... 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 ...

... Gurney Papers. By the The American Bobadil. By Editor T. C. Grattan, Esq. ) Admiral Lord Mt'izenderk's Retrospection Narrative. By the late Letters from Ireland. Be e Watty Cockney, Esq John Carne, Esq. Edilted by the Author of The Lesson of Life. By ...

... Evening. Apply in London at 35, Leadenicall Street; 69, Loin- bard treet; 37, Regent Cirene; or 61,:Charing Cross. In Ginsgo, to JOHN MATHER, Glassford Street. f In Edinburgh, at 8, Waterloo Place, tof R. W. HAMILTON. , LEITI AND HAMBURGH. The JA ES WAT Steam ...

... rather a desirable circumstance. But Lord John Russell refused to agree to such a step at so early an hour as twelve o’clock, and the motion of Brothcrton was therefore outvoted by a majority of 219 to 58. Mr J. Grattan then moved that the Chairman report progress ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... Sir John Colborne had been to Quebec to concert precautionary measures with Lord Durham. The men-of-war in the river had been dispatched to Nova Scotia for all the disposable troops in that colony and New Brunswick. It was understood that Sir John Colborne ...

... days of Orange rejoicing in that country on the I st and 12th July. Sir R. PEEL partly responded to the proposition of Lord JOHN, but defended the clergy generally from the imputation. This led to an interesting discussion, in which the Tories, on the ...

... 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 ...

... Manager's Note Book is this month occupied with historical reminiscences of Mrs Wells and John Edwin; and there is another budget of the amusing Papers of a Gentleman at Arms by Brownrigg. Douglas Jerrold has the first part of an interesting household romance ...

... had received from the Home Office, from which it appeared the Government were likely to take the matter into consideration —John Branding, Esq., proposed the last resolution, for raising subscriptions to reward those persons who risked their lives in saving ...