... to continue for one year, and to the end of the then next Session, the Acts regarding the importation and the keep- ing ol arms in Ireland. Mr HUME mov. d that copies of the reports of Messrs. Vilhers and Bowring on foreign commercial relations, and of ...

... damaged. The storm was felt with equal violeuce all round the neighbourhood. At Bramley, the house of Mr. Morley, the Cardigan Arms Inn, was struck with the electric fluid, but material damage was done. At the Leeds Barracks, it entered at a window uuder ...

... in Ireland praying for a repeal of the Union, for the total abolition of tithes, for relief from local taxe_, and one from John Leary, a person under transportation, complaining of unjusi treatment, which were all laid on the table —Mr. Fitzsimon presented ...