , gen, of Aiachyrilleth, David Davies, of Cardigan, Wm. Rees puttees . , spoke to the ...

... ENT A;llieitoi tt tcbtt ntt itttoi ,/Ctetrle substq~tlilleritajneors' nimed in an t t't1 h I John Petgter autO 1*11. t t3 f d tak~Ptl iltsruril~l~ltltl of l, ...

... the law, the sooner it's altered the better.-Adjourned. . HOUSE OF COM1ONS, Thzursday, June S. TITHES tN INttLAND.-Mr. 11. Grattan complained i that houses had been broken open, in Ireland, for tithesC by the police and the tuilitary. Lord A/I/lorp said ...