... persons acquainted with the inhabitants, to leave this at ciock this morning, and to there and search for arms, not without hopes taking Miotte. Some arms were taken, and two leading agitators brought in, who remain lotexamination to-morrow. I also learned ...

... : — Mr. John Durham, Mr. Thomas CundalejMr. John Stevenson, Mr. Thomas Severs. Mr. Michael Fox ton, Mr. Francis Thompson, Mr. Wm. Peacock, King-street, Mr. John Kearsley, Mr. Henry Burlinson, Mr. John Rollinson, Mr. Handley Stevenson, Mr. ...

... had received some settlement their claims. (Hear.) Sir G. EVANS said there was no thing starvation amongst the men, for Lord John Hay was ready render any assistance that they might have required ; and even though they might return to England. Sir HENRY ...