... Such attacks were to incur. begged leave lo move (or a return * * discredilabla all the supplies sent to Muuiagorri, either in arms, money. . *”e SPEAKER—Dees the bon. member mean to epply cannon, or stores. Further, lor return of the extra charge b'* remarks ...

... months imprisonment, for assault with a stone, on John Reynolds, watch-house keeper of St. Michael’s parish. John Rstnoids a. John Ralkiqh. _ The Mayor—The summons against Mr. Kaleights at the instance of John Reynolds, of St Michael watch-house, for being ...

... Archbold, Bryan, George Stock, Doctor Barron. W Evans, G Vigor*,J* Barry, G S Grattan, Henry AVyse, Thomas Beamish, F B Hutton, Yales, J A Blake, J O’Brien, Cornelius Bodkin, John J Connell. tellers. Bridgman, O’Connell, M Hawes. B Browne, U Roche. Parker ...

... (Lord John Kuaseli) that espoused, admituu. and justified the expressions used by that nobleman upon a question vital importance to the Sister Country. Did the noble lord adopt language which feli from Lord when was a member of that house.—[Loid John Russell ...

... the reports had heard, that certain persons calling themselves Chartists had armed themselves, were known to her Majesty’s government ? He was told that these persons had armed themselves to considerable extent. Viscount MELBOURNE said that he was perfectly ...

... stating that body persons, called chartists, hail armed themselves. , Viscount Melbourne said lie was perfectly aware the prevalence of the report that a body of persons, calling themselves chartists, had armed thamselves. Lord Melville presented a petition ...

... Morris, Walker, Edward Martin, E. Roche, and T. C. Grattan. Admiral Thomas Brown. General Lord Bloomfield. COLONELS-G. Higgins and Gore Brown. a CAPTAINS-G. White, Shea, Sutton, Halliday, Hay, and John Sutton. The Earl of Charleville presented an address ...

... , Madras army, on promotion and appointment Companion of the Bath. Mr T. C. Grattan, gentleman of the privy chamber, on his appointment to the consulship of Boston. Mr. John Polling Pigolt, his appointment to the 22d regiment. Edward Martin, Esq,, 28th ...

... the Cnhm. and to Great Bntain, were deeply impressed was uniustifizhlc. hi# his Mnmcipal eorojioratiuns were, then, on- Lord John Kossell doubted not that the obaerntiona ginally for loftier ami Imlier ohjecta than mere were applied to and they were not ...

... the Ladies Browne (2), Lord Stuart, Lady F. and Miss Gordon, Sir John and Lady Shelley. Lady Murray, Lord Foley, Hon. Miss Pitt, Sir P. Trench, Lady William Paulett, Sir John Conroy, Sir John and Lady Burgoyae, kc. Death Uamaeal William Bi are sorry to bear ...

... ; Mr. Vaughan, his marriage Lady Forbes, by Lord Byron; Mr. T. C. Grattan, gentleman of the privy chamber, on his appointment the Consulship of Boston, by Viscount Palmerston ; Mi. John M. E. Roche, Mr. William Roche, M.P. ; Ensign Thomas, loth Regiment ...

... Beres- ford had been fired at, the Rev. SMr. Craig had been fired at, the Rev, Mr. blinchin (of Clare~), and the Rev. Mr. Arm-I strung (of Tipperary), had beets fired at, the Rev. Mr. Day Shad been wounded, and thle Rev. Mr. White had been fired at. ...