... William Lennox, the Marquis of Londonderry, the Countess of Westmoreland, Lord and Lady Fitzroy Somerset, Lord H. Bentinck, Sir John Macdonald, Adjotant-general, Sir F. Trench, Ace. The ground in front of the house was kept by a strong body of the D division ...

... Worhs, near Necastlesu.-Tync Turi PRF---r.T AT._ . __ ..t. IDA ?? A 110 IRiEcSDEXT OF THE MANCHIESTER REFORM ASSOCIATION, lr, John Potter; declined to form one of the deputation appointed to '00tupon Mr.Bright. Weelearnthat Mr. Potterhas since tendered hi ...

... said, lad asked him what had become of Henry Grattan ? IHe (Mr. O'Con- nell) was sorry to say, ile evas afraid that it was illisalthi which de- prived them of the services of the son of the immortal Grattan; but altheugh absent, his spirit, if not his ...

... 13, 1847. Liutenant Frederick John Wilson to be Captain, by purchase, vice Martin, who retires; dated July 13, 1847. Ensign and Adjutant Wiliaom Fuller to have the rank of Lieutenant; dated July 12, 1847. Ensign James Johnes Bourchier to be Lieutenant, ...

... Smith O'Brien, William Fagan, th Daniel Callaghan, A. O'Plaoherty, M,. 1. Blake, John Hyacinth Talbot, th T. Meagher, Colonel Duone, John Rteynolds, 3John O'Brien, John op O'Connell, H. Sadlier, S. ?? Somnece, Timothy O'Brien, R~on. Cecil ha L~awless ...

... she now stood in a hateful and shameful pro-eminence of crime, and toe trusted that effectual measures would be taken to dis- arm the peopie, and to protect life and properly. After sums observations from Esrls GREY and FITEZWILLIAM, the address was agreed ...

... their-way to the mestropolis when. it bereft of all means of existence at home.: if SEAsres FOR ARMS.-The police were engaged last week in a searching for fire-arms in rue proclaimed districts of the county of. us Gaiway, but they obtained very few. The ...

... CE. DREADFUL CARDIGANSHIRE. |DREADFUL SUICIDE OF A GENTLEMAN OF FORTUNE-On. Friday, an inquest was held at the Red Lion, Cardigan, on the i body of Morriss Morriss, Esq., aged forty-five, who committed l suicide on the preceding day under the subjoined ...

... He avowed that he had been instrumental in asking his countrymen to arm. In the present position of Europe it was the duty of every citizen of every country to learn the use of arms. For the purpose of giving proper expression to the national will of ...

... was ordered to be reported on Monday4 HOUSE OP5ILORDS,LMonday.fi - THE ARMS ACT.-The Marquis of Lansdowne observed, in reply to a question put by the Earl of Ellenborough, that the Arms Act, passed in November last, applied as much to the county of the city ...

... Concitiation Hail; Dr. M'Keown, in~ the chair. The prcedings were Iof interest, seeing that it was announced by the le=e, Mr. John O'Connell, that the committee had come to the determination of dissolving the association. It was evident, he said, that the ...

... obtain a repeal of the union by reason and discussion, and those who sought to accom- plish that object by force of arms. He (Lord John) approved of the discretion of the hon. member for Dublin in postponing the l debate, but begged to have it understood ...