... Vaaao, Eraaa. Faitwadar Palme rat a) Bailey, Brietol loach, Erana, Cardigan HataM. titkaaa, Urarpaal Eleanor. Oak, Laadaa l.ittlalohn. Mayan, Oiapatck. Cam, Dahlia Royal Sarralga, Tyrroll, John ft Mary, Jaama, da WUllaaa, Kara, da Walchat-ldr.Blipamhl, Watckt ...

... M.P., Robert Arcbbold, M.P., D.L., Nicholas Fitzaimon, M.P., John Maher. M.P., Thomas Wyse, M.P., T. N, Reddington, M.P., H. Chester, M.P., J. J. Bsgot, L., C. H. *lker, M.P., Henry Grattan, M.P., Sergeant Curry, M.P., Hewit Bridgeman, M.P., D.L., Geo ...

... Ro- bert A rhbold, M.P, D.L. ; Nicholas Fi.zsimon, M.P. ; John Ma her, M.P. ; Thomas Wyse, M.P. ; T. N. Rediuz- ton, M.P. ; H. Chester, xM.P. ; J.J. Bigot, D.L. ; C. H. Walker, M.P. ; Henry Grattan, M.P. ; Sergeant Curry, M.P. ; Hewit Br dgeman, M.P., D ...

... Several other meiaSra Parliament were alvo expected attend. Am&ocat tlioee invited, betid,•• Mr. O'Connell and bit were Mr. Grattan, Mr. Hntloa, Mr. Swart, Mr. Rlpbiu•tone, Mr. Brother too, and Lord Nugent. Atiudntl Sir Graham Moore, K.C.8., wili asaume ...

... ('urling, Gentleman-at-Arms. Mr. W. Bella irs, Exon ofthe Guard of the Yeoai_t of the Guard. Mr. H. L. Ewart, Gentleman-at-Arms. Mr. R. A. Gray, ditto. 1 he hail of l.ngall, Lord in Waiting. Mr. K. N. Jones, Geiitleman-at-Arms. Mr. I. Hopkinson, ditto ...

... Meath ; by Mr. D. BIROWNE, from Mayo ; by Mr. VIGORS and Mr. ASHTON YATES, from Cerlow ; by Mr. BELLEW, from Devon ;. by Mr. GRATTAN, from Down, Monaghan, Fermanagh,Armagh, and Dundalk ; by Major 'MACNAMARA, from Clare; and by Mr. POWER, Mr. BARRY, Mr. REDDINGTON ...

... personal mandate of the serjeant-at-arms, be3n desired to withdraw from the house on the evening of Friday lasF, just previous to a division. Sir ROBERT INGLIS said he could not help thinking that in jusice to the serjeaat-at-arms, independently of the general ...

... that dreadful period, except a few short glimpses under the Administration of Lord Fitzwilliam, and when the advice of Mr. Grattan, was acted upon in 1836 was governed by the severe and ~t ern rule of those very men who now come forward and complain of ...

... GOVERNMENT OF'IRELAND. The orders of the day having been postponed, Lord JOHN RUSSELL rose, and spoke to the following effect :—Mr. Speaker, on the 21st of March the House of Lords were pleased to resolve to appoint a select committee to inquire into ...

... volunteers in arm* \1 ?? of Parlimen, and of the convince*.^ m%TJS ZmITSZ Were not those opiuious found to be correct? Has not the pr.nc.p_e upon which they wer, based been found to be a -one? In 1,32 we gave up to forty thousand armed vo- enteers those ...

... and other avenues leading to the Home of Commons were crowded with persons anxious obtain admission to the debate upon Lord John Russell's motion, which had been fixed for this evening; and the crowd became so great few minutes before four o’clock, that ...

... and properties of many of his Majesty's loyal and faithful subjects, and have taken away and carried away their horses and arms, and have compelled them to surrender up, quit, and leave their habitations, farms, and places of abode; and have, with threats ...