... resistance to it: Lord Melbourne and Lord John Russell both pledged themselves the continued assertion of the principle—that it was to them a deb* of honour : yet, in the 'ast session of Parliament, Lord John Rus-el'l himself pioposed ai passed measure ...

... and Henry Turner, Esq. of Stockport. To the chairman's left sat the Hon. Bootle Wilbraham, M.P. the Hon. John Stuart Wortley, Rev. John Holme, John Roby, Esq. of Rochdale, Nicholas Earle, Esq. Jonah Harrap, Esq. and H. H. Blorton, Esq. and other gentlemen ...

... general confiscation and to the establishment of repnblic (Cheers) agree with Lord John Russell in thinking that rebellion in the colonies be subdued arms agree with John Russell iu thinking the repeal of the union with Ireland must be resitted to the last ...

... the United States in pre ithe matter, but at the same time he must regret to see American noi . subjects coming armed into our territory,-armed and provided to too with cannon taken from the United States and belonging to dcc the United States. (Hear, hear ...

... the bar of the House support of the prayer of certain petitions for repeal on all laws restricting the importation of corn. Grattan gave notice that on the 21st of February he would call the attention of the House to the present working of the system of ...

... to cive notice, the part of .Mr . Smith, that on February llth, would more for Committee on Church Leases; on the 12th Lord John would present papers to the Mouse relating to Eduction in this country that, the loth, the Noble Lord would tor lease bring ...

... BA, Trinity ; John B.A., Se Bees; —, Bees. : James Jobn's: 3 Edw. Harry Vi B.A., Queen's Stephen Exuperius William Jeffray, Balliol College |, M.A., col- B.A, Sz. s John’s; William Charles Dudley, B.A, James Alfred Boddy, B.A., St. John’s; Catherine Hall; ...

... Christ Church. John Woolley, Scholar of University College. Rev. Philip Lewis, University College. Rev. Samuel Dendy, Trinity College. BACHELORS OF ARTS. • Thomas Lymi FellOWe - , Christ Church Edward Wright, Christ Church. George John - Stime, Oriel ...

... said that he had never been the advocate of Vio}, he €nce, and had never recc ommended the people to arm till 8a Ww them we like da Stardly weapons—the arms ouly of the base and Secretly providing themselves with daggers and herous assassin. (Cheers.) Then ...

... the flower of her days, leaving three sons; the Hon. Hugh, John, and Dudley Francis Fortescue; the second son has recently entered the army as ensign in one of our infantr) regiments. Sir John Peebell, Dart., the new Lord of the Admiralty, is a post captain ...

... Government that certain per- sons called Chartists had armed themselves. Viscount Metsourye replied that he was well aware of the prevalence of a rumour that certain persons called Chart'sts had armed themselves. Petitions against any alteration of the corn ...

... prisoner was pointed out to him as a boy who had just stolen a poeket-handkerchief. The prisoner was, at the moment, walking arm in arm with two girls of the town, who were, evidently, acting as his blinds, and, the moment lie saw witness, lie endeavoured ...