... the Lords would not relax in their attention to that im. portant branch of the public service. He wished to know whether Sir John M1Neil, who had lately presided over the mission to Persia, which was now broken up, and who was at present in this country ...

... Ellott Drake, John Yards Buller, Henry Lambert, WValteiftlddell, E. Lytton Bulwer, Jacoh Aatley, John Beale, D. J. NOrreys, Thomas Pelha'm Hayes, Edward Miarwood Elton, Wlliolni Brabnzoo, Charles Style, William Browne Felkes, W. Rowe Duobar, John Belleau, ...

... 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 ...

... changes, the noble sod learned lord lamented that he had lived to see the day when one who inherited the name of the great Grattan, his revered friend, should follow the example of a fiagitious slanderer, and iS. give utterance to the basest slander that ...

... of no Importance, the meeting separated. LORD BROUGHAM AND MR. H. GRATTAN. Lord Brougham. requests the editor of the Morning Chronicle to insert the inclosed report of Mr. H. Grattan's speeches, to which the late correspondence refers, and which was ...

... Frederick-street, Vincent-square, Saint John the Evange- list, Westminster, licenced victualler. Edmund Taylor, Liverpool, drys alter. John Itunroro, Chorlton upon Mled- lock. Manchester, cotton spinner. John Dlkinne and Thomas Binney, shefieled, merchants ...

... preserve the pIblic peace, he should have no objection to furnish themewith arms, leaving ht it entirely to the lords lieutenant to decide what bodies ') should be furnished with arms, they coming to that decision st upon their. own responsibility. He- (the ...

... in cotisequence of the Marquis of London- derry's denunciation of the language attributed to Mr'. O'Connell aiidt Mr. I-I. Grattan, regarding the insecurity of the Queen's life uadei' cfrel Cain circumstances. The Miltequis of NORMAN~i Pre~tiia p'p~eks ...

... them with arms. Inl order to be enabled to use the arms effectuaUy, these bodies of persons must, of course, be drilled, and since the publication of his lordship's letter the Chartists have been on the look-out to detect any of the Russell Armed Association ...

... hear). Mr. DILLON BROWNE-The petition is signed John MacHale. It is described in the heading as the petition of the archbishop and clergy of the diocese of Tutam, but it is not so signed. The signature John MacHale has no such title or character attached ...

... HONou1rFAHLEC-Larly St. John, Pa~wager Lady St. John.k IlON011flrstrrs-Lady Itnelrort Corleereil, Mrs. Stafford Jtsrnolng. Iranl, Sirs: ?? Smiyth, Siss Leigh, Mrso. Godial, Aliss Wli- ;lqurghby, 'uLay Pakesnlnam, Afrs. Hlasey li.waon Uri. John Elliot, Afro, Seymoeur ...

... the Lord Chancellor, Marquess of Lansdoewe, Viscount Drneannon, Lord John Russell, Viscount Palmereton, Marquees of Normanby, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Earl of Mi;to, Sir John Hlob- house, Lord Holland, Mr. Poulett Thomson, Viscount Howick, and ...