... doing some repairs, when he seized hold of her in the most ruffianly manner, and pushed her and an infant which she bad in her arms with much violence into the street. (Nedell had previously been with Mr. Rawlinson to know how he should act, as the fellows ...

... Mr. So rj eant.—Dub/in Evening Post. 1 Monday May 27. . . . . _ At. the sitting or the Court of King's B,ench this morning, John Walsh, one, of the Vice-Presidents of the Trades' Union, *ho was found guilty, on Monday week, of uttering a seditious speech ...

... write, but 1 can only just scribble a little. Mr. Dyer—Arc you always John Green, or do you sometimes assume the title of John Green, Esq. Prisoner—No, 1 never went any other title than John Green. Mr. Dycr^—Did you ever give man named Alexander M’Kimion character ...

... places oi the Vorslberg, bare lately received reinforcements which their number is increased, it is said, 13,000 men, of all arms. It is believed that the cause this measure is the presence of the Poles in Switzerland, which gives reason to apprehend that ...

... upon the subject of exportation of arms and ammunition to belligerents towards whom this ?? try observed a state of neutrality ? He said—-' Steam-ve=sels may go, but they must go without arms ; and so also may arms as a matter of merchandise ; and, however ...

... of his, Sir John Campbell, had made oh- those requisite qualifications. (Hear, hear, hear.) '. l :h B , servatioan i upon the government unbecoming in a British question then was, as the gallant member for Worceete• officer. He knew Sir John Campbell, and ...

... had proved unfounded with respect to them. He would quote another instance: it was taken from the copy of a dispatch from Sir John Carmichael Smyth to Lord Goderich. The dispatch stated that 165 liberated American Negroes were wrecked and landed at the Bahamas ...

... ■R niav tVrvtwood, Kaß*.-|d, I John Wararr. BtaiN*'«. h.tlr. ..ilk, IK. W. rUlrr.Telmb.^ Jame% Biilingay, ttxhert Aastea, Usbridgs. For the Coanty «f tarry. Mr. Ricta-d Beora. Ckcfttcy. Sir. Robert Cooke, Gaildford. John Cot, rnydoa. Skrulwola and Lsiaberl ...

... Strutt, Edward, Derby Gillon, W. D., Falkirk Sullivan, Richard, Kilkenny Grattan, Henry, Meath Talbot, James, Athlone Grattan, James, Wicklow Talbot, J. H. NeW Ross Gully, John, Pontefract Vigors, N., darlow ' Kennedy, James, Tiverton Walker, C. A. Wexford ...

... he wished to refer. It had been said that Sir John Campbell had s1poken In a manner unbecoming an, officer of the King, the Minis- ter's, and the Parliament. He (Sir H .Hardinge) had served with Sir John Campbell during the Peninsular War, when that officer ...

... surplus fund.—Mr. O'CONNELL, Mr. Hums, Mr. D. W. HARVEY, Mr. GISBORNE, Colonel DAVIES, Mr. F. CosiNon, Mr. GROTE, Mr. H. GRATTAN, Mr. J. HEATHCOTE, Mr. D. BaowNE, and others, virtually opposed the withdrawal of the clause, and characterized the proposition ...

... the country had had, it was impossible to accuse Ministers of advancing either too fast or too far—(loud cheering). Mr. H. GRATTAN said that Much had been thrown out as to its being an unconstitutional proceeding to attempt to frighten the House of Lords ...