... Sub-Constable Mason for stealing iron ; against Michael Browne and John Savage, arrested Sub Constable Nash for robbery against John Alley, arrested by the fame active policeman for an assault; John Myres, arrested Sub Constable for robbery, was remanded ; Edmond ...

... returned to them. small detachment of Schleswig Holstein were attacked on the evening of the 19th, near Fohrballum, band of armed Danish peasants, and obliged to retreat. Unless the great powers successfully interfere, the war between Germany and Denmark ...

... then adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS— Fuidat New writawere ordered for Donegal, room of Colonel Conolly, deceased, and for the Cardigan district of boroughs. in the place of the late Mr. Pryse.—Sir R. Inolis presented petition from parish in Oxfordshire, against ...

... Henry Watson, E»q Catherine and M-try Dono* van. robbery—remanded till Monday. John for assaulting John Boyse. jun., iolicifor, on da., George street —one month’s imprisonment. John Ki« ly. breaking glass—one month's imprisonment and four whippings ! Pal Jenkins ...

... gentlemen that arms were not given up ? If so, why not bring in more stringent arms bill .* Of the two evils he would take the leust Did they know that those very clubbists. whom Mr. M‘Gee magnified into such multitudes buckram, used to bay arms which were ...

... went into committee on the motion of which he had given notice. On the motion of Mr. JOHN O’CONNELL, leave of absence was given Mr. Msurire O’Couuell for a month. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said that it was the intention of the Government to move that Mr. Bright be ...

... public eatttnaso-i. without one of their own member* lending hand to fling them stilt -r into the mire. Next Mr. John O’Connell, comes Mr. H. Grattan.— ' alts', what s.d recolucuons do tho-e names conjure up in the heart ef every Irishman On whom have the mantles ...

... to them, and be sure they would pot forth their hand her Was Jamaica her auxiliary. Guiana her firm friend, Canada her right arm ? (bear, hear.) Was this time to lay fresh taxes overburdened country ? (hear, hear.) The day might come when England would ...

... has almost shown itself hv «en«« i(a dot e« ( eompei«cs «t prrsent nearly 4.000.000 wen. 1.t00.000 of whom ase armed with musket* or lisht arms. It pot*eesrs 500 guns The organization o: 900 battalion* of disposable National Coards con'ormity with the dterce ...

... waa the word—if it had been rational, then would aided it (no, no, from Mr Grattan), I beg parduu, I have it fi&ed m my memory, tod My tke Uon. did »ay all 1 My now. Mr GRATTAN roac to order. Ha to know whether the bouse would permit the honourable member ...

... gathering handful of spriggauat for Grins; I went into Britt's garden, and saw John Ryan (Jack) comiag out of Burke’s fields, and had litile load bis back; had not his arms out through the sleeves; I know the old woman’s, bouse; was comiag straight down ...

... present, when public interesta were stake, they might consistently make waver of their privilegea. GRATTAN said the noble lord's speech showed him (Mr Grattan) the danger opening bis month in that bouse (laughter). If the noble lord had held his tongue, he ...