... evidently the result of a check, Colonel Quinones had marched from Valcarlos on the for Banrca, passing by the manufactory of arms at Arbaiceta, and was to proceed on the 3d to Lumbier, where he was to regain Pampluna. Notwithstanding the affairs of the ...

... being visited by Sir John Purcell, he acknowledged, that Sir John ** had like for him,’’ and was proceeding to shew, until Sir John prevented him, the wounds he had received from the knife, iu his arm. An accomplice, of the ■•me of John ...

... Mc-rpeth. \ i-eount Cole, Sir Philip GreyEgerton. Mr. O'Connell, Lord Murpetlu Mr. John O'Connell, by Lord M *rpeth. Mr. Morgan O'Connell, Lon.’ Morpeth. Mr. Morgan John O’Couuell, the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Mr. Fitzsimon, by Lord Morpith. Mr. W ...

... M. P., by Lord Morpeth; Mr. Bellew, M. P., Lord Morpeth; Sir William Somerville, by the Marquis Conyngham ; Mr. Henry Grattan Sir John Ilobhouse; Major Macnamara, by Lord Morpeth; Mr. Bridgman, 31. P., by Lord Morpeth; Mr. J. H. Talbot, M. P,, by the Earl ...

... The gallery was again cleared for division, but none took place, Lord John Russell stating that thought the sense of the house had been fairly taken the quest on. Mr. 11. GRATTAN begged the house and the public would take note the proceedings of that ...

... Committee the Poor Law Relief ('lreland) Bill. Mr. GRATTAN moved that the 47th, or what was called the emigration clause, be expunged from the Bill. The House divided— For the clau ...

... Fiuhardinge Berkeley, Mr. Boillie, and Mr. Hnrland—Six Tones, five Liberals. Carbnc (hnrvuiih) Committee. Frederick Dundas, John KimdJe, John Henry Low. ther, Lord Klint, Hon. G. H. Cavendish, Philip H Howanl, Thomas Houldworth, Francis Bernard Beamish, Edward ...

... Butler, Char- les C . Vivian, Sir E. T. Trouirtidge, John Hyacinth Talbiot, I-lon. C. C. Cavondish, Spencer Horsey de Horsev, Hon. Jaames Hope Johtiston, John Studholm I3`ro nr-gge, ViscoUnt Alford, and John Dutlop. ?? OF CENSUIIE ON THlE COLONIAL SECRETARY ...

... Majesty's lawful authority, the provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, and the necessity of suppressing rebellion by force of arms, and of sus. pending tbe constitutional Government of Lower Canada, are, in great degree, attributable to the want of foresight ...

... all divisions. If it nut with the sanction of the hoira*, would name Tuesday next for bringing the subject forward. Mr. J. GRATTAN - presented a petition pray ing for the repeal the duty marine insurances. NELSON’S STATUE. Sir E. seeing the Chancellor the ...

... Viscount Alexander. John Bateman, Sir R Bateson, A. Blcnnerhassett, Viscount Castlereagh, lion. II Cole Viscount Cole. M. Conolly, Sir C. Coote, Hon. 11 L. Curry, Hon. G. Darner, John Ellis, Sir E. Hayes, Earl of Hillsborough, John Irsing, Sergeant Jackson ...

... per son John. g_A Turnip Cutter Mr. John Kidd per son Joseph. i Drill Plnue'i Mr. David Wood* per Robt. Grattan. Drill Harrow, Mr. B. per son Ar- T-\ Potato Washer, Mr. John Marshall, Tulljmurry. per 7_WheelH,rrnw. Mr. David WMarter per son ...