... for the protection of the city from the vengeance of Sheriff M'Leod, iias been organised, armed, and equipped, the law directs every man to sleep with his arms beside him, dreaming of blood and battle. Uur neighbours of Rochester enter heart ami soul ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Mr. Gratlan, which was not heard in the gallery, but which created titter from the Opposition ) Why should not the son of Grattan say—(here the cheers and laughter drowned the remainder of the sentence.) The English people, too, are auditors your taunt ...

... Col. Gillon, WI) Price. Sir Anson, Sir C. Cordon, R Prothoroe, Archbold, R Goring, H Prime, G Attwood, T Grattan, .1 Prvse, Bainbridge, T Grattan, Pusej, Baines, F. Greenway, C Ramsbottom J Ball, N Grey, Sir E Redmgton, I Bannerman. A Grey, Sir R Barnard ...

... round the lines of Portsmouth facing the sea. The people cheered enthusiastically as she passed. Lord John Russell in Liverpool, —On Tuesday morning Lord John Russell arrived here from Dublin, in the Post-office packet. He is the guest of the Mayor, William ...

... Purser, the surviving trustee, died IH3O, and the present bill was filed against his |iersonal representatives, John Purser, sen., anil John Purser, jun,, ttrder that the assetts of the late Mr. Purser might made available for the losses arising from his ...

... own soil, the American population would rise masse repel them ? Suppose the Volunteers, who Sir John Coldor.ve says to the amount of Thousanu, ru»Ueil arms to defend Prescott, were pass over to Orrdenshurgh and destroy if, would there be a single American ...