... Into their own hands, anid annihilate a system that was so repugnant to every notion of justice (hear, hear !]. Mr. HENRY GRATTAN said that be would take that opportu- nity of stating, that he held Iu his haind extracts from official docu- ments, by w~htch ...

... argue thait a roan having armns to defeatd himself, refused to use them when he was assailed with stones. Thre man waho did arm asosm he inure tLan mortal, a..d have pea.. sessed mtore than even mIlitary forbearance. As to wounding women and children, ...

... ordinary avocations to be armed with such a weapon ats that used to inflict on the policeman a mortal wound. It could not be credited that the man who killed Cully was en- gaged In his ordinary occupation, but that he went armed to the Reefinsg for the ...

... Clay, Wmn.-Toverr Hiamlets Potter, R.-Wigan Curtelr, H. B.-Eait Sussex Poulter, John-Sbaftesbury Curtels, Captain-Rye Pryse, Pryse-Cardigan lDsshsvood G. H.-Bucks Romlily, John-Brldport Dykes, F. L B.-Ceckermouth Rlomilly, Edwd.-L'sdlow Evans, Wm.-Lelcester ...

... L rU DUNCANNON: It Is only in cases xvhere the number of Grand Jur tia pa e -tr wva lesn thian required by law. 1Mr. J. GRATTAN ttougm thto alterations suggested by the Nble L; .! wet c tar t Inirovo rrnents. Af er h f- w - d s fro-nt M:. RUTHVE.T, Mr ...

... ance withthe late Ed. mund liean; by T. C. Grattan, IEqq.-The Factory; i Poem by the Hon. Mrs. Norton,-Dlck D,,Ieful ; a Sketch from Nature, by the Author of Paul Pry.--The Divorcde Dreote; a Tale, by John Basikn, Esq-Seasouable Ditties ; by Thomas ...

... witnesses connected with the Tea Trade were, Mr. Richar Twining, Mr. James Coutins, Mr.Edmund Edward Antrobus, MI William Fry, Mr. John Miller l(of the firm of Garrat and Co,) Mr. Wililam Brocksopp, Mr. Edward Edwards, Mr. William Ship ity (of the firm of Catheral ...

... In the cront, hem- med round by pitkpockets. The plisorer stood ncxt to the pro- secutor, and, when the crowd woved, put one arm round the prosecutor's walist, and with the other pulled the w-tch out of the prosecutor's fob. WItness distinctly fass the ...

... Rector of Drn- muoree, Westmeath, Ireland, to Mary, daughter of the late B. Balgrie, E q , rf Mldgarty, Satherludslire.-Sib, at John-atreet, GreenheadDr.C.Bryce, toLoulsa, orly daughter of thelate Dr.Gor- don, Miuister of Saor-At Sr. James'a, Piccadilly, Lieut ...

... POLICE. B3ow-STREET,.A COUNTRYMAN IN LONDON.- JOHN FERGUSON, a young man of respectable appearance, was yesterday brought up, charged with having burst open the door of James Nettle, living at No. 4, Brown's-buildings, Clare-market, and with assaulting ...

... try '. C. Grattan, Esq. On tire let l.onrary, tlei1TriATtl.i, by Larb Ciharlotte Bdury. Piritriaed Ior H. Coihur.r, by It, Benrtley. aird wild by all hoolnoetlers. Agents for contlaird, Bell arid Biuadfitre, Ealibuhr0.; ariafo ltaIrl.[ad, John Carmmini ...

... capable of assassination ; but If I do perish, my fall shall be a bloody one. I have plenty of arms- good Damnaacus b1a~es ; I uase no gones ; & while I have an arm to wield a hanjims, iheie barren rocks shall have a banquet of sJlsugh- ter before my face ...