... Williams, Esq., Thomas Sydenham Clarke, Esq., Horatio James Huggins, Esq., Richard Jennings, Esq., John Wilkin, jun., Esq., John Beccles Hyndman, Esq., John Fisher Murray, Esq., and James Haig, Esq. Sunday morning, a poor woman residing in White Hart- court ...

... Newtownbarry from the attack of a gang of armed peasants, who had beaten the coachman, and some of his father's tenantry. To prevent a rescue of prisoners, they made a party of the 7th remain all night under arms. Lieut. Ritty, 48th regiment, whom the rockites ...

... or suspend, any act of the Imperial Parliament. Lord John Russell intimated his willingness to receive tbe amendment. The Bill then went through Committe with the alterations proposed by Lord John Russell, and was ordered to be reported this day. The ...

... had left in the London and Liverpool packets for New York, with the view of aidinr , the patriots in Lower Canada, and that arms an stores had also been forwarded to the same destination. From inquiries set on foot to ascertain the correctness of such ...

... consciences.—(Cheera.) Another vow been pledged by me, and until the tongue that now gives utterance ceases to apeak—until the arm that ia nerved in its country ® cause falls—never shall it be forgotten or unpursued until Ireland shall be placffl on the same ...

... held before Mr. HiGc;s, end a most respectaMe jury, at the S3lisbury Arms, Dur Lam-street, Strand, upon the body of the Rev. Sir John Head, Bart., who lied su 4 deul , at No. 4, John-street, Adelphi. William Pearce, Esq , of No. - 11, Whitehall-place, ...

... of St. John, in the same open to further consideration. We were aware that, in city, be permanently annexed to the prebend in the said lastthis respect, our former recommendation deviated, in some mentioned collegiate church, now held by John Jennings ...

... advocates of the press—you have heard charges against them, and have weighed the evidence. How say you —are John Russell (commonly called Lord John Russell), and Lord Viscount Melbourne, guilty of treason, robbery, arson, and murder—or are they not guilty ...

... impression on tl:e bouse. With every part it he fully concurred. and be had no doubt that it woald acted upon the noble lord (Lord John Russell) notwithstanding Me coquetting which had taken place. Mr. BAINES said, that notwithstanding the indisposition always ...

... raised the flowers to her face, but scarcely she inhaled their perfume, w h en s h e i ns t an tl y f e ll bac* a corpse in the arms of her husband. All attempts to re. cover her proved ineffectual—she was dead! The 'menaces of Catalina were now remembered ...

... THE ENGLISH CHRONICLE. THURSDAY, JANUARY 25. was by force of arms alone that we could keep those re;ghty de- I minions together as part of this empire; but there was another I and a further system, which was, that having acquired these dominions by various ...

... Brallzon, A. P.; Roblrl Hutton, Esq., 3I.P. ; Lard Fingall, Lord Listnore, Lord Cremorne, Sir John Kennedy, Bart.; JTorn O'Connell, Esq., dl.' ; Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P., arid .Jaues Power, Esq., M.P.; and on the left were seated Daniel O'Connell, Esq ...