... that he should on Monday name another c peer in his place. Lord ABINGEl alluded to the system going on in Lan- i cashire of arming the people, and said he had reason to ci believe that the magistrates who took an active part in ri enforcing the laws had ...

... former slated lliat lie had declined applications from persons desirous of arming in this manner, because in his opinion nothing could worse than for bodies of men to enrol and arm themselves without being placed under any regular military control. The latter ...

... furnish them with arms % In order to enabled use the arms effectually, these bodies of persons muH of course drilled, and since the publication his Lordship’s letter the Chartists have been on the look-out to detect any of the Russell Armed Association men” ...

... CJaptain iloldero, MYP., It. Rushibrooke, M.P., and Mr. I.. C. Hloare. w (in the lest side of the chair sat the Rev. John Manile, ho Earl Cardigan, Ear] Ilrerqknoek, Visconnt Canterbnry, il Viscount Marshaim, Lord TMaryhorongh, Lord Wliarnelifle a Lord Brougham ...

... consist of— Rack of arms, &c.-—“ St. Sebastian.” Pyrenees.” 1. A village Fete, from D. Teniers, 18 feet long by 11 feet high. , Rack of arms, &c—“Pamplona. “ Bidassoa. 2. Moses in the Bulrushes, feet long feet high. Racks of arms, with fringed banners ...