... nation-Y, at cach a moment, and aigainst snch a person-shieldi oe. might think, by tile weakness of her sex-was t ,, assin's arm twiee dleliberately raised ; at her was t n-iirderons aim twice deliberately taken ; and the wc ,ols of oleath twice deliberately ...

... clauses was intend(ed to autliorise the council to open a new and healthy street acrpss that fictid neiglbourli ood of which Grattan-strect is the entrance from the eleanlier ardjacent avenues; also, a new Strect in that equally odoirifersous locality which ...

... toward a close, a the bill was opposed by the ministry, by the parties he ing the power of prorogation in their hands. Mrl J. GRATTAN said he vould vote wit IMr. Wo if thle amendment were pressed to a division. Lord J. RUSSELL complained that Lord Stanley ...

... obedient servant, JOHN S. KEENAN, Pastor of Anniaghlone and Drumballyroney, with part of Garvagliy annexed. DECLARATION. COUNTY OF D)OWN TO WIT.-By D. C. Brady, Esq. one of her Majesty's Justices of the Peace for said county. I1, John Fegan, of Anaghlon ...

... (not pale), Ltacii gentlremian that is peerin- so mistfui ly o oer yonr- shouldlier ? Ali! is that yo. the mild an gentle John of Tuaam, Lord parainounit of Maronia. rind Patroin ot' the Islo of A clil ? ( Loud chenrs and laughter'.) Anid who, Imy tbl ...

... Macnaghten, Esq. Newry, John Cliarters, Ardmnllin, Joseph Gillis, Esq. Belfast, Jaines Iluntor, Esq. Dunmnurry, A. Al-Laine, Esq. Belfast, John Miller, Esq. Comber, J. E. Kidloy, Esq 31 D. BeIlaSt, James Barnett, Esq. Carrickfergus, John Boyd, Esq. ltlaehstaff-mill ...

... con]- parative!y trifling nature? To gain this obtject wisa worth more to Russia than all tbe successes wihich ei- ther ier armes or her tegociations could britg her ili any other way ; and in this object she had unhappily thus far surcuedertv. Viscount ...

... against 44. The other names were agreed to. Mr. GRATTAN then moved that tlse house be called over next day, preparatory to the debate on the second reading of the Habeas Corpus Act Suspension Bill; but Lord JOHN RUSSELL opposed the motion as unnecesa sary ...

... Staffordshire (North) .0 llratoeton, TI. W., Essex (Sooth) .0 Bratid, T., Hlertfordshire I Breinridge, It., Barunstple 0 Bright, John, Manchester I Briscoee Al., Hastings . .0 Broadwood, II., Bridgewater . .0 Blroadley, If, Yorkshire (East) . 0 Ilrocklelinirst ...

... arguments which the hon. member hmil so ably advanced, by many observations of his. All the other measures introduced by Lord John Russell for the benetit of Ireland would be neutralized, unless lie could induce the landlords of that country to grant leases ...

... them the history of the-farmer of whose stLP- cess ho hadl informed them :-Wlhen the National Board thought of establishing a 'arm near I)bhn, it was recoie- mended to thom to send abroad for an assistant; but lhey were of opinion, that if they could .et ...

... Clay, Mr. Gisborne, Sir John Rae Ejid. Mr. Ostwald, Mr. CharleS W'ood, MrII. Rielkterd, Mr. Warburton, Mlr. Pattison, Mr. lIcmriie, Mr. Ellice, M. Ser'geant Jatckson Ilt. Hle- tor, Mr. Grote, Sir Thioats Fremitantle, Mr. John Abel Stmtitl, Mr. Strutt ...