... short debate ensued, after which the gallery was cleared for a division. It was negatived by 219 against it, and for it. Mr. GRATTAN then moved that the following words be added to the motion Notwithstanding that the Hon. Members for the county and city ofCork ...

... the Irish Poor Law Bill, and the discussions on tiie various clauses occupied the whole evening. HOUSE COMMONS—FRIDAY. Lord JOHN RUSSELL made the same statement that Lord Melbourne made the House of Lords, respecting church acvothiuodatiou iu Scotland ...

... Bill, and the Turpentine Penalties Bill, were read second time. Lord Morpeth and Lord John Russell brought in three bills,to prevent improper persons from having arms in Ireland to amend the Grand Jury Presentment (Ireland) Act, and to amend the Dublin ...

... the knife, which the prisoner drew across his hand, and then cut him twice across the arm, at the samo time exclaiming, You , you have got it ! The prosecutor's loft arm was deeply cut, und tho muscles were divided. The prosecutor fainted from loss of blood ...

... Clanricarde having appointed his uncle, Sir John Burke, vicelieutenant of the county during his ambassadorial residence ct St. Petersburg. The example has not been followed. —Sunday Paper. The widow of Henry Grattan (par excellence), the Irish patriot, died ...

... Curtis Mr. Joseph Care Mr. F. Cox Mr. John Clarke Mr. Stephen Elliott C. D. Griffith. Eoq. Mr. Francis Mr. K. Hickmin* Mr. Jas Joplen Messrs. Thos. & B. Leaver Mr. John Lawrance William Esq. Mr. Thomas Matthewi Mr. John Paice Mr. Charles Paice Mr. Wm. Piatt ...

... seeking for a stray cow, discovered a large body of armed men ia the woods, and gave information of the circumstance to the Indians, who were then assembled church. They immediately seized what arms they could procure, such as muskets, tomahawks, and ...