... world. The report was adopted unaninioutely. The speakers on the eccasion were the Rev. John Woodwark Mr Wix, Rev. James flargreavee, Mr. E. W. Itichards, Bev. John Burnett, Mr. J. P. Price, and the Rev. Charles Stovell. CRATHAr.-Orders were received at ...

... IIrGISTRtATION OF ARMS (IRELAND) BILL. hi The Marqnis of NORItANB3-Y. in reply to uetstions from Lord cl IGLENGALL and the Marquis of WESStil~( sised that the IN ~Irish Government was about to-institute a moot vigorous search te dfor arms in theo disturbed ...

... their lordships. ARMES-I RE LAND. The Marquis of NOaMAscusy, in answer to observations I made by the Earl of Glengall, said that the officers of police in Ireland bad received strict injunctions to search for and seize all unregistered arms in Ireland. Lord ...

... some part of the th ving Irish press had been so gross, ifli~t iidgagato would 'M oat, have been' ashamed of it Mrf. I GRaTTAN'rose Gi wsto inquire whether, Sir ?? Bateson. alludded 'to'any A mas ember of tbe House (order, order ?? R. Al the BATSON ...

... daughter of the late Rtobeirt VauX, Esq. Of W~est L Greoen H-ouse, Tottenham. til CLERGYMEN DECEASED. of May 19, at Cardigan, the Rev. .John Black-wcll, A.B. co ?? olge nthsUiversity, and Vicar of BE Mae~vPibrksie gd42 years. The Livin,, A Ma o ?? Afe AccM ...

... the opposite side of the road, crossed over for the purpose of seizing the prisoner; but on his (the prisoner) placing his arms across and holding out both the weapons, he became alarmed, and while pausing as to what step lhe should pursue, the ruffian ...

... by the same noble lard, he (Mr. J. Grattan) had becen assured by the same individual he haJ just mentioned, that he did not know of one fictitious vote in thecounty. Looking at this iafertration, he (Mr. J. Grattan) could not but come to the conclusion ...

... Djce Acland, Rleliard i Negle Rob. rt llcron, Jamea D)ahe, John Henry bea!e, D.n- ! hanm Norreya, Thomaa Winnington, Adolphu5 Dalrymple, Edmuind flayes, George 11. Swyth, Robert 11, Inglis, John Edwards, Robert Price, W~illam rn omerville, J. Tyrell, Thornas ...

... commissioners, and this being a great national work, injustice to Ireland they were bound to facilitate its execution. Mr. 11. GRATTAN urged that there could be no fraud or speculation in the present undertaking. Mr. ESTCOUr T opposed the mnotion, on the ground ...

... Fortescue, E. Villiers, R0ev. Rt. Liddell. SiRn-John Jouhnstona, Edniond Stanley, Willhumo Hall, J. Wal. saim, H. Hialford, fi. Staunton, J. K, James, S. Comptari, William Milddleton, Itarcourt Lees, John 'Yarde Bidoler, Metoes Mlontoilore, Robert Ferguson ...

... in the company for establishing a liue of steamers between Havre and New York, have returned in company with Sir John Campbell, Sir John Rennie, and Messrs. Routh and Barnes, who are the bearers of propositions from a body of English capitalists. A grand ...

... on the registry. The tnoiton led to.a long discussion, in' which Mr. Shaw,' Mr.' Ly-n'ch, Mr. Litton, Mr. H. Grattan, Lord Stanley, Lord John I.ussett, and Sir R. Pecl, took part. Ministers voted against the instrucliop, and on a diyision, the nnotles ...