... inenltioin was highly import-. I -ar- nor, -is proving the elficiency of that measure. The'fi E.number (if cases of robbery of arms had been reduced o hie fronm 65 to 2 ; and of adtbinistering.unlawful oaths, from. c E. l5 to 5; The 'total nhumber of'otffeces ...

... All offences had been enormously reduced ; there had been 17 killings, there were afterwards three; instances of stealing arms, afterwards two; 135 illegal oaths; afterwards five. These results, he thought, were most gratifying. Mr O’Convei.e declared ...

... subject Church Reform, that he had measure to introduce for the redemption of tithes, which he thought would satisfactory. Lord John Russell also would introduce bill for regulating Dissenters* marriages; and the other demands of the Dissenters were receiving ...

... A. and the Duchess of B. persons whose names were on the pension list, (Mr Harvey) would find those hon. members all up in arms against it. ( Laughter.) He would say, let all the ladies on that list, from the oldest dowager down the youngest beauty, who ...

... distinguished hibself by.his-'vaou-r, fotight twventy- fire battles before he was twenty-five years of age, lost his left arm, bad his right arm severely'shattered by two bullets-passing through it, and tothis daiy carried a bul- Iet in hbody. It was truelie ...

... (Protest- ant, we presume), which Lords Althorp and John Russell are feeding him with, Mr Stanley recoils with horror from the sight; Lord Melbourne only affects disgust, and Lord' Ripon faints away in the arms of the Duke of Richmond; while Altborp, the keeper ...

... Thomas Colley Grattan, 4 vole. es Hajji Baba in England, yv Mr. Aforier, 2 vols. so He bert Lacy, by the Author of Granby 3 vols. to ITAt.YS Romantic Annals, lby Charles Macfarline, Esq. 3 vols. e JACQUELIa of Holland, by T. C. Grattan, 3 vols. ,Tel ...

... but they never were more mistaken.” Sir John Hehschei The Hamburgh Correspondent of the 17th June, has the following from Hanover, dated the 14th The friends of astronomy will be pleased to learn that Sir John Herschel has written from the Cape of Good ...

... tbat ?? and 'a t;livgh.) The Noble Earl's spirit would- arise, -and scare sidme of the present dignified occupants 'from their arm- .chairs-(Laughtdr) -wtuld disturb the Noble Viscoutit -in his slembers-CA 1augh)-aud irter-upt the festivities of Noble P ere ...

... humble . address be preseuted to his Mujesity, praying that lee will .- be graciously pleased to pardon Patrick tlrant and John Bell, editors of the TZ1ue Sun newspacer, imprisoned in the King's Bench prison for the publication ufa libel. s 'Mr h U E ...

... Chapel, to Hamilton, eldest daughter of John - Wright, Esq. of Broom. On the fah September. at Tunbridge Wells, by special BMW. MMUS Henry. Lord el eat son of the Earl of - Carowath, to Mary Anne. relict of the late John Bleehford, Esq. of Altadore, county ...

... the Brunswick steamer, to take a the command of the Western District,, in the room of _ r Sir John Cameron, whose period of service expired on ) Tuesday. Sir John intends to take up: his residence 3 among us, having taken St Alichaels Lodge, late the re ...