... 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 ...

... 18351. ans PRI VILEGE. Iann On the order of the day for considering the reopest of thle corn- p mittee upon the petition of John Joseph Lawson, firayn thtant their Lordships' Officer might attend the Court Of Quceei's Bench oee, wvith the aoets of the ...

... sasssing In the attaclinof ahouse, for aburgtary 'vhal at common law, for Whitebeyfamn, for conspiracy to car ry arms, I tl Lent for armed, said forwearlagad nuse, under the Whitc- £il~ )rdbeysTctaringsho~rt, that the same man, for one offence, was' i-unre ...

... friends. It was said by their friends that Lord John Russell,ne yfinality supported, woold return. Was this manly? Was not wii yevery, member of the Cabinet as much attached to dinality itspr Lord John Russell, than whoas, he believed, a stronger Reformer ...

... public-house licenses for the year ensuing. The following gentlemen were on the bench, viz., The Mayor, John Bair- stow, Esq., Thomas German, Esq., John Gradwell, Esq., and James Mounsoy, Esq. The proceedings occasioned great bustle, the Town Hall being ...