... attack of an force till the requisite defences were completed, I found it necessary to occupy the attention of the } ance armed masses army, which made a formidable the hedges and under cover of thie gar dens, and broken ground between the town he sea ...

... Taylor, Jones. John Samuel Burgess, James Scholes, Robert M. Wilcox ; James Smatham, Supernumerary. Rev. R. M. Wilcox will reside at Runcorn. St. and Prescot—John Boyd, Robert _ Southport and Ormskirk—Benjamin Slack, George Dick- inson ; John Philbps, Su ...

... white wands, decorated with blue and these were the carriages of the Lord Mayor and Sir John Power. The Hon. Mr. Hatchinson (brother of Lord sat in the iage with Grattan, Donoughmore) were also Smith Esq., M-P., Robert Dillon Browne, Esq-, M.P., Sir Valentine ...

... instead of avoiding it, might precipate rebellion. Nothing would prevent the rebellion of the south but the organization and arming of the north of Ireland. After a few words from the Marquis of LANSDOWNE and the Earl of GLENGALL, the standing orders were ...

... the trial of the Earl of Cardigan. Adjourned till Monday, LORDS,—Monpay, Feb. S. LORD KEANE. The LORD CHANCELLOR brought down 3 mes- sage from her Majesty, stating the sense she entertained of the services rendered by Lord John Keane in India, and requesting ...

... the house divided, and the motion was to by a majority of 135 124. Mr HENRY GRATTAN rose to ask whether the law officers of the crown had seen a letter addressed to Lord John Russell on the sub; 2] ject of the appointment Dr Hampden, signed “ H. Exeter ...

... of the furniture, and the pesitiea in which the body lay, | it would appear that the old lady must have been sitting in her arm chair on the right hand side of the when the first blow was inflicted, which must have been a@ very severe one (on the left ...

... Sequence of the rapidly increasing intercourse between the two places, was on board, ard, With several friends, including Mr. John Grantham, civil engineer and the result of the trial was highly gratifying. The Birkenhead™ 1s an open boat, of improved model ...

... they would find them-| selves mistaken. Coil. WOOD and Mr. HUME severally expressed #¢s in opposition to the bill. Mr. H. GRATTAN replied to the charges made}. against the Irish gentry by Mr. ck, and prophesied | advent of the al of the union. George Bentinck ...

... at St. John’s church, within this city. There were about three hundred young persons of both sexes, comprising the candidates for the sacred con- firmation of the sacrament of Baptism, from St. John’s, St Christchureh, St. Peter's, Little St. John’ ...

... You may stand down, sir- — OF GaNG or AT Woxcestrr.—On Friday night four fellows, named mas Squires, Ivan Hardwick, John Attwood, and John Brooks, alias “three-fingered Jack,”—the he- ‘Toes of most of the which have lately alarmed | the neighbourhood of ...

... Rochdale; and the like bequest to St. John’s Church, Smalibridge, making an amount of £9,000 i bequests for charitable purposes. DUEL BETWEEN THE oF CaRrpIcax asp Lrect. Tucxett.—In consequence of the Earl of Cardigan havi ascertained that certain letters ...