... HOUSE OF COMMONS—Friday, Sept. 4. Upon the Speaker taking the chair. The S?rjeant-at-Arms communicated to the house the fact of Norman M*Lean, one of the witnesses in General Darling’s case, having escaped from the keeping of the messenger in whose custody ...

... to do all that can be required.- (cries of no, no Mr. Hawes, Sir E. Codrmgton, and Mr. French urged Mr. Grattan to make the required . Mr, H.GRATTAN—AII that want to know is. whether the right hon. and gallant officer meant by the language be used, or ...

... hence from Richibucto, is supposed to be lost in Cardigan Bay. The William and James, Macough, from Cadiz to Uoscolyn. with sails split, loss of anchor, and otherwise damaged, bound to this port. The Johns, , from Dundalk to the Ribble, was wrecked on little ...

... life the 4th of May, 1831.” Sir John Gore has also contribvted series of models of implements of husbandry used by the natives of the Deccan in Hindostan, end there also recently contributed Malay Jingal (coat of arms), and various implements of war taken ...

... to exminine it* detail*. Tbeß order *b» ■ that he «u not in the house »ben tbe bill been and had not seen it until ha bad armed [in Dublin.”'??’ noble duke then read tbe letter of the Lord Mayor, whid> forth, that in measure so seriously affecting the ...

... Flood made an attempt to revive the old laws, but failed. In 1783 a proposition to the same effect was supported by Mr. Grattan in vain. In 1797 Mr. Vandclcur made a motion with the same view*—this attempt was abortive. Thus we see that absenteeism person ...

... Instalment BiU. Mr. O’CONNELL remarked, that this Bill had passed through the other House without opposition. (Hear.) Mr. H. GRATTAN gave notice, that next Sewion ehonld move, that Tithes in Ireland be abolished, in name end substance also motion, as the ...

... Unmasked.” The Times ascribes the pamphlet the elder Grattan ; hut this is a mistake, though a natural one. The pamphlet was written, in imitation of his father’s preposterous and affected style, Henry Grattan, the younger, now member for the county of Meath ...

... stood next him the c.crk, for tbc purpose of verting. In the struggle fur reform, Scotland bad had fur ;■ being entered. | and John Bull, iturdy fellow as he wa«, bad not forgotten look was then asked, on what day the month father to himself. But Ireland ...

... in the timber duties. IRISH CHURCH. An Hon. Member presented a petition from Sheffield in support of the Irish church. Mr. GRATTAN remarked that the Protestant establuh. ment had been on the in Ireland for the last three years, and now the stilts were rotten ...

... victimised John Bull, is to get them to move one step. 1A hen P Would booked betimes for the Devil’s Fly, b ecn taken, others will be taken. We are a '°“ ‘® Like their kindred spirita of Beverley, the Commissioner! propose to deJ with p And lucky John be rid ...

... s against Mrs. Liston and Mrs. Ambrose, those of other people’s, was almost astonished that that Cornelius Cregan, John Quin, and John Keidy, were lined figure did not fall from ito place, when such a change was 31. f or assaulting James Harnett. made ...