... our language. My colleague, Lord John, thinks to govern the dis“ satisfied colony with resolutions instead of with re“ solution—paper against Papineau won’t do—if we “send out hard words we must send out men and “arms to back them, or the people will ...

... Brabazon, M.P.- PRhart Hutton, Esq. 1V.P.-Lord Fingall, Lord Lis- ,ore, Lord Cromorrra. Sir Joihn Kennedy, Birt.-John O'Connell, Esq. hi.P.-H,rv Grattan, Esq. A.P. and Jartes Power, Esq. AL.P.-and on the left were seated D. O'Connell, Esq. M. P.-George Evans ...

... Williana ?? Gaily Knight, ,UP,-Ur Robert Blackmore, on his appointmnent as one of her Maljeety's Hen. Corps of Gentlemen at Arms -M~rJ. Lech-Mr H. Story-Sir Eardiley Wilmot-Sir F. Pudlgrave, K H.-Sir C. Aldis, to present his ' Trea- tiseo on the Natulre ...

... with; but the charge which they preferred was-that the revolt in Cauada, the necessity for putting down that revolt by force of arms, the necessity for measures of extremne severity by the suspension of constitutional right, might have been averted if ordinary ...

... ' _. ' Countess of Cardigan ( late Lord and Lady _^ Brude- ' hell ) may _also be expected honie from India shortly . _^ Sir John Camptell . —We are much • gratified _in be- _ ing able to state ' that the _Attorney-General-Sir John 7 _Caropbell , _is ...

... Li ton until after the coronation. It is said they will he s. do ceeded by the 1 Itb light dragoons, nnd that the Earl of Cardigan, the Colonel, has engaged Hale's Place for his residence. 2d Dragoone-Lieutenant-Colonel Wyndhnrs, Cap- hr tain Millar, ...

... the country. Several other petitions were presented, and the house adjourned. COMMONS. Moxdav, Mat 14. TITHES (IRELAND.) Lord John then moved the order of the day for going into committe to consider the resolutions respecting tithes. His lordship said that ...

... on Saturday. The Irish distillers were accompanied by the following M. P.’s—Messrs O’Connell, Power, Callaghan, Hutton, H. Grattan, and J. Hume. The Scotch distillers by the following—the Lord Advocate, Lord J. Stuart, Sir C. Adam, General Arhuthnot, Captain ...

... Wilmot's amendment 178 72 Majorily . • • Adjourned. Tuesday, May 29. Mr moved that the thanks of the house be given to the Rev. John Vane, the chaplain, for the sermon preached by him in the morning before the house, at St Margaret's Church, Westminster, and ...

... EDINBURGH AND LEITH HUMANE ,,,SOCIETY, DISPENSARY, AND (P CASUALTY HOSPITAL. HE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING T will ie held in ST JOHN'S CHURCH, CoNe STTUTntsot STREET. LE2TiF, on FRIDAY next (TO- 3I&RRO1iA) at Seven o'lrcrk evening. Ladies nnd Gentlemen, and ...

... fur the purpose of settling all their little village differences, in the saene way ns is now practised in the Emerald Isle. Grattan finishes his powerful portrait of the fate of a gamb- ler, in My First Visit to Brussels ; and An Old Friend with a New ...

... I (Ireland) bill, and the Kings- town and Dublin harbour bill, were read a third timeand passed. The bill to continue tire arms (Ireland) act was with drawn. The vagrant ac4 amenilment bill was read a second time, and committed for Saturday next. The ...