... 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 ...

... was sent train Sligo oil thu 22d. Lord MORtPETH: Aiid forwarded from Dublhji on Fri. day [hear, hear t)! CJJURChl LANDS. Lord JOHN RUSSELL gave notice that on one fluy durn the week aflter next, though lie could not, according to thle roes Ittuhos, lath ...

... GASKELL, Mr. COLQUHoUN, Mr. WYNN, Lord EASTNOR, Mr. HORSMAN, Mr. PLUMIrPTRE, aUJI Mr. HOGG, until Sir EDWARD SUDDEN taunted Lord JOHN RUSSELL with not having delivered his opinions as leader of the Government; but Sir EDWARD had little reason to rejoice in ...

... combat these I rt ,would be by arming and favouring the population I ts of towns, and setting the dregs of the streets to 10 resist the beggars of the mountains. But the ie precious Ministry of Spain has a terror of arming LT or encouraging national guards ...

... mratde, bat at onces entitring the arena of controversy, putting forward tiigltty charges, and supporting them by a fory of arms santi stonti of lihows list Tic) Men mauy dare to encouniter-wltet I sce them carried oil tusih legs by a too generous rivalry ...

... CORPORATIONS (IRELAND) BILL. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said hle wished to oall the attention of the right honourable baronet to a subject on Whvich, perlhaps, the right honourable baronet would give him al answer on Monday. He (Lord John Russel) lihad already stated ...

... on Friday last, when lie was absent, it would not be dealing liirly with hsiim to deoiy bni the pru- sent opportunity. Lord JOHN ItUSSELL said lie would not object to the honourable and gallant gemitlenian bringieg lorward his motion, because hae considered ...

... claimed to haive had, a right to $101 j. l~s election, set forth that at tite last election ue' duabnrn, TULOIUS Gladstone, John LEsthrope, and I Ifockworth. Eliquires, wecre candidates; that a poll en iefrn ?? et, Esq.,& returning officer, the esss. ...

... that MIAllum was not suffi- ciently identified. The next vote impeached was that of John Tall, mar- chant, for bribery. John Heady, the proprietor of the Carpenters' Arms, de- posed that lie went to Linwood's house, in which the dis- trict committee of ...

... were both armed with swords, and when taken were travelling in the direction of Pele Island. Your Excellency will recollect that this Sutherland was the commander of the party who took possession of Bois Blanc Island, and to which the armed schooner belonged ...

... of 11Noursnaliaut. Papers of& Ga ntletoulant Arms, Subjects for Pictures, by Miss edited by HI. Breovwrigp, Lest. Lan donsTtsfnge' oe0k MyFirst Visit to Biossnls, by Tiwsst taoogr' Noteva ?? T. . Grattan, Esq. The Great NOoa6slited, by Bta Notes on the ...

... aside on fair terms. But however this may be, we protest against the doc- trine that the Legislature should remain with their arms folded and make an attempt to pre- serve the country against calamities which must recur again and again if a due remedy be ...